Steel in motion
Japan has always loved its rituals. The slow pour of tea. The bow calibrated to millimeters. The gentle glide of a political class which pretends nothing ever…
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Daily Tribune
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.
Japan has always loved its rituals. The slow pour of tea. The bow calibrated to millimeters. The gentle glide of a political class which pretends nothing ever…
· 3 MIN READ
In a city better known for factories and farmland, a different kind of production line formed Thursday in Sto. Tomas, Batangas: a hall full of students, eyes…
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You’ve got a President whose head appears stuck in place and whose jaw looks powered by a motor that can’t keep up with the internet. And if the eyes are still…
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It’s sad. Maybe Imee didn’t betray Bongbong out of courage. Maybe the ground moved under her feet and she had nowhere left to stand.
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Anjo, the Phillip Salvador of the next elections. Has-been. Endorse Duterte house arrest. Express love for Sara. Cheer for the base. Promise you’ll be good.…
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‘No home listed under Escudero or any company associated with him in Alphaland.’ Heart is a Balesin member. Apparently, Chiz? Plus one. Apparently it’s a club…
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The first rule of religion: Say it loud enough, and someone will believe you. Works every time. Even Joel Villanueva convinces himself sometimes. The audience…
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Korea will host the world again. Not the whole world (Apec) is not the UN, thank God!) but the part that counts if you care about markets and trade routes and…
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The Taj Mahal is a reminder. Love kills. Sometimes slowly, sometimes from a battle with your bladder.
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Maybe that’s what happened to us. Maybe the Taiwanese are just Filipinos who found a coastline that made more sense.
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