QUEZON CITY, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Quezon City Bureau) – Catholic University Ateneo De Manila University suspended its High School masses after a student posted a “review” of the Eucharistic host distributed at one of its services.
A student posted a social media review of the host distributed during the said mass.
The student rated the host overall at 7.1 out of a possible 10.
The Ateneo authorities expected the review to be 10 out of 10.
MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Why anyone would want bones in their donuts is mind-boggling, but an enterprising bakery in the Philippines has taken its merchandizing to a whole new level.
Shoppers at a leading supermarket in Manila were surprised but delighted to find out that they could actually buy boneless donuts — nicely packaged and for an affordable price. The donuts are a far cry from the colorful, glazed and decorated hole-punched pastries at Dunkin’s.
The boneless donuts were gone from the supermarket shelves in less than an hour after opening.
MENLO PARK, California (The Adobo Chronicles, San Jose Bureau) – Ron Thurman (not his real name), was jailed by Facebook for 30 days for violation of the social media platform’s community standards. Thurman did not bother to contest his account suspension and weathered through four weeks isolated from his thousands of peeps worldwide.
Now, Thurman is back on Facebook and he is not taking his release from FB jail sitting down.
As soon as he was back online, Thurman vowed to flood his wall with photos of food — lots and lots of ‘em, to the annoyance of even his top fans.
Facebook also took notice and is fighting back.
Today, Facebook announced its updated community standards that include a ban on posting food, glorious food! It is calling it “food porn.” It comes with a penalty of suspension or account deactivation for repeat offenders.
As for Thurman? He is back in Facebook jail for another 30 days!
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