
I love Carpool.
Not Carpool Carpool.
I mean the cool Carpool.
The guys who drink carpool.
The walang hiyaan carpool.
The "kung sinabi mo pupunta ka, pupunta ka talaga" carpool.
The golden era is now behind us. I don't want to insult the newbies or the younger generations, but it just won't be the same. The era of Krispy Kreme and Fuego dreams. The era of endless fun and Sangkyu Han. The era that brought me in touch with some of the coolest chaps on the South side of the toll gate. No trip shall ever be the same.
Here are some thing's I'm gonna miss.
Here are some thing's I'm gonna miss.
I don't have a good repertoire of songs, but for those that I know, I do love singing them. I take some joy in that. But, singing in carpool can have its drawbacks. One is when you play an old/indie/unpopular song that no one gets, you're left decreasing the volume of your voice after the initial verse, after realizing no one else gets it. But Nikki always gets it. Nikki's sings the other part of "Your ex-lover is dead".
I'ma miss riding with Kylos, Carlyle and Fugana. No carpool bromance is more entertaining. The other bromances are just legit gay, and that's no fun at all. I'm looking at you LaSalle boys.
I'ma miss backstabbing the world with Perez. We were just bullied mercilessly as kids, so it's nice to find a kindred spirit. There's just a lotta hate in that 9pm Thursday trip. Thank you, Pin for keeping us in check.
I'll miss the Anti-love conversations. It's now the end of emo nation.
Manoy's nonsense will also be gone.
Expect carpool now to be an endless winter of "love" talk and silences.
The shroud of the Dark side has fallen. The noobs better evolve.
1 comment:
"1) Nikki's singing the other part of "Your ex-lover is dead""
There's always inumans. We can sing the drunk-senti version of it. Hahaha.
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