
Soon, China won’t insult us anymore
Of course, there is another way to fix a leaking roof. One may simply give the house to the neighbor.
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Vernon Velasco's humorous, observational style blends wit, irony and dark comedy. Drawing from his own experiences, he offers sharp insights into human nature and the awkwardness of everyday life, often exploring themes of family, culture and personal flaws. His writing is conversational and self-deprecating, balancing uproarious humor with moments of vulnerability and introspection. His distinct voice captures the absurdities of life, making readers laugh while also prompting deeper thought.

Of course, there is another way to fix a leaking roof. One may simply give the house to the neighbor.
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If we name it after Jay Tarriela, we honor a very specific Philippine habit: refusing to shut up when a much bigger country would greatly prefer that we did.
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A toast, then, to 115 years. To the people who made them count. And to everything that comes next.
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Very radical. Your money — and you’re allowed to see where it went.
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Government wants your attention? They have it. Instantly. We finally found a government service with no fixer.
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LAW SAYS THEY CAN RAISE THE FEE ONLY EVERY THREE YEARS. RAISE IT NOW, THEN THE FANCY NEW PASSPORT COMES IN 2028, ‘CAN WE RAISE IT?’ ‘WE JUST DID.’
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Bongbong has shown us he can arrest cousin Martin. Now show us that he can jail Martin.
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Heads, they win. Tails, they still win. Coin lands on its edge? They need a bigger budget to investigate the coin.
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You paid P700 to enter a building designed to remind you that you’re above the poverty line, but still below the imported ham.
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The developer still calls it resort-style living. There’s water everywhere. Venice with leptospirosis.
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