About

Who is the Invinzible Reporter?

Invinzible comes from the two English words “invincible” and my name “vince.”

How did it become invinzible? Why with the ‘z’?
Well actually, some people turn the ‘ce’ (with an /s/ sound) into a ‘z’ sounds because it sounds cooler. Check out my Hello World post to know more.

The blog is called The Invinzible Reporter because you are somehow (but not totally) invincible when you post something online. Of course, you have to practice your freedom of speech responsibly. The Invinzible Reporter is his personal blog.

Vince likes to write reviews biased on the consumer side and based from what he has experienced as an expat in South Korea.

Who is Vince?

Vince is currently a graduate research assistant in Sogang University in Seoul, South Korea.

He finished his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at University of the Philippines in Diliman. Even though he did not receive academic awards, he was able to participate in his university’s exchange student scholarship program under full scholarship.

He was an exchange student for one year in Korea University of Technology and Education (한국기술교육대학교) in a faraway place somewhere in Cheonan, South Chungcheong, South Korea.

His hobbies include internet surfing, watching movies, photography and blogging. He’s currently into learning new languages, specifically Korean. He also would like to study Spanish.

He plays basketball, but he’s not good at it. He knows how to swim (yes, he knows the four strokes or whatever you call it). He loves playing squash and he hates eating alone in the cafeterias in Sogang University.

He is also an altar server in the English mass in Sogang University every Sunday, 7:30 PM.

Although he’s from Naga City, in the province of Camarines Sur and a place far away from the capital city of Manila, he still has not abused/exhausted all the facilities of the watersports complex in their hometown.

If you’re wondering where Naga City is, take a look at this map: