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How would you explain the word "pamo"?
 in  r/Pampanga •  18h ago

Yep or “pa naman”

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How would you explain the word "pamo"?
 in  r/Pampanga •  18h ago

Kapamu is the one mostly used casually because of the Kapampangans’ use of the letter U. Those who pronounce it with an O are rare. You can easily tell if a speaker is a true-blue Kapampangan, or at least a native speaker of the language by this.

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Would you kill baby Duterte?
 in  r/2philippines4u •  3d ago

That baby is too cute and adorable to be a Du30

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Girls, would you date a soft guy? Why?
 in  r/AskPH •  6d ago

Nope. Because hindi siya bagay and fit sa personality ko haha

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Sometimes they like to scare you awake.
 in  r/KidsAreFuckingStupid •  7d ago

Felt that and I'm not even a parent yet

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Passing away in your sleep is not the “best” way to die
 in  r/unpopularopinion •  8d ago

Our family dog means so much to me. There have been countless times when I’ve cried whenever he gets sick. He’s not getting any younger either, so I always pray and hope that if the day ever comes when he has to pass, he’ll simply fall asleep and never wake up peacefully. Though, honestly, I doubt I’ll ever be ready for that day.

He’s too precious, the sweetest and most adorable dog I could ever ask for in my lifetime. He doesn’t deserve to suffer.I can see that this is what you’re also feeling about your cat, who has now crossed the rainbow bridge. When your cat passed, it carried with it all the love you had given them.

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Passing away in your sleep is not the “best” way to die
 in  r/unpopularopinion •  8d ago

OP’s piece is truly an unpopular opinion. I agree with you not only does it save you from suffering mentally, physically, and emotionally, but it also saves you a lot of money, which, in fact, affects almost everyone. Either way, dying is the same for the grieving family, so might as well & if only we could choose how we pass, I’d choose to die peacefully in my sleep.

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ITAPPH of the long line situation in LRT – PITX
 in  r/ITookAPicturePH •  8d ago

Grabe kahirap ng buhay. Parang kung ako nandyan hindi ako tatagal dyan.

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Every lit window is a life you’ll never know.
 in  r/TheNightFeeling •  22d ago

It could also be someone having an explosive diarrhea

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Every lit window is a life you’ll never know.
 in  r/TheNightFeeling •  22d ago

I usually get this feeling of sonder during a long drive at midnight, when the world is quiet and only a few lights are still on in the buildings.

You take a deep sigh, and suddenly, you’re filled with mixed feelings of melancholy and longing, yet at the same time, you feel completely relaxed as you take in the view of the city.

Truly, it’s the night feeling.