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Why Pinoys Are Fixated On Superficial Beauty Contests

Posted on October 2, 2013October 15, 2018 By Gogs 122 Comments on Why Pinoys Are Fixated On Superficial Beauty Contests
Why Pinoys Are Fixated On Superficial Beauty Contests

    I don’t get beauty contests. I don’t look forward to them. I don’t watch them. I don’t revel in the victories and I don’t care to keep track of the history. I do get the pinoy obsession with them though. Maybe it takes one to know one and I have never been a…

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Culture, Glitz and Glamour, Media

The Sorry State of Pinoy Lovelife I: Demanding Romantic Dole-Outs

Posted on September 18, 2013 By Impaler Triumphant 18 Comments on The Sorry State of Pinoy Lovelife I: Demanding Romantic Dole-Outs
The Sorry State of Pinoy Lovelife I: Demanding Romantic Dole-Outs

One typical Pinoy comes across romantic themes wherever he goes on a normal day. One smoky ride in a jeepney is good for listening to a rap song or two–about some totoy rapper promising to a girl’s father that he will be a good prince to his princess. If your heart’s taken away by these…

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Culture, Society

Zen and the Art of Noytard Maintenance.

Posted on September 13, 2013 By Gogs 41 Comments on Zen and the Art of Noytard Maintenance.
Zen and the Art of Noytard Maintenance.

  His lack of faith in reason was why he was so fanatically dedicated to it.   Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance   – Robert Pirsig The book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig was probably mandatory hippie reading when it first came out in 1974.  I first read it…

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Culture, Government, Politics, Society

The Philippines: An inherently unjust society where criminals big and small get away

Posted on September 12, 2013 By benign0 17 Comments on The Philippines: An inherently unjust society where criminals big and small get away
The Philippines: An inherently unjust society where criminals big and small get away

Injustice pervades Filipino society from head to toe. Most recent is the exceedingly tragic fate that befell 25-year-old Kae Davantes whose hog-tied remains were found last Saturday after she went missing on Friday last week. The words “a parent’s worst nightmare” in no way comes close to describing the sort of grief that one can…

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Crime, Culture, Government

Perhaps abolishing the pork barrel isn’t really good for Filipinos’ health after all

Posted on September 10, 2013September 10, 2013 By benign0 40 Comments on Perhaps abolishing the pork barrel isn’t really good for Filipinos’ health after all
Perhaps abolishing the pork barrel isn’t really good for Filipinos’ health after all

All quiet on the western front. First the outrage, now the quiet. Surprisingly, even the Inquirer.net editor’s curiosity was aroused today… But why was there no remark whatsoever on the reported involvement of certain legislators in the scam? Why the tepid—some say safe—response from the business community in general? What do the employers’ group, the…

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Crime, Culture, Government, Politics, Society

The tragedy…

Posted on September 9, 2013September 10, 2013 By Ms. Mike Portes 7 Comments on The tragedy…

This cover of the BizNews Asia magazine  has been making the rounds in social media. I shared many skeptics into thinking that this could be another well rendered fake magazine cover remiscent of the Time magazine parody that trolled Inquirer. So to quell doubts, off I went to the nearest bookstore. I was supposed to…

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Culture, Government, Media, Politics

Pork outrage vs viral videos: Filipinos get angry with the wrong head

Posted on September 6, 2013 By Kate Natividad 29 Comments on Pork outrage vs viral videos: Filipinos get angry with the wrong head
Pork outrage vs viral videos: Filipinos get angry with the wrong head

Another week another viral video. I saw Ms Ilda’s earlier tweet where she expressed what seems to be exasperation over the attention “leaked” intimate videos routinely get… Sigh…accdng to the site stats, most Pinoys would rather read about Chito, Neri, Wally & Yosh’s s*x video than about #porkbarrelscam That kinda makes me angry. There is…

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Crime, Culture, Media

With The Pork Barrel Scandal Comes Opportunity

Posted on September 2, 2013 By Gogs 15 Comments on With The Pork Barrel Scandal Comes Opportunity
With The Pork Barrel Scandal Comes Opportunity

  I’m a 34-year-old NBA center. I’m black. And I’m gay. Jason Collins current NBA free agent   Ilda told me last week (via FB ) that I should bend while the metal is hot. The challenge of course knowing if your “metal” is hot or what hot really is or what your metal is…

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Culture, Government, Politics

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