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17/10/2023

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14/07/2023

Dami kunang problema.!
Dumagdag kapa😁🤣

18/05/2023

Paano pa ako mananalo tinanggal na ng tindera HAHAHA🤔

08/05/2023

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04/05/2023

15/04/2023

inyo muna guitar ko.🤔

12/04/2023

Deep conversation with someone who understands you is everything.

12/04/2023

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08/04/2023

Mama: Anak kain na tayo
Me: Anong ulam ma?
Mama: nilagang ulo ng alien anak.
Me: Naka ngiti pa ah🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴

30/03/2023

Yung lungkot at luha sa mga mata ni kulot.😔

30/03/2023

PRE MAY DAYO

YUNG DAYO :

02/03/2023

mindset ba mindset🤣

27/12/2022

Sinio vs ApekZ

20/10/2022

Hundred years of good luck ✨

20/10/2022

Yung nag-eemote ka 'tapos ganito mga hirit ng ate mo.

20/10/2022

apo kalang, anak ako🤣

24/06/2022

5 CELESTIAL BODIES IN 1 FRAME 🤩🌒🪐✨

📸 John Reco Estrera
📍 Daanbantayan, Cebu

26/05/2022

Sacrifice //

ccto: Jorich solon

18/05/2022

CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS 🌫

This is how Mammatus cloud formation were observed in Oklahoma, USA.

Mammatus clouds are pouches of clouds that hang underneath the base of a cloud. They are most often associated with cumulonimbus clouds that produce very strong storms. These clouds usually form during warm months, and are formed by descending air in the cloud.

Mammatus clouds are sometimes described as looking like a field of tennis balls or melons, or like female human breasts. In fact, the name "mammatus" comes from the Latin word mamma, or breast.

Generally, mammatus clouds most often signal that a storm is on a weakening trend.

📸 Jeff Boyce ()

22/02/2022

Happy Palindrome Week! ✨

The date every day this week will read the same forward and backward.

23/01/2022

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21/01/2022

'IBONG ADARNA' SPOTTED IN ANTIQUE 🦜

Ibinahagi ng isang netizen ang kanyang mga kuha sa real life "Ibong Adarna" sa Semirara Island, Antique.

Karaniwang nakikita ang species ng ibon na ito na tinatawag na Golden Pheasant sa bulubunduking bahagi ng Western China at bihirang masilayan sa Pilipinas.

“In my 27 years of experience, this is the first time I saw this bird called "Ibong Adarna" with my own eyes,” saad sa Facebook post ng uploader na si Richard Go.

📷 Richard Go/Facebook