Yup. I have officially Nawawala interest of POM. I can't really explain it - I've outgrown it.
My paborito shows have always been adult FBI action shows. Such as Fringe, Bones, and Criminal Minds. If you like POM and other child friendly shows, then I suggest you don't check these out.
I also pag-ibig comedy. But adult comedy. I've liked it since the 5th grade when I barely understood most of the jokes (I didn't get most of the jokes until the 6th grade). Its always appealed to me and I've outgrown cartoons at around the age of 11. I would probably still pag-ibig them if they replaced the basura we see on Nickelodeon today with the classic old 90s shows. They were a lot darker back then with a lot madami hidden adult jokes. But then the damn over protective parents showed up out of nowhere, and... you know the rest. Now its just corny and, let's face it - stupid.
But then POM came about and it immediately perked my interest for some reason. Before I knew it, I was addicted. I watched it all the time. I still loved my adult shows more. I mean, nothing, not even POM, could beat those shows in my opinion.
So I should've known the "obsession" wouldn't last.
Eventually I stopped watching POM religiously. I would watch it once every 2 weeks at the most. Soon weeks led to months. Its been about 6 months since I last saw an episode on tv. Don't get me wrong - during that time I watched a few eps online. But the episodes didn't have the same feel to it. It just wasn't that funny anymore. I only let out one giggle in each episode, and durning the rest of the time I rarely crack a smile. I thought maybe the newer episodes just weren't as good as the older ones. So I watched some of the ones I used to like. I had the same reaction as I had with the newer ones. The child friendly comedy Nawawala all of my interest.
My adult comedies always have, and still do, leave me laughing really hard that I'm almost out of breath. POM never had that effect on me. It really was never my thing. I'm still wondering why I liked it in the first place.
So I'm leaving. I'm going to stick to my adult ipakita spots on here, so that's where you'll find me. Good bye - for good, now.
My paborito shows have always been adult FBI action shows. Such as Fringe, Bones, and Criminal Minds. If you like POM and other child friendly shows, then I suggest you don't check these out.
I also pag-ibig comedy. But adult comedy. I've liked it since the 5th grade when I barely understood most of the jokes (I didn't get most of the jokes until the 6th grade). Its always appealed to me and I've outgrown cartoons at around the age of 11. I would probably still pag-ibig them if they replaced the basura we see on Nickelodeon today with the classic old 90s shows. They were a lot darker back then with a lot madami hidden adult jokes. But then the damn over protective parents showed up out of nowhere, and... you know the rest. Now its just corny and, let's face it - stupid.
But then POM came about and it immediately perked my interest for some reason. Before I knew it, I was addicted. I watched it all the time. I still loved my adult shows more. I mean, nothing, not even POM, could beat those shows in my opinion.
So I should've known the "obsession" wouldn't last.
Eventually I stopped watching POM religiously. I would watch it once every 2 weeks at the most. Soon weeks led to months. Its been about 6 months since I last saw an episode on tv. Don't get me wrong - during that time I watched a few eps online. But the episodes didn't have the same feel to it. It just wasn't that funny anymore. I only let out one giggle in each episode, and durning the rest of the time I rarely crack a smile. I thought maybe the newer episodes just weren't as good as the older ones. So I watched some of the ones I used to like. I had the same reaction as I had with the newer ones. The child friendly comedy Nawawala all of my interest.
My adult comedies always have, and still do, leave me laughing really hard that I'm almost out of breath. POM never had that effect on me. It really was never my thing. I'm still wondering why I liked it in the first place.
So I'm leaving. I'm going to stick to my adult ipakita spots on here, so that's where you'll find me. Good bye - for good, now.
TDH: this is a remake to the movie with the same title. The character's personalities may be somewhat altered to fit the characters from the movie. Please read and review. Rated T for sexuality and some language.
Narrator: This is a story of Boy meets Girl.
The boy, Kowalski, grew up thinking he'd never truly be happy until the araw he met The One. This belief stands from early exposure to Skipper's hard training and being cooped up in his lab making recipes for disaster.
The girl, Summer, did not share this belief. Since the separation from her family, she only loved two things. The first was her long feathery hair. The segundo was how easily she could cut it off, and feel nothing.
Kowalski meets Summer on January 8th. He knows almost immediately, she is who he's been searching for.
This is a story of Boy meets Girl, but you should know upfront, this is not a pag-ibig story.
Narrator: This is a story of Boy meets Girl.
The boy, Kowalski, grew up thinking he'd never truly be happy until the araw he met The One. This belief stands from early exposure to Skipper's hard training and being cooped up in his lab making recipes for disaster.
The girl, Summer, did not share this belief. Since the separation from her family, she only loved two things. The first was her long feathery hair. The segundo was how easily she could cut it off, and feel nothing.
Kowalski meets Summer on January 8th. He knows almost immediately, she is who he's been searching for.
This is a story of Boy meets Girl, but you should know upfront, this is not a pag-ibig story.