FT: Puebla 0-2 Querétaro

Venue: Estadio Cuauhtémoc
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LINE-UPS
Puebla
Jesus Rodriguez, Diego de Buen (Gabriel Carabajal), Gastón Silva, Sebastián Olmedo, Brayan Angulo, Gustavo Ferrareis, Fernando Navarro (Luis Arcadio García), Pablo González, Kevin Velasco (Santiago Ormeño), Lucas Cavallini (Ángel Robles), Miguel Sansores.
Subs: Lucas de los Santos, Alberto Herrera, Emiliano García, Carlos Baltazar, Daniel Aguilar, Miguel Fraga.
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Querétaro
Fernando Tapia, Emanuel Gularte, Oscar Manzanares, Francisco Venegas, Omar Mendoza, Federico Lértora (Jaime Valencia), Kevin Escamilla (Marco García), Raúl Sandoval, Pablo Barrera (Martin Rio), Facundo Batista (Rubio Rubín), Samuel Sosa (Ettson Ayón).
Subs: Guillermo Allison, Pablo Nicolás Ortíz, Brayton Vazquez, Aldahir Perez, Nicolás Cordero.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
42' Miguel Sansores (Puebla) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
45' Substitution, Puebla. Ángel Robles replaces Lucas Cavallini.
56' Goal! Puebla 0, Querétaro 1. Kevin Escamilla (Querétaro) right footed shot from outside the box to the centre of the goal.
62' Substitution, Puebla. Luis Garcia replaces Fernando Navarro.
62' Substitution, Puebla. Gabriel Carabajal replaces Diego de Buen.
65' Substitution, Querétaro. Jaime Gómez replaces Federico Lértora because of an injury.
66' Substitution, Querétaro. Ettson Ayón replaces Samuel Sosa.
69' Francisco Venegas (Querétaro) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
74' Substitution, Querétaro. Rubio Rubín replaces Facundo Batista.
74' Substitution, Puebla. Santiago Ormeño replaces Kevin Velasco.
84' Fernando Tapia (Querétaro) is shown the yellow card.
85' Substitution, Querétaro. Martín Rio replaces Pablo Barrera.
86' Substitution, Querétaro. Marco García replaces Kevin Escamilla.
88' Goal! Puebla 0, Querétaro 2. Ettson Ayón (Querétaro) left footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Rubio Rubín with a cross.
90'+1' Omar Mendoza (Querétaro) is shown the yellow card.
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I've always wondered about this. On the one hand, Ibong Adarna obviously has a "Western" setting, and the word "Adarna" itself doesn't look like it comes from Philippine languages. But on the other hand, there doesn't seem to be a foreign story that could have served as its basis (If I remember correctly, Fansler and Eugenio identify tropes or themes in the Adarna story that are shared by foreign fairy tales but don't identify a specific story where it could have come from). Also, the Adarna shares common themes with Filipino epics. E.g., the hero's quest for multiple wives from different parts of the universe (underworld, skyworld, etc.). There are also other native/non-western elements like the dayap used by Don Juan to keep himself awake. The word "manusia" is also mentioned twice in the korido, which is interesting because it's a Malay/Sanskirt word for "man" that I don't think I've ever seen in Tagalog literature.
In my (wishful thinking) headcanon, the Ibong Adarna is a heavily Westernized version of an original but now lost Tagalog epic, haha. But that's just me.
Anyway, thoughts?

Chorus:
Ang mga butas sa pader ay nakatingin
Mababang kisame ay nakikinig
Sementong sahig ay niyayanig ng mga tawa't pagluha
'Di man umiikot ito'y nalibot na dahil meron lamang apat na kanto
Itong mundong hugis parisukat
- Ganda ng tawid mula sa mundo (bilog) papunta sa parisukat (kwarto/kulungan)
Creative lines from Ron Henley's verse:
...Sanay na nga ba yung sugat sa patak ng kalamansi
Nung naiputan niya sariwa pa rin sa 'kin yung hapdi
- Possible reference sa Ibong Adarna, specifically yung hapdi ng dayap pag nadampian ang sugat (na ginamit ni Don Juan na strategy para manatiling gising at mahuli ang Ibong Adarna), at ang pagiging bato ng sinomang maiputan ng Ibong Adarna. Although kalamansi ang binanggit ni Ron so medyo confusing hahaha. Still, Ron Henley is at his most interesting kapag open to artistic interpretation ang material niya.
Basag na yung katahimikan sa mundo kong nasa plato
...
May mga mata ng kuwago sa sulok ng bawat kanto
- Possible references, first to the idiom "handed to you on a silver platter", and then to the need for camera surveillance systems in public and private security that are now more prevalent than ever.
...Sa mundo kong ito 'di mo na ko mabibilog
Tiyak lulutang yung basurang itinapon mo sa ilog
- Mundo/bilog word association. Nilaro rin dito ni Ron Henley yung kasabihan na "ang basurang tinapon mo ay babalik din sayo". Dahil sa context ng kanta, nabigyan ni Ron ng sarili niyang meaning yung phrase, specifically pertaining to the human experience of uncovering secrets that were previously kept hidden (hence the use of the phrase tiyak lulutang).
Creative lines from Loonie's verse:
Mga makabagong aparato at teknolohiyang moderno
Kailangan kong magkaganon, ayokong mahuli sa kwento
Dala-dalawa na ang telepono, di pa rin kuntento
Puro lamang sarilitrato at pasikat sa komento
- It's such a Loonie thing to coin a new term just to express what he wants to say. "Sarilitrato". I wish I thought of that. Also, ang galing ng pag-capture ni Loonie kung gaano ka-ingrained sa modern human culture ang teknolohiya. He mentions the demand for all sorts of gadgets, how selfies came to be accepted as a normal thing, and also the popularity of social media and the mundane things that some people choose to do with it.
Alam mo bang alam nila ang buong pangalan mo kumpleto
Araw ng kapanganakan trabaho mo pati sweldo
Kasi trenta porsyentong rason kaya 'to inimbento
Para madali lang tayong matiktikan ng gobyerno
- Ang ganda ng laro ni Loonie sa alam mo ba/alam nila, which is specifically called anaphora (the repetition of words or phrases in a group of sentences). Also, Loonie tries to illustrate the perspective of people who are skeptical of or even paranoid towards the government's mandates that require citizens to provide their personal information.
Kalayaan sa dayuhan ay pilit na pinaglaban
Para lamang maging alipin ng kahirapan
- Loonie says the country is figuratively still under an occupation, this time not by a tangible foreign country, but by the intangible, ever-present effects of poverty.
Parang salamangkerong pinapili ang nanonood
Kanan man o kaliwang kamay siya pa rin ang siyang nasusunod
- Playful way of demonstrating the illusion of choice.
Madalas tayong nauutakan ng ating napupusuan
Ngunit sa bawat pagbagsak ay may kapupulutan
Na mga aral na dapat maaga mong natututunan
Tulad ng 'di ka malaya, malawak lang ang kulungan
- Utak/puso and bagsak/pulot word associations, plus a very creative yet cynical way of describing "freedom" when you are part of a larger whole that expects you to behave a certain way
Kat Agarrado's verse:
Wala na akong ibang mahihiling pa
Sa sulok ng mundong ito kapiling kita o sinta
Bakit ba sa t'wing pinapalaya mo
Labas pasok pa rin ako sa bilangguang nakasanayan ko
- Sulok/mundo/laya/labas-pasok/bilanggo/bilangguan train of thought
Ron Henley + Loonie verse:
Gustong kumawala ng kamalayan kong sanay na palaging gala
Maghapong kayod nang kayod para lang may gatang mapiga
Lansangang maraming daga, basa, maingay na talipapa
Kulang ata ang tamang salita upang maitama ang mga maling nagawa
Sa sinasabi ng iba wag ka masyadong nagpapaniwala
Marami nang buhay ang nababalewala, napariwara
Kamatayan lang ang makakapagkalas ng mga tanikala
Makakatakas ka lamang sa parisukat
Kapag nakahiga ka na sa parihaba
- Napakalupit na extended rhyme scheme.
- Kayod/gata/piga, double meaning sa kayod, relating it to both labor and cooking
- Salita/gawa word association
- Poetic way of saying that you can't escape the system, tapos naitawid pa yung parisukat (kwarto/kulungan) papunta sa parihaba (ataul). Napakaastig at napaka-concise na kanta overall.
Notes on the music/production itself
- This track, along with all of Realistick, is such a seamless integration of rap lyrics and rock band music. I haven't heard enough hiphop to know how many times this genre fusion has been done and how successful each attempt has been so far, but I'm pretty sure that if I come across anything similar I will always be comparing it to this song.
- DJ B-Boy Garcia's scratches manage to reinforce the hiphop part of this track's identity without feeling out of place or going overboard. Ang swabe rin nung guitar solo bago ang huling palo ng chorus. The synth popping up at the 2nd & 3rd chorus + the 3rd verse onwards also gives the track an alternative rock/electronic flavor.

