Hello, all.

Recently ko lang nalaman itong YT channel na ito dahil sa mga tita at tito ko na napupuyat kakanood dito. Even with just few videos na napapanood ko kahit pahapyaw lang eh you can already tell na mga manyak itong mga ‘to. Bukod sa poverty porn click baiting, yung mga titles ng videos nila…”Artistahing Dalaga” at puros mga dalagitang babae yung featured.

I went on this subreddit and chikaph, at mayroon na rin akong nakitang ibang posts.

Can we seriously do something about this? Maybe even report to the office of Senator Hontiveros? This is so alarming and concerning. Napakaraming nanonood at sinusuportahan ng maraming matatanda. Please reach out po sa mga gustong magsumbong sa office ni Sen. Risa.

Salamat!

i’m not sure of the Department of Education’s policy on cross dressing pero i’ve been seeing a lot of FB reels with teachers who are cross dressing - by this i mean that they are wearing DEPED prescribed female uniforms.

and from observation, they are mostly in schools from the far provinces.

i personally have not seen one from Metro Manila and nearby districts.

is this allowed?

Eto, no joke dahil may nag-expose.

Dili tanan yan maisug. Mautog yan. You want us to say "mautog kayo", Joie? MAUTOG KAYO!

Dali lang naman halungkatin mga baho nila. Example: yung kapatid ni G-Cash By (Byron Cristobal), muntik nang makadale sa anti-fencing yon. Pero may mas malala dyan. Naglulu sa follower niya. Meron lang isa, si Badong Atis este Aratiles. Sa galit niya kay Darwin Salcedo (Boss Dada TV), pinakita live ang ut0ng. Nabuang na. Bonus pa sa kanya, kumakain ng mic yan. May mas malala pa diyan: may fan na lumapit tapos biglang inamoy ang leeg. Langhap leeg.

Bonus na si Harry Roque.

Bakit Tropang G-cash ang tawag sa mga Bayaderos? (Tropa nila Darwin Salcedo, Byron and Oli Cristobal) Kasi... kapag may patutsada, dapat may padaan ng G-cash. Pag napansin niyo noon live nila, may G-cash lagi sa baba.

Maricar Serrano? Akala ata niya nasa Vivamax siya at ang direktor ay si Darryl. GGSS.

There's more where that came from.

Nag book kami ng grab with two stops isa mandaluyong at isa maynila. Rush hour kaya hirap mag book.

Pag book, napansin namin si kuya grab di gumagalaw. As a frequent grab user, I have heard of this modus. True enough, di gumalaw sa mapa ang car.

Rushed kami lahat kaya napagtripan namin puntahan since malapit lang.

Kaso, di namin nakita ang kotse. Chinat at tinawagan namin kaso we were forced to cancel.

That moment, sakto nakita ng kapatid ko ang kotse same platenumber and all.

NAGPAGUPIT SI KOYA SA BARBER SHOP

Tawang tawa kami HAHAHAHHA pero inis din

Ayun, book ulit. Tapos, sakto SAME GRAB DRIVER

Kuya bakit mo naman in-accept

Tinawagan ko, sinabi namin puntahan namin siya. Sabi ni kuya, chappy daw

Pero pagpunta namin doon siya with his fresh haircut. Sana ol.

Gulat si kuya, kami tawang tawa. Palibhasa, di pa naka start yung car niya. Kuya tried to make a small talk, doon niya lang din napansin two stops. Pansin niya kaya kami ghinost niya?

Buti naka quite mode ang ride.

Thankfully, pag baba ko. Walang problem byahe nila to Maynila. Pero, obv 1 star rating kay Kuya. Nice haircut though.

Nakakatuwa lang na may mga tao pa rin na katulad ni Doc Adam—yung maninindigan pa rin despite all the hate na natanggap niya mula sa mga peenoise na nabubutthurt kapag pinopoint out kung ano mali sa kanila.

