Sucks to be ignored for a week (and counting) after reaching out about something literally close to home

I guess Tom Gores had a lot a money to burn

Yeah, since at least 2001: https://web.archive.org/web/20070814001756/http://www.tnt.tv/title/?oid=623948-3829

Oof my bad, thanks for the correction 👍🏼

Mavs said “Not today”

Apparently today is mine 🥳

RIP Mr. Clutch / The Logo

He may not have won an NBA Championship as a player, but his legacy is unparalleled both on the floor and as an executive

Part 2 (Admission of the lie): https://piped.video/watch?v=5SGPb8lnsCo at 2:10

Possibly typical Tulfo shenanigans?

https://piped.video/watch?v=e_9fxd0NsZQ

Naka 1 year na yata lemmy account ko, pati ang c/philippines. Happy anniversary phlemmies! 🥳🎉🍾

Forgive my ignorance, sino yung Three Js?

Happy cake day, by the way 🎂

This was part of the reason why the “yellows” are losing since 2016

China shook

I don’t promote Reddit subs that often, but you’ll find victims of Philippine self-hate featured on r/philippinesbad

Glad you were able to get out of that self-hate funk. Funny you mentioned Australia, but notorious proponents of the self-hate like Get Real Philippines reside there.

Softest mod ka talaga @sarcasticookie@lemmy.world 🤣

RIP nanay 😢

It’s definitely possible: next-level viral marketing

Facebook (hopefully)

I realize that the header image is for the April 1 festivities, but are they indeed the OG r/ph mods?

I bypassed the paywall, and got this:

Former president Duterte’s purported verbal pact with Xi intended to mitigate South China Sea disputes, yet China’s renewed hostility prompts scrutiny

Published: 12:00pm, 29 Mar 2024

Former Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterteallegedly made a “gentleman’s agreement” with Chinese President Xi Jinping to maintain the status quo in the South China Sea while he was in office, with analysts suggesting Beijing could be using the broken pact to justify its recent aggressive actions.

Harry Roque, who served as Duterte’s spokesman for several years, said in an interview this week with the news website Politiko that the reason for China’s recent water cannon attacks on Philippine vessels might be because it thought the agreement would remain in place under Duterte’s successor, President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr.

Roque later clarified on Wednesday that the verbal, non-binding agreement meant the Philippines would not construct or repair any installations within the disputed area but could deliver “food and water supplies” to Filipino troops stationed at the BRP Sierra Madre, a World War II navy ship that was grounded at the Second Thomas Shoal to reinforce Manila’s territorial claims over the surrounding area.

“This is not a secret deal. This was made public by former Foreign Affairs [Secretary] Alan Peter Cayetano, who said before that if there are no repairs, no improvements on the ship, no problem in Ayungin [the Philippines’ term for the Second Thomas Shoal] … only water and food will be supplied,” Roque said.