Late on this whole thing but tbh I need to get these things out my head, especially since Raya was supposed to "present" my culture but ended up falling flat while Encanto actually pleased me
So for some context I'm Filipino, if you know the history of The Philippines it would be clear why I felt more for Encanto than Raya, though Raya actually did directly get inspiration from Filipino culture, it got drowned out by the rest of the Southeast Asian culture they merged it with, I don't see my culture in the movie, it doesn't feel like my culture but rather a culture of a neighboring country, Southeast Asia is a very diverse place, in The Philippines alone there's 180+ different ethnic groups, imagine how many more there is in the rest of Southeast Asia! Though we definitely have our similarities, we also have our differences and that shouldn't be ignored, instead of doing that, what happened was it all got merged together and that's just ridiculous
Then there's Encanto, though the movie was based on Colombian culture, it felt more alike to Filipino culture than Raya, the clothing, the architecture, the traditions, I saw more similarities there than Raya, obviously it still feels distinctly Latin American but really, it's just more similar, heck the title itself "Encanto" is already something Filipinos know but it's spelled as "Engkanto" for us while "Raya" on the other hand, I mean I could see someone in The Philippines having that name but it's very rare, a long with that, dragon legends aren't really that big in The Philippines, a mythical bird would've been better as bird legends are something most Filipinos know like Ibong Adarna
Along with that I've heard of other Southeast Asians who have the same view where they didn't feel the culture of Raya as their own and I guess that's why Encanto did well and Raya did not, Encanto was direct in what culture it was trying to present and had a following of people who could actually relate to it, Raya failed to do that by merging multiple cultures together into one and because of that nobody truly relates to the movie cause it feels more of a culture from a neighbor than their own
Raya was decent for what it was but not great for what it was supposed to be.
Edit: Ok some past movies did the same/similar mistakes, so yeah it isn't like the movie had no chance as soon as people found out it's culturally vague, there's other issues with Raya that I should've added in that likely contributed in it's downfall like how Raya didn't have songs like most Disney movies (unlike Encanto which had songs that reached people who didn't watch the movie) I've also heard some people complain that Raya also had issues with character development/build, we don't really get much with Raya's group unlike Mirabel's family (though debatable on some characters) I feel as a watcher you could even connect with the soldiers in Mulan better than any of those in Raya's group, heck those 3 soldiers were more memorable than Raya's own animal sidekick and I think a solution to that would have been something I heard some other people say where a smaller group would've been better in Raya so we could focus and build on those fewespecific characters more + they don't sacrifice the action based story for more screen time on each character
Moral of the story about "trusting people" was also badly executed, Raya has trusted people and what does she get? People die, including her father by being turned into statues! She trusts again and what does she get? Sisu's death and pretty much the end of the world! It's understandable why she wouldn't trust people but the movie keeps trying to push the message of "trust" while showing why you shouldn't trust Encanto on the other hand delivered their message of "generational trauma" much better
Also forgot to say, I actually liked the fight scenes.

Hello everyone, so we are making a game called PAMANA. It is a turn-based, competitive, story-driven, mobile card game which centered around our Filipino literature and features characters from our notable and treasured literary classics like Noli Me Tangere, Ibong Adarna, and Florante at Laura.
We competed in the PSC8 Region 4A which is organized by DICT Region 4A and won third place. As of now, we are one of their cohorts for the acceleration program and this December 11 is our demo day which we will pitch our startups again to a an array of judges, guests, investors, and other founders.
With these we are looking for teachers who teaches Filipino to Grade 7 - Grade 10 students. We want to ask some questions about your teaching approaches and tools that you are using when you are teaching these subjects to your students.
If possible, we would also want to interview students regarding this matter.
If you are interested, please email us (sarisiklab@gmail.com), message me, or type a comment in this post. Thank you :>

FT: Puebla 2-2 Tigres UANL

Venue: Estadio Cuauhtémoc
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LINE-UPS
Puebla
Jesus Rodriguez, Gastón Silva, Sebastián Olmedo, Brayan Angulo, Gustavo Ferrareis, Diego de Buen, Pablo González (Lucas de los Santos), Daniel Álvarez (Carlos Baltazar), Kevin Velasco (Ángel Robles), Guillermo Martínez, Martín Barragán (Miguel Sansores).
Subs: Luis Arcadio García, Daniel Aguilar, Alberto Herrera, Efraín Orona, Miguel Fraga, Gabriel Carabajal.
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Tigres UANL
Nahuel Guzmán, Samir, Guido Pizarro, Jesús Angulo, Javier Aquino, Francisco Córdova (Jonathan Herrera), Rafael Carioca, Fernando Gorriarán (Juan Vigon), Nicolás Ibáñez, Diego Lainez (Marcelo Flores), Luis Quiñones (Raymundo Fulgencio).
Subs: Fernando Ordóñez, Eduardo Tercero, Carlos Rodríguez, Sebastián Fierro, Vladimir Loroña, Diego Reyes.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
38' Goal! Puebla 0, Tigres 1. Sebastián Córdova (Tigres) header from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Fernando Gorriarán with a cross following a corner.
44' Goal! Puebla 1, Tigres 1. Guillermo Martínez (Puebla) header from very close range to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Kevin Velasco.
49' Goal! Puebla 2, Tigres 1. Sebastián Olmedo (Puebla) header from the centre of the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Kevin Velasco with a cross.
58' Kevin Velasco (Puebla) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
65' Luis Quiñones (Tigres) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
70' Substitution, Tigres. Ozziel Herrera replaces Sebastián Córdova.
71' Substitution, Tigres. Raymundo Fulgencio replaces Luis Quiñones.
71' Substitution, Puebla. Miguel Sansores replaces Martín Barragán.
75' Goal! Puebla 2, Tigres 2. Raymundo Fulgencio (Tigres) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Rafael Carioca.
79' Substitution, Puebla. Carlos Baltazar replaces Daniel Álvarez.
79' Substitution, Puebla. Lucas de los Santos replaces Pablo González.
81' Diego Lainez (Tigres) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
84' Substitution, Tigres. Marcelo Flores replaces Diego Lainez.
88' Substitution, Tigres. Juan Vigón replaces Fernando Gorriarán.
88' Substitution, Puebla. Ángel Robles replaces Kevin Velasco.
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Hello po. So we are currently making a game which is called PAMANA. This is a turn-based, competitive, story-driven, mobile card game which is centered around Filipino literature.
As of now we already presented it to DICT IVA as a startup and we won third place. We are also part of their Step Up Acceleration program as one of their cohorts and actually the only game startup in the line up.
Since it's a mobile game, it will took years to develop so while developing it, we want to test our mechanics first by making a board game.
Since we will be using cards for this game and will heavily reference the literature of the Philippines (Noli, Florante at Laura, Ibong Adarna, and more and not limited to mythology), we also want to reference the tarot culture. As far as I know it is something that is part of our identity specially the popular readings at Quiapo. Also to those who does the craft online like the Pink Haired Tarot Reader at Tiktok.
With all of that, since I'm not so knowledgeable about this what are your comments or suggestions for it? Do you have any articles or reference that we can use?
P.S. This will be done so our game materials can also be used inn other ways and not only limited to one thing. Also, as I mentioned earlier is to ensure that everything we add is something that is a representation of Filipino culture

