Stereotyping Maladies

what does topo topo barega mean? i dunno anything about it, but topo topo sure sounds like food. so maybe it's topo topo from barega... wherever barega is.

truly, stereotyping gives you distorted images of reality. let's see...

people say:

~the school of economics - is UP's pugad for lasallites who, as what the trend dictates, are the purest breed of coños, with the highest ending surnames, with the most expensive lifestyles... hermmmm, tama naman. but not all of us from the upse are living the life of a model everyday. i myself do not impart in their standard, which is maybe my point why i had to go somewhere else - to bio, because im basically different from all of dem econ people.

~up college of business administration - pugad naman for xavierians. it's basically like a chinese school. BA caf is almost like chinatown. *noise noise noise* herm. i dont have anything to disprove the stereotype. so let it be.

~up college of engineering - the place in up where fraternities are made, and where they collide by force! whoo! marlboro country! riot here, riot there, riot everywhere. o baka ako lang may concept na ganito. ... whatever.

~the college of arts and letters - boholand! i dunno, but my idea of cal is bohemia. and they're all women! if there's a guy there, he might probably be gay who curses in the most luxurious spanish or french. haha! basta i think there are a lot of girls in cal. hmmm, girls galore!

~chk - uh... honestly my original idea of chk is that it is dominated by dimwits who know nothing but swing the bat, dribble the ball, smash the leather bag, or do a tumble turn. i was wrong, because there are actually a lot of smart people in chk - they only get low on the acads because they have trainings and stuff, but some of them are really smart...

~college of science - as by empirical knowledge, most of the people in CS have no social lives. in fact, many think there lives in CS the nerdiest creature to ever walk UP. and my personal idea of a person from cs is: thick spectacles, baggy shirt, baggy pants, overloaded backbacks, books at hand, and a bead necklace - an obvious attempt to soften the stiff intellectual aura that effuses from their bodies - and also an obvious failure in my very personal opinion... wihihihi. but but but... no, it is not always the case. i mean go to chempav, and you will find yourself saying hey chempav people are not that bad. they actually look good, especially the teachers, because they're all young and lively and ... well, as for my case, sexy. hehe. and i have this chem16 lab class which is just adjacent to another chem16 lec class which is also a pugad for very beautiful girls. i mean one time i was eating my breakfast at the corridors of chempav (you cant eat inside the laboratories) i was just watching everyone walk by, and i noticed that this particular class has a lot of pretty girls in it, i might have just walked on in. hehe. actually i did, during the first day. stupid me i didn't look very carefully on my form 5. so i was there, seating round, basking in all the girl aura, when after 30 minutes, something alarmed inside my head and it said in ding dong: "this is not your room ding dong!" and it was right. erf.

anyways. my point is, stereotyping can lead to a lot of misconceptions that, according to the chaos theory, can lead to huge damages in some part of the world, in some aspect of the body of knowledge, and in some history of humankind.

un lang. sana naentertain kau!

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