lei wrote:

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everyone! it's psychocow on the grill this month! grab yer torch an' pitchforks!

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Oooh. Pitchforks. Oooh.

lei wrote:

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I didn't say that. was merely quoting porky..

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I know. I checked out the Porky II link earlier. So defensive...

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to start off... let's discuss your love life.. how did you discover beerkada and what did you like (dislike?) about it? :p
 

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What love life?

I discovered Beerkada the same way most of you did: seeing it in the Philippine Star. I remember laughing hard after reading that sembreak series, where Glen has trouble adjusting from dorm life. I've been hooked ever since.

Like/Dislike? Aside from the Jeepney series, there's little I don't like about Beerkada. As for what I like about it, it's pretty hard to elaborate. Basta.

najanaja wrote:

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From the strips featuring your bovine alter ego, which is your favorite incarnate? e.g. Cowbell

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Toughie. I vote for appearing as a TV Director, hahaha.

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Did you ever suggest/ specify how PCow was illustrated? Are there any changes/ addition you want to L's drawing of the mascot?
 

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The fact is, I was illustrated as a cow because L didn't know at first if I was a man or a woman. So he played safe and drew me as a Cow. It stuck.


That's the first time I've ever been illustrated. This strip, and many others, appeared on the old Beerkadets eGroups from time to time.

As for how my altar ego looked, I never suggested anything. I was getting a kick out of it as it was.

-- Edited by psychoCOW at 20:31, 2006-07-04

porky wrote:

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how do you feel about your udders?

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I like them just fine.

mikel11 wrote:

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nasan na yung ring?

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It's a long story. I pawned it, because I needed the money to buy more beer. Two days later, the owner of the pawnshop returned it to me because he kept getting attacked by Nazguls, and it was really interrupting his "alone time". Since then, I've pawned it ten more times, and all those pawnshops kept getting razed to the ground. I then thought that maybe pawning it might not be such a good idea. I then proposed to a lovely bovine with it. She disappeared a week ago. Something about being attacked by a Balrog, but I'm not sure. So for now, I don't know where the ring is.

Fraggle Rock wrote:

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sino ang pinakamagandang beerkadet?

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Yung ex ko, of course. Anuvahnamang tanong yan.

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given a chance to date Asia A, are you willing to date her?

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Hell, no. She's scary that way. I will, however, hang out with her.

mikel11 wrote:

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pano?

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What do you mean "pano"? If you mean how "scary" she can get, let's just say I've seen more of her in the three months I was taping her to know better. Otherwise, she's cool enough for me to want to hang out with her. Again, I should know.

lei wrote:

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Beerkadet pa ba ex mo or baka naman ex-beerkadet na rin sya? :p

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I think it's safe to say that she's an ex-beerkadet. This was back in the days when the Beerkadets lived through eGroups, not through forums. Only Frag knows her. Hint: she appeared on one of the strips with my altar ego.

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so sino naman ang least favorite beerkadet mo? :D
 

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Ha ha. I can safely say that I don't hate any real Beerkadet (although there are those I'd love to hit in the head every now and then).

However, I've had huge flame wars with a few "Beerkadets" from the egroups. These individuals don't count as Beerkadets; they were just some shmucks looking for a fight. I can't recall most of them now, but I do still remember "Charlie Weasley", "Patrick Silva", and "Marty". Idiots, all of them.

Hey, if any of you come across a "Targrod", shoot him on sight.

Fraggle Rock wrote:

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i was just curious kung sino yung pinakamaganda... hehehe.

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Oh, shut up.

Fraggle Rock wrote:

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and what part of asia's body are you going to cling on if ever you are going to "hang" on her.

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The part with the most bouyancy, most probably.

psychoCOW will be in a state of trance if Dave Matthews and Tori Amos perform together live in concert right here in Manila or I meet Michael Jordan or I'm finally watching my first film in the big screen and people love it. Yeah, I like the third answer the most.

Lorie wrote:

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ano ang naging inspirasyon mo at nagawa mo ang Manila Rave?

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MRave just started out as a literary exercise that mutated into what it is right now. As for inspiration... nothing from real life, I assure you. I'm just a sucker for thise "one night, big night" type stories where someone's life changes radically because of an event or an occurance.

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any favorite past time?

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I love reading,writing, watching TV, surfing the web, playing basketball and badminton, traveling, trekking, hiking, and giving my milk to all hungry children. Okay, that didn't sound right.

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favorite tv show(s)?

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Anything done by Ideal Minds Corporation. Current foreign favorites will include all the CSI shows (Go SUNDAYS at AXN), House, That 70s Show, Numb3rs, and American Chopper. I also watch an obscene amount of Anime everyday, no thanks to Animax and Hero. Current Anime faves are Captain Tsubasa: Road to Dream, and Fullmetal Alchemist. God, I LOVE FULLMETAL!!!

bugoytheman wrote:

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How do you describe yourself as director and what makes you different from other directors who belong to the same age group (Yuppies)?

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This is embarassing. There's no way to answer this question without sounding conceited, so pasensya na.

Seriously, I'm still a work in progress. I have so much more to learn. Having said that, I'm more story-oriented than most directors. I'm all about the moments and the emotions. I'm not as visually-oriented as I should be, though.

s2chard wrote:

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if you will be given a chance to make a movie, with limitless budget, technology available now, and any artist (pero dapat filipino), what type of movie will you be making?

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Given all that, I'd adapt a certain local graphic novel for the widescreen. I'm giving myself five years to pull it off (seriously), so I'm not telling which one it is.

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are you willing to work with mother lily? i heard a rumor she is a very ill-tempered lady.

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Why not? A lot of producers have short tempers, and Mother Lily is no different. She's actually an okay person, albiet a bit flaky (aren't we all). The only problem with Regal is their noteriety on money matters (miniscule budgets, postdated checks, ect), but then again, I did come from Ideal Minds, where we made miracles happen on shoestring budgets.

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whom did you vote for for the FHM sexiest lady in the country?

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I didn't vote, although I'm glad Asia Agcaoili and Jaymee Joaquin are on the list. Both used to be my talents for some of my shows (although all of you probably know the Asia connection by now).

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among the Filipino director in the country, sino ang pinaka nirerespeto mo? (i mean aside from you)

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I respect a whole lot of them, too many to mention. In the film industry, I like Direk Joey Reyes because of his lighthearted scripts, Olivia Lamasan and Joyce Bernal for their wonderful treatments, and Mark Meily for bringing TVC quality to films.

There are some young guns out there you should be looking out for: Roman Olivarez, Aleah Aliporo, Trey Montreras, and Pam Miras. You probably have never heard of them, but mark my words, they will shake up the system.

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ever dream of winning in a lotto raffle?

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Of course! Do you know what I could do with a hundred million pesos?

-- Edited by psychoCOW at 15:22, 2006-07-06

When you met Mr. L for the first time, what was your initial impression? And where did this meeting take place?

Which female character from Fullmetal Alchemist is the hottest: Winry, Hawkeye, or Lust?