In reality i wanted to talk about how Boa Hancock is sort of similar to the mythical bird from the Philippines the Ibong Adarna, (it sounds way more epic calling it Ibong Adarna instead of "the bird Adarna")
However I thought it wouldn't be fun to just talk about dumb, irrelevant similarities so i thought of that title
When I saw the time where a marine was able to resist the power of Boa Hancock by using pain, as a Filipino I immediately thought of one thing, Ibong Adarna, or the bird Adarna
But let's first look at the vaguest similarity
Ibong Adarna is said to be the most colorful bird meaning it's like the most beautiful bird, so they're sort of similar in that part
Then let's look at their powers
Boa Hancock being the most beautiful woman in one piece can pretty much say ANYTHING and charm everyone around her well almost everyone. Then with her devil fruit power she can turn anyone in loved or whatever with her into stone.
Ibong Adarna knows 7 songs which can do things from healing the ill to putting people to sleep, then when it poops on living things they get turned to stone.
Although I'm not sure if boa can sing but both the bird and boa can use just a simple verbal instrument and do the wildest things while also being able to turn living things to stone though boa can do that to normal object as well.
That's pretty much all of the similarities i noticed but to defeat boa let's look at the story of Ibong Adarna where it gets captured
In the story the last of the 3 brothers resisted the birds powers to put him to sleep and turn him into stone, by simply cutting himself however that wasn't enough so he poured calamansi into the wound he cut, and then he was able to capture the bird
There might be some stuff wrong in that but that was the gist of how it was captured
So you can see this is also how the marine guy was able to resist boa, however he didn't use anything close to a calamansi.
So let's say I'm a simp in the op world, and I'm just an ordinary guy that wants live after seeing boa and being hit by her devil fruit power.
What I must do to resist the devil fruit and simping thoughts, I must cut myself, probably not to deep then grab something close to a calamansi like a lemon or something then pour it into the wound and run.
This is such a dumb post, sanji simps more than me but at least he can cook, so i probably shouldn't be allowed to cook anymore

Hello everyone T-T so ayun nga gagawa kami ng game which is inspired by our Philippine Literature. So as of now we came up with a turn based mobile card game na mala yu-gi-oh but instead ang characters na gagamitin ay galing sa Filipino classics natin like Ibarra, Laura, at Ibong Adarna.
Tuloy na tuloy na to kasi we presented this noong Philippine Startup Competition 8 ng DICT and we won third place wohooooo. .
As of now we are one of DICT's cohort for their acceleration program and balak namin na magbuild muna ng board game inspired by the mobile card game. Sa magiging literal na card game muna talaga siya then saka namin iaadapt into the mobile card game. Yun nga lang medyo nagwoworry lang kami if people will be actually interested sooo if ever na may gusto kayo iask or idiscuss, we will be glad to know it.
Ayun lang and hopefully masamahan niyo kaming pasiklabin muli ang mga kwentong minana natin.

Hello everyone T-T so ayun nga gagawa kami ng game which is inspired by our Philippine Literature. So as of now we came up with a turn based mobile card game na mala yu-gi-oh but instead ang characters na gagamitin ay galing sa Filipino classics natin like Ibarra, Laura, at Ibong Adarna.
Tuloy na tuloy na to kasi we presented this noong Philippine Startup Competition 8 ng DICT and we won third place wohooooo. .
As of now we are one of DICT's cohort for their acceleration program and balak namin na magbuild muna ng board game inspired by the mobile card game. Sa magiging literal na card game muna talaga siya then saka namin iaadapt into the mobile card game. Yun nga lang medyo nagwoworry lang kami if people will be actually interested sooo if ever na may gusto kayo iask or idiscuss, we will be glad to know it.
Ayun lang and hopefully masamahan niyo kaming pasiklabin muli ang mga kwentong minana natin.

Hello everyone T-T so ayun nga gagawa kami ng game which is inspired by our Philippine Literature. So as of now we came up with a turn based mobile card game na mala yu-gi-oh but instead ang characters na gagamitin ay galing sa Filipino classics natin like Ibarra, Laura, at Ibong Adarna.
Tuloy na tuloy na to kasi we presented this noong Philippine Startup Competition 8 ng DICT and we won third place wohooooo. .
As of now we are one of DICT's cohort for their acceleration program and balak namin na magbuild muna ng board game inspired by the mobile card game. Sa magiging literal na card game muna talaga siya then saka namin iaadapt into the mobile card game. Yun nga lang medyo nagwoworry lang kami if people will be actually interested sooo if ever na may gusto kayo iask or idiscuss, we will be glad to know it.
Ayun lang and hopefully masamahan niyo kaming pasiklabin muli ang mga kwentong minana natin.

Opening

• Hana mentions “belat” an act of teasing where one places out their tongue then add quirky gestures.
• Bernie thinks Sam Concepcion is going to be next week. Sam Concepcion is an actor and singer. This may imply that one of his songs might be on the playlist for lip syncing.

Mini-Challenge

• The queens guessing OV’s unfinished sentence seem to resemble Pinoy Henyo or even Charades.
• “Kanto” in Filipino can mean three things: a street, a corner, or a corner street.
• Fliptop is a rap battle where two artists rap and pick off the opponent’s physical appearance or anything to mock. The rap has to rhyme.
• OV mentions Maris Racal. A singer and actress. Also the singer of “Ate, Sandali”" the song that Brigiding and Lady Morgana lip synced to last season.
• Originally-Spanish terms Morena (brown-skinned) and Mestiza (fair-skinned) were mentioned by Hana.
• M1ss Jade’s references a girl from a viral video who was dancing “Talk Dirty To Me.” She evens quotes her (pagod! / tiring!) and dresses up as her.
• M1ss Jade sings the viral children’s song, Baby Shark.
• “Bigyan ng flipflop yan!” Similar to how Paolo gives RuBadges, this is a reference to Willie Revillame’s way of giving jackets from his shows. Flip Flop / slippers (tsinelas in Filipino) giveaway may also refer to Korina Sanchez’ show Rated K where they giveaway tsinelas to kids.

