Comments for Babe Republic

Comment on Happy (blog) anniversary, Sofie! by Sofie

Sofie — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 18:41:06 +0000

Joey! Thanks so muck for blogging! *kisses*

Comment on Ladies in lettuce bikinis by Ronald Sapiandante

Ronald Sapiandante — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 02:12:20 +0000

They want attention and they get more than that. Bet on this single ground they had been successful. A step further to an infinite number yet to be staged.

Its ironic why this kind of consciousness-stealing media-circus commitment can’t be staged or can’t be given to reformers calling for health services, education, agrarian, environment, electoral, judicial and other mainstream reformers.

Drive traffic to the circus its been efficient ever since it was employed by Rome body politic. Attention must be diverted to the trivial and the hilarious less the people would have their chance to the true affair of their state.

Comment on Ladies in lettuce bikinis by Appolo

Appolo — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 07:51:18 +0000

Good Job guys kung ganito ang mag po-promote ng lettuce marami ang magiging vegetarian at di mababawasan ang mga hayop kung hindi madadagdagan pa. What if we promote nationwide to sell lettuce in the market shopping malls etc. with similar profiles of the three ladies. I am sure na wala ng mag kakatay ng hayop sa palengke lahat sila ay magiging hayop na rin. Save animals save the planet be vegetarian.

Comment on Ladies in lettuce bikinis by evap

evap — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 02:52:06 +0000

haha i second the comment of erlie.. whatever these three sexies were really trying to convey, must be their “wares” or their gustatory “ideology”, i respect their right to adopt any medium to express the same.. the message is their for us to read, if people decides to gawk at the bodies then maybe that is the bonus.. i myself cannot see how nakedness could convince one to be vegetarian.. but what the heck, everybody knows the virtues of vegetarianism, but not everyday would you see the intriguing results of following its preaching.. it was unfortunate that me and erlie were not there during the “exposition”, it would have been a very educational experience.. query, though: is using lettuce as bra still part of being a vegetarian?? hahaha

Comment on Ladies in lettuce bikinis by rogelio dimaculangan

rogelio dimaculangan — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 21:41:36 +0000

Why can’t three women walk around Metro Manila without a permit? Rally na ba yon kung tatlo lang??

Kung mga leftist na pangit ang nagrarally na walang permit, lahat sila ay dapat ikulong!! Pero kung mga sexy na babae ang nag-rarally, dapat silang pabayaan ng gobyerno!!

Comment on Ladies in lettuce bikinis by ion

ion — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 07:23:45 +0000

the filipina, katrina, also donned the same as she tried her luck on Pinoy Idol http://www.pinoyidol2008.com

Wearing a red bikini, she held a heart-shaped card saying “Have a heart… Go Veg!”

they might be using a not-so-right vehicle for their advocacy… were they able to convince people?

Comment on Ladies in lettuce bikinis by ria

ria — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 06:43:30 +0000

I think those who first wore the lettuce bikinis are probably truly concerned for the welfare of animals but the real intentions of those who followed, including these women, are now questionable.

Comment on Ladies in lettuce bikinis by erlie duduaco

erlie duduaco — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 03:49:48 +0000

I could have immediately turned vegetarian had I been in Quiapo when the ladies displayed their wares. Why, I could have immediately feasted on those fresh lettuce leaves minus the thousand islands.

Comment on Ladies in lettuce bikinis by rolito

rolito — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 23:11:08 +0000

Iligtas daw ang mundo, saan? I do not know what these women are promoting by wearing scant lettuce bikinis exposing their flesh being feasted on by the public especially the males. Are they doing it so talent scouts might spot them for a possible movie contract in the guise of having the noble objective of saving the earth by convincing the people to go vegetarian? They deserve to be on the beach instead of in the crowded streets of Quiapo.

Comment on So why bother calling it Playboy? by Camille

Camille — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 07:40:56 +0000

They bothered calling it Playboy because the name shouts so loud. So that’s okay. After all, franchises really have to adopt the culture. All out nudity is still not for this country, fortunately. And I think Playboy’s move is, in an economic and moral point of view, wise.

But who am I talking to anyway? Of course readers don’t care about the moral point, but they care so much about the rational - “What’s Playboy without nudity?” “It’s Playboy but tamer.”

Geez, freshman ethics. People forget that the moral act is the rational act. So there’s no use questioning the rational.