Jojoke Lang wala pang humor! Eto sample: Kung ung mga businessman na nagcocontribute sa mga campaign chest ng mga politicians ang magdodonate ng halaga ng mga kinocontribute nila e in two weeks time makakabawi ang visayas region! Kaso kelangan pa talagang ihingi un sa madlang pipol ng mga media entities!
actually hindi siguro naintindihan ng iba yung ibig nyang sabihin kaya violent reactions sila. parang ang gusto lang naman nya sabihin ganun kaganda or ka-fun sa pilipinas.. pati bagyo nag island hopping dito sa tin..
@5:13 @10:35! Kayo lang ang retards! Hindi ginagawang humor ang Isang something or object na destructive tapos gawing subject at ikabit sa promotional campaign ad!
Actually, it suits him. He's a governor, and he is called Sir. And obviously, he's the local "chief" executive of his province. Not only that, he promotes Albay's tourism not only here, but internationally. So...it makes sense to use a name catchy and familiar enough to describe all of him, don't you think? It's all marketing - name recall, branding, labeling, etc. Oh, one more thing, you might find the name jeje, but rest assured the person is not. Last I heard, he's elected as the first Asian chair of the UN Green Climate Fund.
sabi nga nila diba humor is are weapon that we use to move on and shrug the dirt on our shoulders. kaya ok lang yan :) makakabangon tau sa lahat ng sakuna. just pray!
He may sound insensitive but Gov. Salceda is one of our most trusted men in disaster preparation. Let's be mad when someone throws humor pero walang ginagawa but this man knows and understands disasters at marami na din naman syang successful projects.
12:14 So what if siya ang "one of our most trusted men in disaster preparation"? Does that give anyone the license to be happy over someone else's misfortune? Shungels lang eh!
1:03 I hope you know the difference of humor and being happy? It's not as if he's gloating, he's describing with humor where the typhoon landed. Samar, Leyte, etc, are islands. Yolanda had different times of landfall to the region's islands. Now I hope you get the bigger picture now?
1000+ ang patay. hindi panahon ngayon para magbiro ng ganyan. ang daming apologists para sa taong ito dito. hindi sya matutuwa kung sya mamatayan tapos mey mag'joke' tungkol dun. hindi nagiisip itong taong ito.
He's not being insensitive nor sarcastic. Get a grip! The Visayas is of how many islands? And where did this typhoon go? Obviously it went to several places crossing seas as the region is not one big island mass, isn't it? Besides, he's a Filipino who can somehow find humor during trying times. That is one of our traits, admit it or not.
whatever he meant, he just want to put smile on the face to us.. wala naman atang ibig sabihin si Gov. Joey.. just look on the way he handles disaster preparedness. for how many years, Albay maintained a zero casualty when it comes to calamities like this.
Yeah. That post was Friday describing the typhoon's movement. Nothing more than that. Sigh, some people only want to see what they want to see. Island hopping was also used as description by some news headlines.
why are we so concerned with being too politically correct at the expense of losing our sense of humor? it was a joke. period. it didn't meant to demean or make fun of someone in particular. the problem with pinoys is that we have been feed with sexist and okray jokes on noontime shows that we fail to recognize a good hearted joke and find it offensive.
Almost everything now had become offensive. Duh, can't believe the comments of others. Guys, where did your humor go? If "island-hopping" is offensive, then how about others who had described the movement as such, even using it as title for news articles?
The post was Friday, Nov 8. So that time, he was still describing how the typhoon was moving, with some humor. No malice intended, That news of 1200 or more lose of lives were only YESTERDAY. So why question the timing???
While it seems that he is probably trying to inject humor in what the nation faces it seems insensitive now that videos and footages of the devastation are surfacing. We see stunned faces of victims who have lost loved one, not just one but more than one, a whole family, a whole neighborhood. We see dead bodies lying, floating around. Where is the fun in that "island hopping"? There is no fun in that statement. He is a public official. He should have shown more sensitivity and more maturity. The results of this "island hopping" is definitely not something to laugh about.
Check the post, it was on Nov 8. He was not alluding to the result of the typhoon, he was describing how it was moving from one place to another. When did the news of the dead bodies came up? Saturday, yesterday only, right?
If he was making this comment in private to friends, then I would understand. But using an official page is inappropriate especially for a public official of his standing. I completely agree that he is very good with disaster management so I am disappointed with his insensitivity considering the plight of our fellow Filipinos in the Visayas area. Shame on you!