Filming of commercial

• Shampoo commercials are big in the Philippines since most of the brands create a jingle that sips into the popular culture.
• Bernie’s “Hami hami wave” resembles “Kame hame wave” the local translation of Dragon Ball’s Kamehamaha.
• Throughout the episode, Keratin is mentioned. It is a “protein that helps form hair, nails and your skin's outer layer (epidermis)” from ClevelandClinic.
• Fifth Solomon, the current creative director of Drag Race Philippines. He first appeared in the Philippines version of Big Brother called “Pinoy Big Brother: All In” where he placed 8th.
• Bernie mentions Mother Sitang, a Thai internet celebrity that went viral.
• During Bernie's filming,
  • she mistakes Voiceover (VO) as OV.
  • In modeling and filming, a profile view is a person’s side view.
• During M1ss Jade's filming,
  • She mentions “Astral Projection” described by Wikipedia “as a term used in esotericism to describe an intentional out-of-body experience that assumes the existence of a subtle body through which consciousness can function separately from the physical body and travel throughout the astral plane.”
  • In the local film industry, to pack up means is “to leave”

Commercials

• Kaladkaren and Paolo’s “Karen po” is a reference to a local McDonalds commercial
• Jiggly mentions season 1 contestant Brigiding, who was criticized for her branding last season.
• BJ references Sharon Cuneta’s Superferry commercial “Sakay na!"
• Pangina Heals, a Thai Drag Queen who first co-hosted and judged Drag Race Thailand and later competed in UK vs The World where she placed 6th.
  • Paolo mentions Blu Hydrangea, the winner of UK vs the World who sent Pangina Home.
• Hana Beshie: Beshie Beshie
  • Most jobs in the Philippines requires: Birth certificate, barangay clearance, and other things seen in Hana's poster
• M1ss Jade: Landisu So
  • “Landi” is a term that usually has a lot of meaning: to flirt, to have a fling, to start a relationship.
  • M1ss Jade references McDo’s jingle “Labs ko to” (I love this)
• Captivating Katkat: Captivating Butterfly 3-in-1 Shampoo
  • “Katkat conazole” resembles Ketoconazole, an antifungal drug.
  • Katkat sings a jingle similar to a TikTok song “Paru paro G." In fact, Captivating Butterfly maybe be based on it.
• Bernie: Heme heme shampoo
  • Bernie’s shampoo has "karat-in", a wordplay of keratin and “karat” which is a slang for sex
  • “Sachet” is a small portion version of a product (usually shampoos) for a cheaper price.
• OV CUNT: Shampootangina
  • “Constru” a term for attractive construction men who happens to be attracted to queer people
  • “Totoy Buboy” is a term for a young, very active boy.
• Arizona: Lasing-Alis Shampoo
  • "Lasing-Alis" literally translation is Drunk-Removal

Runway and Critiques

• Category is: Rainbow (Bahaghari in Filipino)
• Hana Beshie:
  • “With Toyomansi” Toyomansi is a popular dipping sauce. A combination of Toyo (soy sauce) and CalaMansi (Calamondin / Philippines Lemon)
  • “Ibon man may layang lumipad” a line from Freddie Aguilar’s song “Bayan Ko”
  • Hana mentions Viktor and Rolf in the 2000s. An avant-garde luxury fashion house.
  • “Makulay ang Buhay sa sinabawang gulay" a jingle from a commercial of Knorrr.
• Captivating Katkat
  • Kaladkaren mentions the saying “Birds of the same feather…” the full continues as “flock together”
  • United Colors of Emetion (Benetton) is a fashion brand that is known for its bold colors.
  • Ibong Adarna, previously referenced by M1ss Jade in episode 1. Ibong Adarna is a story by Jose Dela Cruz where a prince has to catch a mythical bird who poops on people and turns them into stone.
  • Katkat references a statement which was said by Boxer and Senator Manny Pacquiao where he states that “if we let LGBTQ+ marry, we’re worst than animals”
  • Pangina sings True Colors by Cyndi Lauper
• M1ss Jade
  • Pangina quotes “Somewhere (Hoe)Over the Rainbow”, a song originally from the Wizard of Oz
  • “SOGIE Bill now” is an anti discrimination bill that protects LGBTQ+ people and other minorities, it is controversial and hasn't been passed for years. SOGIE stands for Sexual Orientation Gender Identity and Equality.
  • Jiggly mentions MTRCB (Movie and Television Review and Classification Board) is a Philippine government agency under the Office of the President of the Philippines that is responsible for the classification and review of television programs, motion pictures and home videos. (From Wikipedia)
• OV CUNT:
  • OV mentions Harajuku, a district in Shibuya, Japan where alternative, counter-culture fashion arose.
  • "Shea Kulay” a word of All Stars 5 Winner Shea Coulee and Tagalog word for color “kulay”
  • Pangina mentions Jimbo, the queen that she sent home in the UK vs the World.
• Bernie:
  • "Magna Cum Laude," a Latin word that means "with great honor." In the Philippines, Magna Cum Laude is an honor given to the student with the second highest GPA.
• Arizona:
  • Pangina references Two girls one cup (cape) a p*rnography video in which 2 girls share a cup that has (----) and regurgitates it to each other.

Lip sync and final

• “The Power” by Ann Raniel. An original song that was composed for from the local adaptation of American Idol which is called Idol Philippines.

Let me know if there are additions and corrections :) And I'll add it on the video version and edit it here.

FT: Puebla 3-0 Tijuana

Venue: Estadio Cuauhtémoc
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LINE-UPS
Puebla
Jesus Rodriguez, Gastón Silva, Sebastián Olmedo, Brayan Angulo (Daniel Aguilar), Gustavo Ferrareis, Diego de Buen, Pablo González, Daniel Álvarez (Facundo Waller), Kevin Velasco (Carlos Baltazar), Guillermo Martínez, Martín Barragán (Gabriel Carabajal).
Subs: Efraín Orona, Miguel Sansores, Luis Arcadio García, Miguel Fraga, Alberto Herrera, Diego Zago.
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Tijuana
Antonio Rodríguez, Rodrigo Godínez, Rafael Fernández (Daniel Vázquez), Kevin Balanta, Christian Rivera, Fernando Madrigal, Francisco Contreras (Jesus Vega), Diego Zaragoza (Aaron Mejía), Carlos González, Kevin Castañeda (Eduardo Armenta), Silvio Martínez (Lucas Cavallini).
Subs: Iván Tona, José Corona, Carlos Galicia, Abraham Flores, Rodrigo Parra.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
8' Goal! Puebla 1, Club Tijuana 0. Kevin Velasco (Puebla) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Guillermo Martínez with a through ball.
34' Jesús Rodríguez (Puebla) is shown the yellow card.
37' Goal! Puebla 2, Club Tijuana 0. Guillermo Martínez (Puebla) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Brayan Angulo with a cross.
45' Substitution, Club Tijuana. Lucas Cavallini replaces Alejandro Martínez.
51' Rodrigo Godínez (Club Tijuana) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
53' Own Goal by Lucas Cavallini, Club Tijuana. Puebla 3, Club Tijuana 0.
63' Substitution, Puebla. Facundo Waller replaces Daniel Álvarez.
69' Substitution, Puebla. Carlos Baltazar replaces Kevin Velasco.
69' Substitution, Puebla. Gabriel Carabajal replaces Martín Barragán.
69' Substitution, Club Tijuana. Jesus Vega replaces Francisco Contreras.
69' Substitution, Club Tijuana. Eduardo Armenta replaces Kevin Castañeda.
69' Substitution, Club Tijuana. Aaron Mejía replaces Diego Barbosa.
80' Substitution, Puebla. Daniel Aguilar replaces Brayan Angulo.
90' Substitution, Club Tijuana. Daniel Vázquez replaces Rafael Fernández.
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FT: Puebla 1-0 FC Juarez

