saiki

melodramatic fool

[saiki @httpmjkim]

@ktrnyoo 👍

[saiki @httpmjkim]

@ktrnyoo bish get up

[mia🍋 @ilygisellle]

Forever locked in when it comes to Giselle

[•ᴗ• @aeriminded]

💬 can you speak Indonesian
🌙 no.. i can't. Terimakasih

[AM POL @_Poipoy]

Kukuha ba to ng diploma o ng HUSTISYA?

[Kiko Pangilinan @kikopangilinan]

Simple lang ito.

Yung kay Leila panahon ng Covid at siya ay nakakulong dahil nag surrender siya sa mga autoridad at nirespeto ang arresting officers. Law abiding.

Si Bato. Walang Covid ngayon, nagtatago at tinakasan ang mga autoridad. Law breaker.

Hindi dapat kinokonsinti ang law breaker.

Huwag magpaloko sa mga nagkukumpara ng langka sa durian.

Tigilan na ninyo ang mga paninira at mga kasinungalingan ninyong mga trolls na mga bayaran ng mga kurakot na pulitikong nasa likod ninyo.

Hindi nyo na kaya lokohin ang taumbayan.

[Philstar.com @PhilstarNews]

‘‘YUNG AMO NAMIN NAGTATRABAHO, PAPANO NAMAN KAMING MGA UTUSAN, NAKAUPO LANG AT PASARAP-SARAP, MAG-IINTERNET LANG?’

Sen. Erwin Tulfo opposed the proposed Senate amendment allowing videoconferencing for plenary sessions, saying lawmakers should be physically present in work sessions given the daily hardships faced by ordinary Filipinos.

In an interview with ANC’s “Dateline Philippines” on Wednesday, May 27, Tulfo was asked by host Karmina Constantino how the proposal could be justified amid thousands of commuters struggling with a broken transport system and students traveling long distances to attend school in remote areas.

Tulfo said public officials should be grounded on the idea that their authority comes from the people, whom he described as the “amo” or employer of government workers.

He pointed to everyday workers enduring traffic, heat and difficult conditions, stressing that lawmakers should not be working under more comfortable setups such as teleconferencing from home.

He added that it runs against this principle for lawmakers to simply sit comfortably, spend their time online, and work from home, while ordinary Filipinos continue to struggle to report for wor

“Our powers emanate from the public, so we have to respect that,” Tulfo said, noting that workers such as construction laborers endure extreme heat and hardship while earning their living.

“These are the people paying our salaries,” he said, adding that holding Senate sessions remotely from air-conditioned homes is inappropriate. “We don’t need to go to the Senate for session kasi pwede ang teleconferencing, videoconferencing? Kaya nga we objected, nakakahiya!”

[News5 @News5PH]

BINANATAN SI MARCOLETA

Muling binanatan ni Sen. Erwin Tulfo ang aniya’y “ad hominem” na pagkuwestiyon ni Sen. Rodante Marcoleta tungkol sa legal background ni Sen. Risa Hontiveros.

"You're attacking the individual, 'yung kaniyang character or what. You should attack 'yung kaniyang issue. 'Wag niyang sasabihin na wala kang legal background," saad ni Sen. Tulfo.

“Sen. Hontiveros has been in the Senate for 12 years,” dagdag pa niya.

[marv @mvn_dn]

In 2006 Risa Hontiveros faced off against cops while calling for the ouster of President Arroyo.
This woman has courageously stood up for us her whole life despite the risk and despite the odds.

[The Philippine Star @PhilippineStar]

JUST IN: The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group says it will refer a complaint for obstruction of justice before the Department of Justice against Sen. Robin Padilla and others who facilitated Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa's escape from the Senate. | via @manueltupas

[Torey Canino-Celis @tj_canino]

“...or they are in a hurry because of news reports that two of our colleagues might land in jail this weekend?”

SENATOR TULFO SPITTING FACTS ONLY I LOVE THIS 😭😭😭

[j a n 🥀 @loudestdork]

sen risa, the woman that you are.

[GMA News @gmanews]

‘IT’S THE RULES, STUPID!’

In a social media post, Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson fired back at a remark made by Sen. Rodante Marcoleta towards Sen. Risa Hontiveros during the Senate plenary session on May 26, 2026.

Sen. Marcoleta said, “Ito po ang mahirap kasi kung wala po tayong legal background dito,” after Sen. Hontiveros questioned why the majority was pushing for a Senate vote even though the Committee on Rules had yet to be formed.

Visit https://t.co/KqDTBMbTQD for more updates.

[` @crestieyy]

Galit sa nagwalkout, sa absent ng 6 na buwan hindi? tangina

[Chel Diokno @ChelDiokno]

Hindi impressive ang legal background kung ginagamit lang sa pangmamaliit. Mas nakakabahala ang may alam sa batas pero pinipiling baluktutin ito.

[saiki @httpmjkim]

you reap what you sow

[el @llyhann_]

english: so, open up your heart to me
filipino: buksan mo, papasukin ako

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAJAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA tangina ko talaga

[saiki @httpmjkim]

kung kailan naipasa yung highest education budget talaga eh noh

[yuuta o. pangilinan @meguniiz]

what the actual fuck? senator bam aquino no longer handles the committee on education? this is genuinely one of the worst decisions the senate has made among many other shit choices. PERWISYO KA TALAGA ALAN PETER CAYETANO!

[saiki @httpmjkim]

T.T

[Dovie Selena @DovieSelena]

Nawala yung antok peste bwhahwhwhhwhwhwhwhhw

[ًkael @intokaiser]

ginagago nalang talaga tayo