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In an effort to ease the tension between protesters and the militia, hippie turned activist Baba G. Noush handed over a flower to one of the soldiers stationed at EDSA. Little did the soldier know, the flower was laced with a common hallucinogenic. Soon after he put his nose to it, he felt light-headed, as if overcome by an intense and utterly irresistible urge. The rising anger within him at this trickery was quickly abated and replaced with a sense of tranquility. He could do nothing to stop the drug’s effect, this drug called: Love.

We are all Manuel A. Roxas

Manuel L. Quezon always made room for the holy spirit.

Ma. Christine Lourdes, a devout servant of the Lord Jesus Christ Our Savior—a nun of fifteen years, chose the worst possible time to reveal her secret hobby.

Early designs of a bronze statue of President Manuel Roxas was rejected by the man himself, claiming it had to be “at least three times bigger than this.” Though the mockup was life-size, the confusion in size most likely came from his myopia, which he claimed: “made everything look like it was for ants.”

Senator Ambrosio Padilla about to drop some sick rhymes. 

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Nick Joaquin once said that Filipinos have this tendency to build things and group together and eventually collapse. … Here’s one guy who’s trying to bring things together but the natural tendency of the Filipino nation is to be in pieces. - Jerrold Tarog, director (Heneral Luna, 2015)

10 HEROES X ERASERHEADS

Heneral Luna (2015, dir. Jerrold Tarog)

There are no villains in the movie and in a way there are no real heroes. It’s just people. They’re trying to do things by principle. - Jerrold Tarog, director (Heneral Luna, 2015)