MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Just hours after condemning the use of the image of Jesus Christ as a costume, the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) issued another statement on the use of “OMG” in texts and social media posts.
CBCP had slammed the viral video of a drag queen dressed as the Black Nazarene while singing along to a remix of “Ama Namin” (The Lord’s Prayer).
Today, CBCP warned Filipinos that using OMG (Oh My God) to express surprise or disappointment is also blasphemous.
“Thou shalt not use the name of the Lord thy God in vain.”
SAN FRANCISCO, California (The Adobo Chronicles, San Francisco Bureau) – Elon Musk may be more tolerant of controversial and offensive posts than Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, but the Twitter owner does not condone violence.
As of today, Twitter has permanently taken down the account of ex-Comelec Commissioner Rowena Guanzon after she insinuated the use of violence in dealing with online bashers and trolls. Her statement was accompanied by a photo of her holding a gun.
“This is definitely against our community guidelines,” Musk said, “and I will not allow any Twitter account holder to use my platform to instigate any form of crime or violence.”
MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – PAGCOR Chairman and CEO Alejandro Tengco today defended his agency’s new logo, explaining the symbolism of the highly-controversial graphic.
In a statement, Tengco said the new logo represents energy, inspiration, passion and transformation, and symbolizes change and progress. He describes it as a beacon and guiding light that helps people find their way.
Well said, Chairman Tengco. Rest assured that Filipinos will find their way to casinos, Bingo halls and other venues that offer poker, electronic games, e-sabong and offshore gaming.
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