A Fire Quinito programming note, and a disturbing Tonichi Yturri anecdote
I will be out of town for the rest of the work week because of my Clark Kent job. While I probably will have some Internet access, I don’t think I’d be able to do the requisite research (read: trolling around the web) to post much. You think a story about Manny Pacquiao’s lovelife writes itself? Well, actually, it kinda does, but still.
Anyway, before I go, let me pass along this anecdote from a friend in the know. She says that her choice for the San Miguel Bigote Challenge would be Tonichi Yturri. Apart from the classic bigotilyo look, she's picking him because Tonichi (how funny is that name, especially for an almost middle-aged 6’ 5” guy? Tonichi, Tonichi, Tonichi!) allegedly always plays badminton in short shorts and hangs out at her friend’s bar right after, wearing the same short shorts and even going commando.
Yeah. See you guys this weekend.
Anyway, before I go, let me pass along this anecdote from a friend in the know. She says that her choice for the San Miguel Bigote Challenge would be Tonichi Yturri. Apart from the classic bigotilyo look, she's picking him because Tonichi (how funny is that name, especially for an almost middle-aged 6’ 5” guy? Tonichi, Tonichi, Tonichi!) allegedly always plays badminton in short shorts and hangs out at her friend’s bar right after, wearing the same short shorts and even going commando.
Yeah. See you guys this weekend.
Posted by jaemark
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I've got six letters to that - O-M-G, T-M-I :-p
Oh, and three more: B-S-P. A few years back the Ateneo forum regulars were thinking of people who may have been jinxes to their teams and Tonichi Yturri was one of the nominees for the All-Time Balat Sa Pw3t Award. (This was the year La Salle was caught/admitted to fielding ineligible players in the UAAP - and Mr. Yturri was an assistant coach.)
BTW, I voted for El Presidente. His was the 'stache I remember the best from 1989.
Oh, and three more: B-S-P. A few years back the Ateneo forum regulars were thinking of people who may have been jinxes to their teams and Tonichi Yturri was one of the nominees for the All-Time Balat Sa Pw3t Award. (This was the year La Salle was caught/admitted to fielding ineligible players in the UAAP - and Mr. Yturri was an assistant coach.)
BTW, I voted for El Presidente. His was the 'stache I remember the best from 1989.
Tonichi Yturri, then coach of the CSB Blazers, would wait for players to strip of their uniforms before giving his post-game speech.
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