Dick's lunch treat....

Late last week, Dick, which we fondly refer to as "Dickhead" treated us out to lunch to commemorate the release his long awaited salary loan. After lunch, for posterity's sake, we asked one of the nice employees of Craving's Metrowalk to snap a picture of us on Eric's brand spanking new Nokia 6630:

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From left to right, me, Edward, Dickhead, and Eric

One of the features that the Nokia 6630 is well known for is it's built-in 1.3 megapixel camera. As such, the pictures capture much more detail than an ordinary .3 megapixel (VGA resolution) camera phone. For example, let's zoom in on the above picture. Notice anything unusual?

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Waiter (in yellow circle) strikes a pose in the background

Aba, langyang waiter 'to, naki-pose pa. :-) Hahahaha...I guess that's ok, it makes the picture all the more blog-worthy. :-) Ang mga Pinoy talaga, basta may kodakan, ang hilig sumingit...:-)

Comments

Anonymous said…
I guess you've found waldo, eh? what about the hidden mickeys?
April 04, 2005 11:48 PM
Anonymous said…
hahaha...nice posterity pic, just like the gang of four, mafia and whatsoever..the guy in red polo looks like buz light year, the next guy in checkered yellow polo looks like kermit the frog, the next guy in black shirt looks like goofy and the next guy beside him looks like woody.
April 05, 2005 12:00 PM
Anonymous said…
hmm... wait a minute. Gang of four were chinese. mafiosis are italians (traditionally)

and I still think that buzz, kermit, goofy and woody...are just like them?

I think it's time for my fix of anti hallucigenic meds.
April 05, 2005 12:23 PM
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