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Lying in state

By RJ Ledesma | December 30, 2009 - 12:00am

How’s it hanging? Or, perhaps, the more appropriate question to ask a heathen “boyfriend” after he has paid his first (and — God give him strength — hopefully not his last) visit to...

For Men

Lying with the fishes

By RJ Ledesma | December 23, 2009 - 12:00am

As this overly extended tragicomedy of the administration comes to a close (but still threatens us with a B-movie comeback in Lubao, Pamganga) let us praise one of the greatest legacies that this government has taught...

For Men