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Drawing Inspiration from the Sardine Can

Saturday, July 19, 2008

Looks like every urbanite is turning into a mass transport maniac nowadays. Given that the price of fuel is spiralling towards the heavens sure makes me feel sick…Last year, diesel was just around P30.00, and now double its price. So it’s kinda unpractical if I have to bring in a car nowadays…I prefer going on with the mass transport, even if it means to be standing up for hours or killed in a stampede of rushing passengers in the MRT.

Now I’m inspired of helping others by writing a survival guide and a guide itself about the Metro Rail Transits or the Light Rail Transits…I might go on train surfing for the next several days in order to seek information so that there can be more of the people, rich or poor, Pinoy or foreigner to survive the crushing queues of the mass transit system and of course, not to get lost. At least para naman may napupuntahan din ang pagtitiis kong mapisa at pumila sa parang walang katapusang linya. Serbisyo publiko na po ito!

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Minsan sakay ako sa LRT, wala pang MRT nuon (I hope this does not give away my age). May kasabay ako na isang matandang babae na may kasama at ikinu-kwento nya na naalala daw nya nuong panahon ng Hapon. Siguro sa sobrang siksikan sa loob ng LRT. Hinde pa din ata aircon nuon ang LRT.

Akala ko high-tech na, pero babalik din lang pala nuong panahon ng guerra. Buti na lang may improvements kagaya ng aircon, MRT at LRT 3.

Posted by overtureph at July 27, 2008, 1:42 pm

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I'm Berniemack Arellano, just a simple and boring guy who wants to go amok whenever he's being prevented going somewhere else.

Inspired by the Lonely Planet/Pilot Guides series, I desperately went on to see places and culture as a cure to absolute monotony of life in the early 21st Century despite of financial incapabilities.