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The Truth About Anne Curtis and Jellyfish Stings

Posted on April 5, 2014April 7, 2014 By P. Farol 37 Comments on The Truth About Anne Curtis and Jellyfish Stings
The Truth About Anne Curtis and Jellyfish Stings

News about Anne Curtis suffering from a box jellyfish sting has been all over the internet for the past several days now. Not that we didn’t notice that news of Anne Curtis getting treatment from several hospitals for what she and her publicists say could have been an “almost fatal” jelly fish sting follows another…

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Culture, Environment, Glitz and Glamour

A collective outcome rather than the majority will: Why Filipinos fail at common decency

Posted on April 4, 2014 By benign0 10 Comments on A collective outcome rather than the majority will: Why Filipinos fail at common decency
A collective outcome rather than the majority will: Why Filipinos fail at common decency

At the coffee shop where I routinely get my morning fix, customers mill around the counter in a way that often makes it difficult to distinguish those who are (a) in the process of ordering and paying, or (2) waiting for a concluded order to be served. So it is a normal and routine courtesy…

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Civics, Culture, Lifestyle, Society

How a PISO defined a child…

Posted on April 2, 2014 By Ms. Mike Portes 5 Comments on How a PISO defined a child…

The breezy morning at the inner gnarled streets of Baclaran yielded not only bags of fresh Caimito and Singkamas but the opportunity to commute with this boy. He is Allen Nuñez, a Grade 5 student of Baclaran Central Elementary School. He was seated on the lap of a teenage-looking boy in civilian clothes, when I…

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Culture, Politics, Society

Sam Concepcion ‘not classy enough’ according to Anne Curtis!

Posted on April 2, 2014April 2, 2014 By Kate Natividad 7 Comments on Sam Concepcion ‘not classy enough’ according to Anne Curtis!
Sam Concepcion ‘not classy enough’ according to Anne Curtis!

Seriously? Anne Curtis thinks Sam Concepcion is not “classy” enough to be in Vice Ganda’s party at the Century City Mall? Well, fair enough. Anne was, reportedly, drunk after all. Again. On top of that, bystanders recounted in that same report how Anne proceeded to “bash Sam’s car, saying that his car was no match…

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Culture, Glitz and Glamour, Society

Indeed, the REAL issue is not the Philippines — it is Filipinos

Posted on April 2, 2014 By benign0 60 Comments on Indeed, the REAL issue is not the Philippines — it is Filipinos
Indeed, the REAL issue is not the Philippines — it is Filipinos

Indeed, the Philippines is a wild trail that needs to be negotiated. And as experienced trackers and wilderness negotiators will point out, navigating a wild trail is not for the faint-hearted and dimwitted. You need brains, you need stamina, you need guts. Do Filipinos have any of those virtues? Well now, don’t get us started….

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Civics, Culture, Government, Politics, Society

Will Heart Evangelista make a good First Lady to Chiz?

Posted on March 31, 2014 By Kate Natividad 5 Comments on Will Heart Evangelista make a good First Lady to Chiz?
Will Heart Evangelista make a good First Lady to Chiz?

Why would Heart Evangelista be “bad” for possible future Philippine President Chiz Escudero? Personally, I think it’s about time the Philippines had a glamorous First Lady again. So you go girl! Good to read that you don’t care about all this crap talk about you possibly weakening Chiz’s bid for the top job! I mean,…

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Culture, Education, Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle, Media, Politics, Society

Expo 2015 and Filipino Food: An Opportunity Slowly Slipping Away

Posted on March 30, 2014March 30, 2014 By MidwayHaven 25 Comments on Expo 2015 and Filipino Food: An Opportunity Slowly Slipping Away
Expo 2015 and Filipino Food: An Opportunity Slowly Slipping Away

A lot has already been said recently about Filipino food and how the world reacts to it, so I won’t be covering much of that issue here. What matters I suppose is that, in spite of what foreigners think of our local delicacies, we have an opportunity to show the world that our food has…

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Culture, Development

Are Filipinos actively looking for Butthurt?

Posted on March 28, 2014August 27, 2015 By ChinoF 108 Comments on Are Filipinos actively looking for Butthurt?

Filipinos like to see themselves as happy people. But this contradicts the numerous times Filipinos express outrage against something. Outrage fads come from time to time. Adam Carolla’s criticisms, Katherine Ryan’s joke using Filipino children, a woman named Kiki, and many other things seem to bring out the Filipinos’ anger hormones. Worst of all, some…

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