Tacsiyapo \tak-sha-po\
There‘s this place we went to where you can release your stress and anger,
by throwing stuff to a wall.
As you can see from the pictures,
you can throw all sorts of stuff.
From plates, to saucers, to teacups,
from old wall clocks and T.V.s
for a fee.
And you get to choose your target
where you can smash your frustrations the most.
From In-laws,
to Ex-Wives,
to Parents,
to Employers,
to Creditors,
to pretty much every single one you know.
You just have to shout Tacsiyapo! Before you make your throw.
I am not really sure what “Tacsiyapo” means.
I think it means “Shame on you.”
I did toss some plates on the wall.
I wasn’t really frustrated, I just wanted to break stuff.
And yes it did feel pretty good.
I am sorry I do not have any pictures of me tossing the plates,
since we were all laughing so hard.
And we were pretty scared the fragments might bounce back and hit us.
That would not be good.
But to be honest with you,
The real “TACSIYAPO” in this little gimmick they have,
Is when you go to the cashier
and pay for the stuff you purposely broke.
500 Pesos???
TACSIYAPO!!
TACSIYAPOng buhay to oh!!
hehehe!!!
Anak ng Tacsiyapo!
Haha!