This may be month late, but congratulations are very much in order for the Kagayanon Krusers, headed by their President Jefferson Rolida and Convention Chairman Jondi Lacson for hosting what was arguably the best National Convention of Motorcycle Clubs of the Philippines in recent memory.
The 14th Annual Convention exceeded expectations on all measures: attendance (1200+), food (delicious and sufficient!), drinks (free-flowing), entertainment (fun), venues and physical setup (very nice!), convention kit and souvenir program (excellent), give-away t-shirts (first class) and programs (interesting and organized).
Add the small touches of being able to avail of a free bike wash, beautiful girls all around, a helpful and efficient secretariat, a good sound system, and a very warm welcome and hosting by the KK and the city of Cagayan de Oro, there was no question the participants obviously got much, much more than what the paid for to register in the convention.
No wonder, everybody had a grand time. Again, congratulations KK!
(Now will those who took pictures during the convention give me copies so I can make a proper entry of our convention ride and activities?)
The Agilas had fun watching Valentino Rossi win the French MotoGP last Sunday May 18 at Efren and Ferdie’s Sports Bar, where the drinks were personally served by Ferdie and the food (bought fresh from the wet market) was expertly grilled to perfection by Chief Mechanic Ading.
Agila Riders Past President Ping Buenaventura momentarily (and, probably, most reluctantly) discarded everyday biker attire for a more formal wear during a nephews’s wedding reception last weekend.
As all women who have ever shared a toilet with a man can attest, men can be especially spacey when it comes to their, er, aim. In the privacy of a home, that may be a mere annoyance. But, in a busy airport restroom used by throngs of travelers each day, the unpleasant effects of bad aim can add up rather quickly. Enter an ingenious economist who worked for Schiphol International Airport in Amsterdam. His idea was to etch an image of a black house fly onto the bowls of the airport’s urinals, just to the left of the drain. The result: Spillage declined 80 percent. It turns out that, if you give men a target, they can’t help but aim at it.
