Sneakers as a fashion statement
My brother has a thing for sneakers. He’s a dancer, and aside from the fact that he has several pairs of sneakers for the various costume changes during performances, he buys sneakers because they make him look good. I guess it’s part of his peacocking ways, haha. After all, sneakers work pretty much like accessories, too. The right pair of shoes is needed for the perfect ensemble. You might have nice hair, a good shirt, and great pants, but if you don’t get the right pair …

Your peacocking accessories don’t have to cost more than you can afford
Peacocking accessories usually burn a hole in your pocket because they are things you don’t usually buy. But you buy them anyway because they impress the women and that’s what’s important! However, you can’t use this excuse forever; if you want the girls to keep on looking, you need to have the money to buy accessories fit for peacocking.
In my opinion, one way of accessorizing for less is by knowing which peacocking style fits you the best. Are you …

The annual week-long celebration of the UP Fair was concluded last February 13, which incidentally fell on a Friday, so it was made more special. Apparently, the community of the Jumping Jologs or JJs, to make it more subtle, held a meeting in a dark cave somewhere in the deepest abyss and agreed that they would disrupt the most important event of the week.
Not surprisingly at all, when we arrived at 11pm on Friday the 13th, the OUTSIDE perimeter of the concert grounds were full of—well, Jumping Jologs. They’re Jologs …

I’m just going to stop you right there, I know what you’re thinking: what in hell’s name is guyliner and why does it sound so gay?
I know, I absolutely agree that it sounds gay, but gayliner is a different thing altogether, apparently. Guyliner is that stick of black eyeliner most women use to enhance their eyes that men have also started using to enhance theirs–hence the name so people won’t be confused whether they’re using eyeliner or guyliner. *rolls eyes*
A lot of men have begun to use this to …

Everybody lies. That’s what Dr. House claims, the cynic sarcastic doctor that we have come to know and love. But just because he’s cold, doesn’t mean it’s not true. It’s absolutely true that everybody lies, the only difference is up to what extent.
For instance, when your mother asks you where you’ve been the previous night, you tell her in a friend’s house doing a school project when you were really out drinking to your heart’s content to drown all the heartache away. Or when the teacher asks you why …

Ok, after talking about dealing with a bad first date, let’s stop the cynicism for a while and talk about the other side of the first date: the successful side. The excitement from the success of the first date can be overwhelming for someone, especially if that someone has been in a series of unsuccessful dates previously. But this shouldn’t a reason for you to stifle the other person and be clingy all of a sudden. You might scare him/her.
The question that rings—no pun intended—in someone’s mind after a successful …

I think all of us are familiar with having a bad date. Bad dates happen even to the best of us. Personally, I don’t like going out on dates. As Jerry Seinfeld puts it, a date is a job interview that lasts a whole night. I don’t like subjecting myself to long hours of uncomfortable conversations and moments of awkward silence and seeing clearly that both of us wanted to get out of there as soon as possible by whatever means. This could happen for a lot of reasons. No …