Venue: Estadio Cuauhtémoc
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LINE-UPS
Puebla
Jesus Rodriguez, Gastón Silva, Sebastián Olmedo, Brayan Angulo, Gustavo Ferrareis, Diego de Buen, Pablo González, Daniel Álvarez (Facundo Waller), Kevin Velasco (Daniel Aguilar), Guillermo Martínez, Martín Barragán.
Subs: Miguel Sansores, Alberto Herrera, Efraín Orona, Jose Pachuca, Carlos Baltazar, Luis Arcadio García, Diego Zago, Miguel Fraga.
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FC Juarez
Alfredo Talavera, José García, Moises Castillo Mosquera, Diego Campillo, Luis Rodríguez, Sebastián Pérez Bouquet, Denzell García (Ángel Zapata), Mario Osuna (Christian Oliva), Santiago Ormeño (Avilés Hurtado), Sebastian Saucedo (Amaury Escoto), Aitor García (Agustín Urzi).
Subs: Aldo Cruz, Ramon Pasquel, Gonzalo Pelúa, Francisco Javier Nevarez, Javier Salas.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
14' Kevin Velasco (Puebla) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
20' Goal! Puebla 1, FC Juárez 0. Diego de Buen (Puebla) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal. Assisted by Kevin Velasco.
33' Sebastián Saucedo (FC Juárez) is shown the yellow card.
45' Substitution, FC Juárez. Avilés Hurtado replaces Santiago Ormeño.
45' Substitution, FC Juárez. Christian Oliva replaces Mario Osuna.
56' Substitution, FC Juárez. Amaury Escoto replaces Sebastián Saucedo.
57' Avilés Hurtado (FC Juárez) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
59' Martín Barragán (Puebla) is shown the yellow card.
61' Moisés Mosquera (FC Juárez) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
70' Substitution, FC Juárez. Agustín Urzi replaces Aitor García.
70' Substitution, FC Juárez. Ángel Zapata replaces Denzell García.
72' Substitution, Puebla. Facundo Waller replaces Daniel Álvarez.
72' Substitution, Puebla. Daniel Aguilar replaces Kevin Velasco.
86' José García (FC Juárez) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
88' Jesús Rodríguez (Puebla) is shown the yellow card.
90'+6' Substitution, Puebla. Diego Zago replaces Martín Barragán.
90'+8' Diego de Buen (Puebla) is shown the yellow card.
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Match Thread - Uruguay v Chile

Venue: Estadio Charrua, Montevideo Weather: 16 C, Clear
Officials: Luke Pearce, Damian Schneider, Nehuen Jauri Rivero
Match Page: https://db.rugbybot.com/match/3559
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Time

UTC	BST	CEST (+2)	AWST (+8)	AEST (+10)	NZ (+12)	more
20:00	21:00	22:00	04:00	06:00	08:00	more tz

Lineups

Uruguay	Pos	Chile
Mateo Sanguinetti	1	Javier Carrasco
Germán Kessler	2	Augusto Böhme
Ignacio Peculo	3	Matías Dittus
Felipe Aliaga	4	Javier Eissmann
Manuel Leindekar	5	Pablo Huete
Manuel Ardao	6	Clemente Saavedra
Lucas Bianchi	7	Ignacio Silva
Manuel Diana	8	Alfonso Escobar
Santiago Alvarez	9	Marcelo Torrealba
Felipe Etcheverry	10	Rodrigo Fernández
Bautista Basso	11	Santiago Videla
Andrés Vilaseca	12	Matías Garafulic
Tomas Inciarte	13	Pablo Casas
Nicolas Freitas	14	Cristobal Game
Baltazar Amaya	15	Inaki Ayarza
Guillermo Pujadas	16	Diego Escobar
Facundo Gattas	17	Salvador Lues
Reinaldo Piussi	18	Inaki Gurruchaga
Juan Manuel Rodriguez	19	Santiago Pedrero
Santiago Civetta	20	Joaquin Milesi
Felipe Berchesi	21	Raimundo Martínez
Gastón Mieres	22	Lukas Carvallo
Juan Manuel Alonso	23	Francisco Urroz
Esteban Meneses	Coach	Pablo Lemoine

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FT: Tigres UANL 1-0 Puebla

Tigres UANL scorers: Francisco Córdova (56')
Venue: Estadio Universitario
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LINE-UPS
Tigres UANL
Nahuel Guzmán, Samir (Igor Lichnovsky), Diego Reyes, Jesús Angulo, Javier Aquino, Diego Lainez (Fernando Ordóñez), Guido Pizarro, Juan Vigon (Rafael Carioca), André-Pierre Gignac (Nico López), Francisco Córdova (Nicolás Ibáñez), Raymundo Fulgencio.
Subs: Eduardo Tercero, Arturo Delgado, Vladimir Loroña, Fernando González Peña, Sebastián Fierro.
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Puebla
Antony Silva, Gastón Silva, Diego de Buen, Pablo González, Gustavo Ferrareis (Alberto Herrera), George Corral (Daniel Álvarez), Federico Mancuello (Carlos Baltazar), Facundo Waller (Martín Barragán), Omar Fernández (Kevin Ramírez), Ángel Robles, Guillermo Martínez.
Subs: Emilio Martínez, Emanuel Gularte, Fernando Arce, Lucas Varone, Jesus Rodriguez.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
40' Juan Vigón (Tigres) is shown the yellow card.
48' Guillermo Martínez (Puebla) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
49' Gustavo Ferrareis (Puebla) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
56' Goal! Tigres 1, Puebla 0. Sebastián Córdova (Tigres) left footed shot from the right side of the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Diego Lainez.
70' Diego Reyes (Tigres) is shown the yellow card for hand ball.
73' Substitution, Tigres. Fernando Ordóñez replaces Diego Lainez.
73' Substitution, Tigres. Nicolás Ibáñez replaces Sebastián Córdova.
73' Substitution, Tigres. Rafael Carioca replaces Juan Vigón.
74' Substitution, Puebla. Kevin Ramírez replaces Omar Fernández.
74' Substitution, Puebla. Martín Barragán replaces Facundo Waller.
74' Substitution, Puebla. Alberto Herrera replaces Gustavo Ferrareis.
74' Penalty missed! Bad penalty by Diego de Buen (Puebla) right footed shot misses to the left. Diego de Buen should be disappointed.
75' Javier Aquino (Tigres) is shown the yellow card.
75' Emanuel Gularte (Puebla) is shown the yellow card.
79' Pablo González (Puebla) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
82' Substitution, Puebla. Carlos Baltazar replaces Federico Mancuello.
85' Substitution, Tigres. Igor Lichnovsky replaces Samir because of an injury.
85' Substitution, Puebla. Daniel Álvarez replaces George Corral.
90'+4' Substitution, Tigres. Nicolás López replaces André-Pierre Gignac.
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FT: Puebla 5-2 Tijuana

