For a Good Cause...
I haven't gotten into posting something that could save the planet so I'll do it again with this post.
...But first, I have a few musings I'd like to run by you guys:
- In the world of comic books, I'd have to say that Optimus Prime has garnered enough of my respect. I am, therefore, naming my kids after the Autobots. Don't laugh, it'll be unique. My dad says my kids will end up suing me but I bet they'll be thankful for the conversation starter-worthy names.
- I think I may be too fair. Skin color-wise, that is. Thank you, whitening soap, whitening facial cleanser, other whitening products.
- Hugh Jackman has won a spot on my "Guys who are old enough to be my father but I'd still go out with them if they'd ask me" List for singing on the Oscars.
- I would like to win an Oscar someday. I'll work on that after I graduate. That and Rockstardom.
- I'm the coolest person in the world - at least according to a Four year-old kid who thinks the world of me.
And now for my Cause:
Some people in the Philippine Government are trying to pass a Bill trying to revive the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP). Anyone who has had finished at least the second grade in this country would know the basics on why the plant was closed, such as the fact that it was built near a fault line. (And anyone who has an age above of seven would know that fault lines and nuclear power plants just don't mix.) Besides, there are a lot of Renewable Energy Sources in the country - be creative. Or smart. Whatever.
Now, I'm not an expert on the technicalities but you guys can Google on the plant and find out why it was never allowed to operate on the first place.
After you guys have done that and are convinced of the cause, place these banners on your site. Be it your blog or any other social networking site:
Some people in the Philippine Government are trying to pass a Bill trying to revive the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP). Anyone who has had finished at least the second grade in this country would know the basics on why the plant was closed, such as the fact that it was built near a fault line. (And anyone who has an age above of seven would know that fault lines and nuclear power plants just don't mix.) Besides, there are a lot of Renewable Energy Sources in the country - be creative. Or smart. Whatever.
Now, I'm not an expert on the technicalities but you guys can Google on the plant and find out why it was never allowed to operate on the first place.
After you guys have done that and are convinced of the cause, place these banners on your site. Be it your blog or any other social networking site:
As you've probably noticed, this cause was spearheaded by GreenPeace and they have an entire site for this:
Trying to Make a Difference,
D-r-a-m-a-Q-u-e-e-n
D-r-a-m-a-Q-u-e-e-n
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