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Eric: Jay, sine naman tayo.


Jay: Huwag na – some other day na lang.


Eric: Ha?  Matagal pa ang Mother’s Day, eh! (Apparently, Eric thought Jay said "Sa Mother’s Day na lang" instead of "some other day na lang.")


                    [DatePublished] => 2003-05-19 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Rod Nepomuceno
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First of 3 parts

A year ago, I wrote an article about women slowly but surely invading gay bars like pirates ransacking tiny, hopeless fishing villages. They come like ferocious vixens upstaging gays in bars that rightfully belong to the pink panthers. Gays should have an exclusive place of convergence!, I screamed. Women must find their own watering hole to quench their own thirst for fun, relaxation and entertainment.
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Eric: Jay, sine naman tayo.


Jay: Huwag na – some other day na lang.


Eric: Ha?  Matagal pa ang Mother’s Day, eh! (Apparently, Eric thought Jay said "Sa Mother’s Day na lang" instead of "some other day na lang.")


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‘Some other day na lang’

By Rod Nepomuceno | May 19, 2003 - 12:00am

Back in high-school, I overheard two of my classmates, Eric and Jay, conversing and I swear, it is one of the most hilarious exchanges I have ever heard in my life. Eric: Jay, sine naman tayo. Jay: Huwag na –...

Lifestyle Business

Love story, sort of: The rich girl and the macho dancer

By Boy Abunda | April 1, 2002 - 12:00am

First of 3 parts A year ago, I wrote an article about women slowly but surely invading gay bars like pirates ransacking tiny, hopeless fishing villages. They come like ferocious vixens upstaging gays in bars that...

Entertainment