I guess that could very well read La Salle Tap-t because as always food and booze flowed (okay, not so funny), particularly San Miguel Premium. Some of our batchmates went over to our side to say “Hi” and pick the San Mig Premiums and return to their respective tables.
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35th Homecoming
(Ed’s note: This list is unordered to reflect the manner it was formulated.)
Thank you to everyone for making our 35th homecoming a memorable one:
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35th Anniversary Warm-Up
And there were 7!
Doc Chuck flew in this noon from san diego with all possible problems – delayed flight, check-in again to bring in the 18 yo with him, delayed baggage. How lucky can he get! Read more “35th Anniversary Warm-Up”
Mounting the TUG’s Pier 1, Jan 20, 2011
Not bad.
Nice attendance. I would like to think that we all flocked to Pier 1 to see and be with Jun Salgado and Art Cantiller and not to pick up the homecoming t’shirts. Sadly the two will not be around to join us on 5 February. They will however propagate the Spirit of TUGetherness of 76 in their respective stations over at the other side of the Pacific blazoning. Read more “Mounting the TUG’s Pier 1, Jan 20, 2011”
Annual Christmas Party 2010
Our traditional mass officiated by Fr. Dennis had just ended when I arrived at 9:00 pm last night. Parking this year was not the ordeal it was last year.
(Ed’s note: Our site’s editorial policy has changed. We will now refer to each other by nicknames only to preserve a measure of anonymity.) Read more “Annual Christmas Party 2010”
Mount the Troops Fundraiser, Pier 1 Sept, 2010
Pier 1, The Fort, Taguig – “If you make the call, they will come.” was the theme for this edition of what has come to be known as Bong J’s “Mount the Troops” gatherings because it materialized within days of his email invite. Read more “Mount the Troops Fundraiser, Pier 1 Sept, 2010”
Battle of the Brains
This was originally posted at the old site last June 21, 1997.
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This week, a contribution from Tonichi Caballero, [4J]. We have changed the word “La Sallites” to “Lasallians” in keeping with the latest conventions and added a title just for archiving purposes later on.
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Three Lasallians and three Ateneans were on their way to a scholars competition in a nearby province.
At the train depot the Ateneans noticed the three Lasallians had purchased only one ticket.
Curious the Ateneans watched the Lasallians carefully as they proceeded to board the train.
When the conductor called for departure and as the train began its journey, the three Lasallians entered one cubicle of the comfort room.
As the conductor made his rounds, collecting tickets, he knocked on the cubicle with the three Lasallians. A ticket was slipped past the crack in the door and the conductor moved on.
On the return trip, the Ateneans, not wanting to be out done by their arch rivals, proceeded to the ticket counter and purchased only one ticket.
To their amazement, the Lasallians did not buy any ticket at all!
When the fateful time came for the conductor to do the rounds, the Ateneans piled into a cubicle of their own.
The Lasallians waited a moment for the Ateneans to settle down. One Lasallian casually strolled over to the cubicle and knocked, “Tickets please”, and a ticket was slipped past the door, he proceeded to collect the ticket and the three Lasallians filed into the adjacent cubicle.
One Run. One Family. One La Salle
The Catholic Dog
Originally posted on June 8, 1997 at the old site. Read more “The Catholic Dog”
Battle of the Sexes
A collection of one-liners on the “Battle of the Sexes” contributed by Hoton Elicaño on June 1, 1997 back at the old site Read more “Battle of the Sexes”