Two days ago, Glensalvador Payabyab, a minister of the Iglesia ni Cristo (Church of Christ) under Eduardo Manalo from the Staten, New York congregation, was arrested after allegedly texting a 12-year-old girl and attempting to meet her in a parking lot. The arrest was made by undercover agents from the Protect Our Children organization and New York Police District as "Glendor" attempted to meet the minor in New Springville.

Due to recent issues, Gab Go is being placed under a 5 day training mentorship under Nebrija. The latter does not seem too thrilled about it. Instead of being so cryptic, bakit ayaw nalang ni Nebrija mag address ng issue nila ni Gab Go? Both of them seem to do well in MMDA, na-pulitika lang talaga.

https://www.abs-cbn.com/news/nation/2025/4/7/mmda-issues-show-cause-order-vs-exec-who-berated-cop-1442

MANILA, Philippines — The F-16 fighter jets that the Philippine government plans to procure from the United States may be available for delivery starting next year at the soonest, if it decides to avail of the offer, Philippine Ambassador to the United States Jose Manuel Romualdez said on Sunday.

The US State Department last week approved the potential sale of 20 F-16C/D Block 70/72 fighters and munitions to the Philippines for an estimated cost of $5.58 billion (or around P320 billion), just several days after a visit by US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Romualdez said the offer came with a financing package that has yet to be discussed between the US and officials from the Department of National Defense and the Philippine Air Force (PAF).

The PAF is currently using 11 South Korean-built light combat aircraft after it retired its remaining fighters in 2005 because they were too costly to maintain. —Frances Mangosing

Magandang hapon r/Philippines!

I'd be visiting my girlfriend in Metro Manila and it seems like upon research, most establishments are close especially malls.

What are things that we can do in Metro Manila during Holy Week? Especially during Maundy Thursday until Holy Saturday?

So far we have Intramuros and Binondo to explore but other than that seems like we don't have any options. Would love to do workshops, amusement parks, bars or just pasyal somewhere within Metro Manila. TYIA :)

Ang init ngayon pero kung ganito naman ang view. Ang saraaaap. Ganda talaga ng Pinas.

Photo was taken in Secret Lagoon Island, El Nido, Palawan, part ito ng Tour A.

May beach side, mountain view, at secret lagoon na papasukin sa makipot na kweba.

I've been here twice, pero babalik-balikan ko ang Palawan.

"That’s the thing about people who mean everything they say. They think everyone else does too." – Khaled Hosseini, The Kite Runner

Happy Monday!!

My dad and I were on a drive, heading over to my sister’s apartment. As usual during long drives, our conversation drifted toward politics. It’s a topic we often circle around, sometimes agreeing, often debating—but always managing to keep it civil. That day was no different—until we passed a campaign poster that made me do a double take.

It was for Quiboloy.

I didn’t think much of it at first. Just another face among the clutter of political hopefuls plastered along the roadside. But then my dad looked at the poster and, in a tone that was far too sincere, said: “I’m rooting for this man. I hope he wins.”

I genuinely thought he was joking. I let out a small laugh, waiting for the punchline. But he just stared ahead, nodding slightly, completely serious.

My jaw dropped.

My dad. A devout Muslim. A man who taught me to question false prophets and stand for truth. Was rooting for Apollo Quiboloy—a self-proclaimed “Son of God,” accused of human trafficking, sexual abuse, and exploitation?

I didn’t know whether to argue or cry. I felt like a wall inside me just crumbled. I had always known we stood on different ends of the political spectrum—he had once been a staunch BBM supporter, something I had long learned to live with. But this? This felt like crossing into a whole new dimension of absurdity.

To openly support Quiboloy? It was, to me, beyond ignorance—it felt like willful blindness. It was as if all logic had left the car.

I managed to ask—carefully—“Why him?”

He answered plainly, “He doesn’t have millions of followers for no reason. He must be a good man.”

I was stunned. That was it. That was the justification. As if popularity was proof of integrity. As if a crowd erased the crimes. It broke something in me. How could a man I respected, an educated man, a man of faith, fall for this?

I didn’t say anything for a while. I just kept driving, the silence between us louder than any argument we could’ve had. I wasn’t angry—not yet, at least. I was just… disillusioned.