Puebla scorers: Federico Mancuello (13'), Diego de Buen (32'), Guillermo Martínez (55', 61'), Martín Barragán (77' PEN)
Tijuana scorers: Federico Mancuello (25' OG), Braian Romero (68')
Venue:
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Puebla
Antony Silva, Gastón Silva (Emanuel Gularte), Diego de Buen, Luis Arcadio García, Federico Mancuello, Pablo González, Gustavo Ferrareis (Alberto Herrera), Ángel Robles (Daniel Álvarez), Guillermo Martínez (Martín Barragán), Omar Fernández (George Corral), Facundo Waller.
Subs: Kevin Ramírez, Jesus Rodriguez, Emilio Martínez, Carlos Baltazar, Fernando Arce.
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Tijuana
Antonio Rodríguez, Lisandro López, Jesús Everado Rubio Quintero, Rodrigo Godínez, Jair Díaz, Kevin Castañeda, José Vázquez, Federico Lértora, Lucas Rodríguez, Francisco Contreras, Braian Romero, Ismael Govea, Lucas Cavallini, Joaquín Montecinos, Silvio Martínez, Pedro Canelo.
Subs: Josué Domínguez, Ricardo Díaz, Luis Félix, Eduardo Armenta, Leonel López.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
13' Goal! Puebla 1, Club Tijuana 0. Federico Mancuello (Puebla) left footed shot from outside the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Guillermo Martínez.
19' Rodrigo Godínez (Club Tijuana) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
25' Own Goal by Federico Mancuello, Puebla. Puebla 1, Club Tijuana 1.
32' Goal! Puebla 2, Club Tijuana 1. Diego de Buen (Puebla) right footed shot from very close range to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Luis Garcia with a cross following a corner.
45' Substitution, Club Tijuana. Jair Díaz replaces Rodrigo Godínez.
45' Substitution, Club Tijuana. Braian Romero replaces Francisco Contreras.
45' Substitution, Club Tijuana. José Vázquez replaces Kevin Castañeda.
55' Goal! Puebla 3, Club Tijuana 1. Guillermo Martínez (Puebla) header from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Federico Mancuello with a cross following a corner.
56' Substitution, Club Tijuana. Lucas Rodríguez replaces Federico Lértora.
61' Goal! Puebla 4, Club Tijuana 1. Guillermo Martínez (Puebla) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Facundo Waller.
68' Goal! Puebla 4, Club Tijuana 2. Braian Romero (Club Tijuana) right footed shot from the right side of the six yard box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Silvio Martínez with a cross.
69' Substitution, Puebla. Martín Barragán replaces Guillermo Martínez.
70' Substitution, Club Tijuana. Joaquín Montecinos replaces Lucas Cavallini.
77' Goal! Puebla 5, Club Tijuana 2. Martín Barragán (Puebla) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.
79' Substitution, Puebla. George Corral replaces Omar Fernández.
79' Substitution, Puebla. Alberto Herrera replaces Gustavo Ferrareis.
80' Substitution, Puebla. Emanuel Gularte replaces Gastón Silva.
83' Luis Garcia (Puebla) is shown the yellow card.
83' Jair Díaz (Club Tijuana) is shown the yellow card.
87' Substitution, Puebla. Daniel Álvarez replaces Ángel Robles.
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A new Life On Land Collection idea based on fruits and vegetables! Most non-Limited cards in this collection debuff Limited cards, in addition to some debuffing Mythics, Fusions or Ultra Fusions. The limited ones usually only buff Limited collections.
Cards:
Turnip (Common) (6E/57P)
Special Ability: None.
Broccoli (Common) (11E/108P)
Special Ability: None.
Okra (Rare) (9E/40P)
Special Ability: Bland And Slimy (When drawn, your opponent's Limited cards cost +1 Energy and lose -10 Power this turn.)
Tomato (Fusion) (15E/60P)
Special Ability: Rotten Tomatoes (If played opposite an Arts and Culture card, for every Limited or Mythic card in the opponents deck, give those cards, wherever they are, -2 Power for this round and if your deck has Potato, those cards get to keep it untill played.)
This card requires:
-×1 Potato
-×3 Sofas
-×15 Turnips
-×15 Broccolis
Potato (Legendary) (30E/60P)
Special Ability: Baked (At the start of each turn, this card costs -3 Energy and gains +15 Power until played and when drawn, if your card has Tomato and Sofa, this card costs -12 Energy and gains +60 Power until played.)
Soybeans (Legendary) (4E/10P)
Special Ability: Meat Substitution (When returned, for every Limited, Fusion or Ultra Fusion card played by your opponent, give this card +8 Power untill played.)
Mango (Limited Rare) (4E/36P)
Special Ability: It's More Fun In The Philippines (Your Tinikling, Phillipine Eagle, Chevrotain, Chocolate Hills, Bakunawa and Ibong Adarna cards, wherever they are, gain +10 Power permanently.)
Carolina Reaper (Epic) (9E/100P)
Special Ability: Can You Take The Heat? (When returned, if you won the turn, your opponent's Limited cards in hand Burn(25) until played and if you lost the turn, your non-Limited cards in hand Burn(50) until played.)
Jackfruit (Rare) (2E/22P)
Special Ability: Jack-Wagon (When played, all Limited and Mythic cards in both players' hands lose -40 Power this turn.)
Starfruit (Limited Epic) (3E/20P)
Special Ability: Superstars (When played, your Constellations and Exploring The Stars cards, wherever they are, gain +20 Power until played.)
Bitter Gourd (Common) (1E/10P)
Special Ability: Bitter Defeat (When played, if you are losing the round, your opponent's Limited cards in hand lose -10 Power this turn.)
Ginger (Epic) (4E/80P)
Special Ability: No Souls (When drawn, if your deck has 1 or more Limited cards, this card loses -40 Power until played.)
Cherry (Rare) (4E/30P)
Special Ability: Cherry Bomb (When played, your opponent's Limited and Fusion cards in hand lose -12 Power this turn and both players' Zombies cards, whereever they are, lose -90 Power and cost +18 Energy permanently.)
Carrot (Epic) (6E/90P)
Special Ability: None.
Garlic (Epic) (2E/0P)
Special Ability: Vampire Repellent (When drawn, your opponent's Horrible Halloween cards, wherever they are, lose -4 Power permanently.)
Winter Melon (Legendary) (5E/20P)
Special Ability: Cold-Hearted Vegetable (When returned, your opponent's Limited Cards, wherever they are, lock next turn.)
Cabbage (Legendary) (6E/100P)
Special Ability: The Protean View (When played , your opponent's Limited cards in hand lose -10 Power permanently and for every Limited card affected on the same turn, this card loses -10 Power permanently.)

