Ed Pontaoe 29 July 2008 People can be fooled some of the time but not all the time. Ask Abe Lincoln! Whatsamatta with you, Al Mendoza?

Ed Pontaoe 29 July 2008 You should be okay in your duds, and with an “empty” attaché case to much, you would be a welcome sight, a breath of fresh air in a suffocating environment imposed by the avalanche of orders of battle. Welcome to the new Pangasinan, the world…

Edener Benitez Fabella 28 July 2008 OMG Ed, not only am I worrying where to sit in the baggage section, now I need to remind myself when in Dagupan never to look for the building’s owners. Di bale sisilip na lang ako and will not introduce myself anymore. At first,…

Ed Pontaoe 28 July 2008 Gov. Espin-off forced down everybody’s throat Executive Order (EO) 0031-2008 demanding hardened-like-steel bureaucrats heed a militarist scheme of things. The Code of Conduct . . . Flunkies and blood suckers of the provincial government should, from now on, observe a mandatory dress code. 1) Everybody…

Ed Pontaoe 27 July 2008 The mundane things in life couldn’t be ignored, Edener. The building where Sunday Punch is at, is owned by one family, the Duque conglomerate. You should notice why the Tiongson name is included. Tiongson . . . is the bigger money bag of the two….

Suey Yean 27 July 2008 Congratulations to Sarah Jane Cua! My alma mater is still the best! Proud to be a PUI alumni!

Edener Benitez Fabella 26 July 2008 By golly! Just when I am about to put final touches to my itinerary dubbed ‘task force kabaleyan paway senior express’, I read this butas in the fuselage of an Air Quantas B747-400 eroplen? Naku kinabahan tuloy ako knowing it is in that section…

Kareef Arzadon 26 July 2008 It’s about time you had a makeover. I really like the new look of the Sunday Punch. Maaliwalas nang tingnan. Congratulations. One thing though. Is it just my browser? html codes are visible in some parts of the site. No big deal. Just nitpicking.

Dennis V. Gutierrez 26 July 2008 This article in Feelings made me cry and want to be with the child of May…

Edener Benitez Fabella 26 July 2008 One way of working around the cellphone problem is checking it in prior to entering classrooms. Just like firearms that are required to be left at the door before anyone can enter a nightclub. I don’t see how few hours not having your cellphone…