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01/10/2026

She fed the stray dogs and one of them thanked her with a forehead kiss

FACEBOOK BAN ON THE TABLE? 📱🇵🇭“Hindi pwede ang ating social media platforms kagaya ng Facebook ay kumikita lang pero wal...
21/09/2026

FACEBOOK BAN ON THE TABLE? 📱🇵🇭

“Hindi pwede ang ating social media platforms kagaya ng Facebook ay kumikita lang pero wala silang accountability.”

On September 19, 2026, House Deputy Speaker Janette Garin confirmed that requiring the DICT to consider a Facebook ban was among the options being discussed as lawmakers pushed social media platforms to become more accountable in the Philippines.

Garin said platforms operating in the country should have personnel who can immediately respond to government concerns involving scams, harmful content, and other online threats. She also raised restricting platforms’ ability to earn from advertising as a less drastic alternative to a ban.

Earlier, on August 25, Malacañang also opened the possibility of broader restrictions on Facebook and other digital platforms. Asked whether banning a platform could be considered, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro responded, “Kung kinakailangan po,” while stressing that the effects and accountability issues would first need to be studied.

17/09/2026

Do you agree he is one of the best president? Rodrigo Roa Duterte

FORMER PRESIDENT RODRIGO DUTERTE SEEN AGAIN AFTER MORE THAN A YEARFormer Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte appears b...
16/09/2026

FORMER PRESIDENT RODRIGO DUTERTE SEEN AGAIN AFTER MORE THAN A YEAR

Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte appears before the International Criminal Court, as the court hears arguments regarding Duterte's health and ability to stand trial, while he faces murder charges related to his war on drugs, in The Hague, Netherlands, Sept. 16 2026.

BUILT DIFFERENT 🌬️Forget planned obsolescence. This ceiling fan in Aklan apparently did not get the memo about retiremen...
16/09/2026

BUILT DIFFERENT 🌬️

Forget planned obsolescence. This ceiling fan in Aklan apparently did not get the memo about retirement.

A ceiling fan donated to Makato Integrated School in Makato, Aklan during school year 1995–1996 is still working roughly three decades later, continuing to blow air inside a classroom despite its visibly aged appearance.

YouScooper Reuben T. Melanio shared a video of the fan after being surprised that it remained operational after all these years. The old unit bears a marking identifying it as a 1995–1996 PTA project, providing a visible reminder of just how long it has been hanging above generations of students.

“Na-amaze lang ako kasi gumagana pa siya kahit 30 years na,” Melanio shared in the original YouScoop submission.

Rust may have entered the chat, but retirement apparently has not. According to the submission, the decades-old fan can still produce a strong breeze, turning an ordinary classroom fixture into an unexpected online attraction.

The story also brought something new into the classroom. Melanio said proceeds earned from his video allowed him to purchase an additional stand fan, which he donated to the teacher-adviser of the classroom where the veteran ceiling fan continues to operate.

Thirty years of service, countless school days and still spinning. At this point, the fan may deserve its own service award.

13/09/2026

Deserved or hindi?

12/09/2026

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09/09/2026

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