(WARNING: very long post ahead)
As promised, here's the continuation (or I guess the prequel) ng post ko last time:
Kids, did I ever tell you the story of how I met my fiancee?
HAHAHA joke lang. But yeah, since my last post went well over 100 upvotes, I guess I owe you all a story. As I'm typing this, it's 3 am in the morning and I can hear my fiancee- still can't believe I get to call her that, not gf- snoring sa kwarto namin. She's a snorer pag from duty siya, but don't tell her that, she'll deny it. hahaha.
We first met when we were 12, and she was 13. Mas maaga siyang mag birthday kaysa sakin, but we were in the same grade. Speaking of, I think I should give her a name. Not her real one syempre. How about Yor? I'm naming her after her favorite anime character right now. That sounds good. So anyway, Yor and I, we go way back. Parehas kaming new students sa high school namin, and yung hs namin sa province, sobrang konti lang ng inaaccept na new students, so 5 lang kami sa batch nun. Napilitan kaming 5 new students na mag-interact, and she was one of my friends nun. According to her, she hated me daw the first time we met. Feel niya ang yabang ko raw, kasi wala pa kong uniform nung first day, and, in her own words, "bida-bida ka magsuot".
Anyway, naging friends naman din kami around a month afterwards. May play sa school and napilitan kaming magwork as partners kasi understudy kami ng lead actoactress nun, respectively. Sa Ibong Adarna to, so I played Don Juan, she was Donya Maria. Turns out marami kaming shared interests, like sa anime, teleserye na uso pa nun, and video games.
Ever since then, we were best friends. Sa 5 people namin nun, sa kanya talaga ako pinaka-close. I considered her as my sister nun (as I'm an only child sa fam, as I mentioned in my last post). It helped din na naging kumare ng nanay ko nanay niya. So minsan pag weekends pumupunta siya sa amin, and habang nagcchismisan sila mama, Yor and I would go sa sala at manood ng anime or maglaro ng Mortal Kombat. Life was simple back then.
Throughout nung high school namin, lagi kaming inaasar. Everyone assumed na we were dating nun. But we just laughed it off, kasi we know na if nagpa-affect kami masyado lalo kaming aasarin. During high school, I really just saw her as a friend nun. Mostly kasi I'm an idiot and I didn't really thought much about love and dating. I'd rather stick to my manga and video games. I was a huge dork nun. According to her, Yor started having a crush on me back then. No one knew, kahit yung ibang best friends namin. But since she was shy, she kept this a secret.
College rolled around, and both of us enrolled in the same university, just different colleges. Nagkahiwa-hiwalay na kaming magbabarkada, but we still kept in touch. I grew even closer to Yor nun kasi parehas kami ng university (different courses lang) and di naman sobrang layo ng dorm niya sa akin. I kept teasing her nun, kasi I know na a lot of guys were starting to take interest sa kanya. Whether sa klase niya, or sa mga barkada ko at college na gustong magpareto. As her male best friend, I was always a little wary pag may pumoporma sa kanya, but not from jealousy. I genuinely thought nun na ayoko lang siyang masaktan, as her friend.
I starting dating around na rin- as most of us did din siguro- nung college. None of them I could say na I loved. We'd date for a while, I find them attractive, I like them, but in the end it always doesn't work out. I always find that laging may kulang. Not necessarily sa girl, but sa relationship namin. Parang yung puso ko mismo ang nagsasabi ng "this isn't it". I don't know din why. Laging kulang.
Nung debut niya, ako yung 2nd to the last rose sa 18 roses (last being her father syempre). Nung sumasayaw kami, I teased her nun. "Kaw ah, bat ako last dance mo aside kay tito? Di mo naman ako boyfriend ah." I remember her smiling and saying, "Wala pa kong boyfriend eh, if meron malamang hindi ikaw sinasayaw ko ngayon. Unless if gusto mo."
I think it's the first time we- sort of- flirted. And I have to admit, that's the first time na naopen talaga sakin yung possibility. Na my best friend just, just might be more than bff material? But I decided not to pursue her. It wouldn't be right. Best friends kami, hanggang dun lang yun. I'm sure na-friendzone na niya ko a long time ago. There's no way na gusto niya rin ako if nagkagusto ako sa kanya.
(So yeah, as you can see, teenage me really was an idiot and super dense hahahaha)
A really significant, tragic life event happened when we were 20 years old, Sadly, Yor's mom passed away due to an aneurysm. It was sudden, no one saw it coming kasi huling bisita ko sa province malakas pa si tita. Everyone was devastated. Yor took it hard, sobra. Sinamahan ko siya pauwi sa province nun, and I was by her side the whole time. She couldn't stay kasi she had to finish her college internship. I was with her for the bus ride back to the city, and when her classmates pm'ed me na di siya pumapasok for a few days, I checked in on her sa dorm niya.
I could still remember that day. She was normally a neat person, but everything sa room niya was in a disarray. Her roommates tried to clean up as best they can and offer support, but they have different schedules than her so most of the time mag-isa lang talaga siya. She just looked so awful. So I did what I thought as her best friend should do. I just stayed there, and distracted her by telling stupid stories and corny na jokes. I didn't offer her any sage advice or words of encouragement, kasi I know she already got more than enough from the funeral. I know when she's sad, she wants to be distracted by something funny, so I pulled up my phone and searched for memes sa facebook. Funny videos. Funny vids ko nung lasing ako, stuff my friends recorded nung lasing ako. It took forever, but I made her smile by the end of the night. She said the first words I heard her say since after the funeral. "Thank you. Kasi lagi kang nandyan."
For the next few weeks, my life kind of went on like that. Every time tapos na school ko, I'd stop by sa dorm niya (by the way pala, nasa list ako ng visitors so nakakapasok ako- apparently her dad signed me into it) and just stay there. Mag-aaral ako with her, or magkwentuhan lang. Then pag curfew na (even if nasa list of visitors ako, there was a curfew hanggang kailan lang pwede ang male visitors aside from family), I'd go back sa dorm ko. Slowly, she came back. Her family helped din, they visited whenever they could. And then, before we knew it, she graduated.
Seeing her hurt and vulnerable like that, it just made me realize something. Parang may nag-click lang sa utak ko. I acknowledged that desire within me, the desire na ayoko siyang makitang nasasaktan like this. I want to be with her. I want to be with her through the good times and the bad times and the times in-between. I realized nun na kaya pala yung mga previous landi and dates ko did not work, kasi subconsciously, I kept comparing them to her. No person has yet matched her sense of humor, her wit, her ability to see the silver lining in every single bad situation. Yor can almost read my mind, lagi niyang alam if badtrip ako or if may tinatago ako and she always encourages me to open up. I always felt at ease, talking to her. Na parang di ko kailangang magpaka best face/foot forward when I'm around her. I never realized my best friend can be my soulmate as well.
So ayan, nung graduate na kami, I finally admitted to myself na mahal ko siya. More than a best friend. But it's been only months since her mother passed away so ayoko munang bulabugin ang mundo niya. I wanna give her space. And I gotta tell you people, ito yung pinakamahirap na parte ng buhay ko, mas mahirap pa kesa sa solo thesis defense ko nung college, hahaha. Hanging out with her as best friends while suppressing the urge to just say ano nararamdaman ko sa kanya, even if nanggigigil na kong umamin. Ya boi's in love HAHAHA.
Finally, on October 7 (diba kabisado pa date HAHAHA), kumakain kami nun sa Mcdo sa trinoma after seeing a movie, we were just chatting, when suddenly, Yor told me na I'm not being myself lately. I asked her bakit naman, and she told me na "I'm your best friend, malamang alam ko yan." And as far as I can remember, the rest of our convo went like this:
"Sabagay. Best friend mo ko, alam mo lahat sakin."
"Oo. Kahit na minsan ayaw mo pang sabihin, nalalaman ko na. Pinaparamdam mo kasi."
I remembered staring at her for a long time nun.
Then I asked her, "Kailan mo pa alam?"
"Matagal na. But especially after nung mawala si mama. Ang caring mo nun, sobra."
"Hindi lang ba ako 'to?"
Naalala ko, ngumiti siya nun. "No, hindi lang ikaw."
That was the day we confessed our feelings for each other. A year after that, sinagot niya ko. Boto si tito sakin thankfully- ang bilin lang niya samin nun is wag daw muna sana kami mag-anak until naging doktora na siya. My parents, sobrang boto rin sa amin- especially mom ko. She told me dati nun na even before pa naging kami, may kutob na siya na magiging daughter-in-law niya si Yor hahaha.
I wouldn't say na smooth sailing ang relationship namin- there are hints of jealousy here and there, especially if naiuungkat niya yung past ko (kasi while I dated around for a bit nun, she never did talaga until me.) But nothing that can't be fixed with reassurance. We were together ever since I started working, and she finished her med school and pgi.
Then naalala ko three years ago, I was at a low point in my life kasi I got kicked out of my job. I started becoming insecure with myself more kasi di ko na siya malibre, mahatid-sundo like I used to. I started thinking na baka there are better guys out there. Baka yung mga co-residents niya sa ospital (resident na siya at this point) nagkaka-interes na rin sa kanya, inaantay nalang kaming magbreak. We got into a fight nun and didn't speak for weeks, until a mutual friend of ours knocked some sense into me. I was reminded na kung mahal ko talaga siya, I'll make sure na ka-deserve deserve *ako* para sa kanya. So I picked myself up and started job hunting again, and I contacted Yor again and begged for her forgiveness. I apologized for giving in sa mga insecurities ko nun. And amazingly, she took me back. I was job hunting and she was just starting out her residency nun, and this was the pandemic na so grabe dasal ko nun na wag sana siya magka-covid. Di naman, awa ng Diyos.
And that's it so far. That's our story. I probably summarized too much especially sa dulo, and she'd probably put in a lot more dito if she can, but a dokie's life is very busy, so y'all have to trust me na wala akong namiss out na importanteng portion hahaha. Pero that's pretty much it. Tsaka ang haba na masyado, ayoko na kayo ibore so much hahaha. I started writing this kaninang madaling araw, I just finished ngayon after a long day at work hahahha.
We started out as best friends, who eventually realized na we're compatible and complement each other, and we really couldn't imagine anyone else na jojowain but us. I think matagal na naming mahal ang isa't isa, it just took a while for us to find out. Like I said, slow burn.
With Yor, I realized na love isn't meant to be a wildfire, it's not meant to be a whirlwind. You're not supposed to burn for the person. Love isn't a natural disaster, but a comforting place. Love should feel like the first cup of coffee in the morning, and the blanket hugging you before going to bed. Love should feel like home.

