An Ode To Victory Liner’s Fake Trees

In Baguio’s terminal, behold the scene,

Synthetic trees and grass so green.

Victory Liner’s grand parade,

Of plastic pines in their charade.

The scent of pine, a fragrant myth,

Replaced by sprays, a faux-sylvan whiff.

Concrete jungle, now disguised,

In artificial woods comprised.

Oh, what a vision, grand and bold,

But nature’s beauty, it can’t hold.

A mural bright with artists’ flair,

Could capture Baguio’s essence there.

Stained windows soft, in pastel hue,

Would whisper tales of morning dew.

But no, we get this plastic cheer,

A farce of nature, never near.

Victory Liner, hats off to you,

For your green mirage in plastic view.

Next time, perhaps, a truer nod,

To Baguio’s soul and nature’s God.

The New, Marites Partylist!

In a shocking turn of events, the Philippine Congress is gearing up for a potential influx of peculiar new Partylists vying for seats in the lower house.

Following the formation of the Nanay Partylist, new contenders have emerged: Tatay Partylist, Anak Partylist, Lola Partylist, and Apo Partylist. These familial factions promise to bring every generation’s concerns to the legislative table.

Meanwhile, the Extrovert Partylist is set to balance the introverted tendencies of the existing Alona Partylist.

However, the real seismic shock is the Marites Partylist, spearheaded by high-profile vloggers Jay Sonza, Rigoberto Tiglao, Krizette Laureta Chu, Mark Lopez, Sass Rogando Sasot, and Claire Eden Contreras, aka Maharlika. These influencers reportedly sealed their alliance with a dramatic blood compact using diabetic prick needles.

With such colorful contenders, the next Partylist polls are bound to be a spectacle of epic proportions. Gird your loins, dear readers; the circus is coming to town.

Raspberries In 2025?

In a dazzling display of political innovation, former Senator Antonio Trillanes proposes a vibrant “red and pink” coalition to tackle the formidable Duterte clan in the 2025 senatorial elections.

The fusion of Marcos loyalists’ scarlet fervor with the opposition’s evolved hue from yellow to pink promises a visual feast rivaling any rainbow.

As the once “dilawan” opposition morphed into the “pinklawan,” what new moniker should this coalition embrace? “Raspberrian” might just fit the bill, evoking a fruity blend as unpredictable as Philippine politics itself.

Picture campaign rallies bursting with raspberry-hued confetti, slogans like “Sweet, but with a kick!” Could this be the sweet concoction to finally dethrone the Dutertes?

Only time will tell if this chromatic coalition is a recipe for political success or just another flavor of the month.

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