like legit sa egypt! dito sa lugar ko sa probinsya. may nagtayo ng random egyptian restaurant inferness dinadayo kasi bago sa panlasa namin hahahaha
asawa pala ni ateng kababayan si tall, bald, light skin, and handsome na egyptian 😋
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TW// Ang dami ng queens ang nasira ang mental health na yung iba suicidal na dahil sa mga message at tweets niyo. Yung iba minemention niyo pa talaga. Grabe kayo mga tao rin naman yan sila, di nga lang magaganda yung iba, pero tao pa rin sila. Please be kind!!!!
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PH can't outgun China, so we talk back and make sure we’re not alone. New @straits_times op-ed on Secretary Gibo Teodoro’s clapbacks vs Beijing.
Maraming salamat @ariesarugay @CollinSLKoh 🙏🏻
straitstimes.com/opinion/gil…
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ANO APELYIDO NI NOAH?
Kahit ako di ko masasagot to . Meron ba siyang apelyido? Of course, Ark first comes to mind kasi trick question siya.. Laff trip mga entry ng hosts though 😅😂🤣
Tried googling it, sabi wala daw, pero he is known by his patronymic, Noah, son of Lamech.
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wdym kpop’s playbook? what if try not to make everything about you challenge mga koreans?
BINI IN ONE OF KOREA'S BIG 3 NEWSPAPERS 🌺🇵🇭🇰🇷
LOOK: BINI has been featured today (Oct. 26, 2026) on the Korea JoongAng Daily, one of the three biggest newspapers in South Korea.
The article revolves around the rise of Southeast Asia, moving in position to challenge K-POP supremacy in the future with BINI, as well as SB19, at the center of the revolution.
"Their rise, therefore, poses a question for the industry that helped shape them: Will stronger homegrown acts chip away at K-pop’s position in Southeast Asia and beyond?" -- Lifestyle and Entertainment Reporter Shin Ha-Nee.
****The Korea Joong Ang Daily is the English version of the Korea JoongAngIlbo, published in partnership with the New York Times.
READ HERE: koreajoongangdaily.com/enter…
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FACT: BRAZIL 🇧🇷 just PREVENTED its own version of BASTE from becoming PRESIDENT…
parang hindi ka nakipag kitakits doon sa amb ng usa lol
us-china ibagsak
PADILLA CRITICIZES PH STANCE ON CHINA, US
Senator Robin Padilla criticized what he described as a contradiction in the Philippines’ approach to foreign powers, accusing some officials of being willing to confront China while remaining “slaves” to a distant foreign power.
In a social media post, Padilla contrasted the Philippines’ position toward China with its relationship with the United States, using the distance between the two countries to underscore his point. His remarks come amid continuing debates over the Philippines’ security alliances, sovereignty, and approach to tensions with China.





