FT: Puebla 3-1 Mazatlán FC

Puebla scorers: Pablo Parra (10'), Guillermo Martínez (27'), Emanuel Gularte (38')
Mazatlán FC scorers: Aké Arnaud Loba (86')
Venue:
LINE-UPS
Puebla
Antony Silva, Gastón Silva (Lucas Varone), Daniel Aguilar (Fernando Arce), Emanuel Gularte, Federico Mancuello (Daniel Hernández), Diego de Buen, Pablo Parra, Gustavo Ferrareis, Martín Barragán, Guillermo Martínez (Omar Fernández), Facundo Waller (Daniel Álvarez).
Subs: Pablo González, Ángel Robles, Raúl Castillo, Jesus Rodriguez, Carlos Baltazar.
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Mazatlán FC
Nicolás Vikonis, Facundo Almada, Francisco Venegas, Efraín Orona, Raúl Sandoval, Emilio Sánchez, Bryan Colula, Jefferson Intriago, Andres Montaño, Fernando Illescas, David Colman, Édgar Bárcenas, Ariel Nahuelpán, Aké Arnaud Loba, Raúl Camacho.
Subs: Gabriel López, Ricardo Gutiérrez, Jorge Padilla, Enrique Cedillo, Luis Quintana, Omar Moreno.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
10' Goal! Puebla 1, Mazatlán 0. Pablo Parra (Puebla) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Guillermo Martínez.
27' Goal! Puebla 2, Mazatlán 0. Guillermo Martínez (Puebla) left footed shot from very close range to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Diego de Buen with a headed pass following a set piece situation.
33' Substitution, Puebla. Daniel Álvarez replaces Facundo Waller because of an injury.
38' Goal! Puebla 3, Mazatlán 0. Emanuel Gularte (Puebla) header from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Federico Mancuello with a cross following a corner.
41' Jefferson Intriago (Mazatlán) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
45' Substitution, Mazatlán. Yoel Bárcenas replaces Josué Colmán.
63' Substitution, Puebla. Lucas Maia replaces Gastón Silva.
64' Substitution, Puebla. Omar Fernández replaces Guillermo Martínez.
73' Substitution, Mazatlán. Alfonso Sánchez replaces Raúl Sandoval.
78' Substitution, Puebla. Daniel Hernández replaces Federico Mancuello.
78' Substitution, Puebla. Fernando Arce replaces Daniel Aguilar.
86' Goal! Puebla 3, Mazatlán 1. Aké Arnaud Loba (Mazatlán) right footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Facundo Almada following a corner.
88' Substitution, Mazatlán. Raúl Camacho replaces Aké Arnaud Loba.
88' Substitution, Mazatlán. Fernando Illescas replaces Andrés Montaño because of an injury.
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Type: Mythical Zoan
Appearance: This devil fruit resembles a multicolored mango with a stem that resembles a pair of wings
Whoever eats this Devil Fruit gains the ability to turn into an Adarna bird, a mythical creature from the 16th century Filipino epic, Ibong Adarna. This would effectively turn them into an Adarna Human.

Abilities:

Transformations: As with all Zoans, the user's transformation significantly boosts their physical abilities. In full beast form, the user resembles a large falcon-like bird with vivid plumage; while the main body is white save for a bright red breast, the rest of the plumage of the wings, tail and crest carry the colors of the rainbow. In their hybrid form, the user’s overall body shape doesn’t change, but they do grow taller and take on several avian characteristics, with their arms and legs resembling a bird’s talons, wings growing from their back, and developing a crest and tail of beautiful feathers
Enchanted Voice: Like the Adarna bird, the user’s voice can magically affect others depending on what type of song they sing while in either hybrid or beast form. As an added bonus, the user’s singing voice is vastly improved while in human form

Techniques:

Trogon Dance: In hybrid form, the user gracefully flies towards their opponent before delivering a series of powerful kicks
Songs:

• Healing Harana: By singing a gentle serenade, the user is able to reinvigorate their allies, heal nonlethal wounds and cure most diseases
• Rock Out: By singing a high energy song, the user can gradually turn the user to stone.
• Fleeting Lullaby: This one's self-explanatory, and puts the user’s enemies to sleep.

Power Scream: Less singing and more screaming, this technique allows the user to unleash a powerful sonic blast

Weaknesses:

Since most of this devil fruit’s powers depend on the user’s voice, gagging them somehow would easily reduce the amount of danger they pose.
The efficacy of the user’s songs on their enemies is dependent on the latter’s willpower
Aside from these factors, the user is still susceptible to the standard Devil Fruit weaknesses

Trivia

Trogon Dance gets its name from the Philippine Trogon (H. ardens), one of the most colorful birds in the Philippines which has been nicknamed 'Ibong Adarna'
The abilities of this devil fruit are based on events from the Ibong Adarna. According to the poem, the Adarna’s songs could cure King Fernando’s illness, but the bird would sing a melody of seven songs to put whoever tried to capture it to sleep, after which it would turn them to stone by pooping on them.

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