Uncouth talaga kahit kelan ang b na governor na yan!
ReplyDeleteTrue! Quota na siya sa uncalled for comments.
DeleteTrying hard to make light of the Present situation by making jokes like being a pacool Rico Robles is Hazardous to your health!
DeleteJojoke Lang wala pang humor! Eto sample: Kung ung mga businessman na nagcocontribute sa mga campaign chest ng mga politicians ang magdodonate ng halaga ng mga kinocontribute nila e in two weeks time makakabawi ang visayas region! Kaso kelangan pa talagang ihingi un sa madlang pipol ng mga media entities!
Deleteactually hindi siguro naintindihan ng iba yung ibig nyang sabihin kaya violent reactions sila. parang ang gusto lang naman nya sabihin ganun kaganda or ka-fun sa pilipinas.. pati bagyo nag island hopping dito sa tin..
Deleteanon 5:13 tamaaa! nakuha mo yung humor.. tau lang ba positive dito? :)
Delete@5:13 @10:35! Kayo lang ang retards! Hindi ginagawang humor ang Isang something or object na destructive tapos gawing subject at ikabit sa promotional campaign ad!
DeleteAng jeje ng name, gosh! "SirChief TourGuide"? Ewww!
ReplyDeleteActually, it suits him. He's a governor, and he is called Sir. And obviously, he's the local "chief" executive of his province. Not only that, he promotes Albay's tourism not only here, but internationally. So...it makes sense to use a name catchy and familiar enough to describe all of him, don't you think? It's all marketing - name recall, branding, labeling, etc. Oh, one more thing, you might find the name jeje, but rest assured the person is not. Last I heard, he's elected as the first Asian chair of the UN Green Climate Fund.
DeleteGov?sir chief?isdachu?!tulog tulog pag may time!
Delete@12:52! No one gives a F&@*! Of what you just shared!
Delete@12:52 napadaan si sir chief oh
Deletesabi nga nila diba humor is are weapon that we use to move on and shrug the dirt on our shoulders. kaya ok lang yan :) makakabangon tau sa lahat ng sakuna. just pray!
ReplyDeletethat kind of humor at this time? that more than 1 thousand fatality in Tacloban alone? poor taste
Deletesige ate, push natin yang IS ARE mo :D
Deletehumor ka dyan.. kung ikaw ang madisaster, tingnan ko lang.
Deleteinsensitive
ReplyDeleteIf local authorities in Visayas have half of Gov Joey's disaster mgt skills, this should have not happened at all. #truthhurts
Deletehello.. Yolanda did not directly hit bicol region kaya less destruction.. hindi pa rin ako hanga sa hambog na governor na yan!
Deletewith all due respect Sir eto po yung time na when you have nothing good to say ST*U
ReplyDeleteHe may sound insensitive but Gov. Salceda is one of our most trusted men in disaster preparation. Let's be mad when someone throws humor pero walang ginagawa but this man knows and understands disasters at marami na din naman syang successful projects.
ReplyDeleteVery well said!
Delete12:14 So what if siya ang "one of our most trusted men in disaster preparation"? Does that give anyone the license to be happy over someone else's misfortune? Shungels lang eh!
Delete1:03 I hope you know the difference of humor and being happy? It's not as if he's gloating, he's describing with humor where the typhoon landed. Samar, Leyte, etc, are islands. Yolanda had different times of landfall to the region's islands. Now I hope you get the bigger picture now?
DeleteHi Gov! Tulog na!
Delete1000+ ang patay. hindi panahon ngayon para magbiro ng ganyan. ang daming apologists para sa taong ito dito. hindi sya matutuwa kung sya mamatayan tapos mey mag'joke' tungkol dun. hindi nagiisip itong taong ito.
Deletesi gov sir chief nagreply sa sarili nyang comment.. ang matindi.. pinuri nya yung una nyang comment! lol classic ka talaga gov!
DeleteKung tutuusin mas better nato kesa sa post nya about zambo nung kasagsagan ng giyera
ReplyDeletepeople, have some humor.
ReplyDeleteHe's not being insensitive nor sarcastic. Get a grip! The Visayas is of how many islands? And where did this typhoon go? Obviously it went to several places crossing seas as the region is not one big island mass, isn't it? Besides, he's a Filipino who can somehow find humor during trying times. That is one of our traits, admit it or not.
ReplyDeleteJoey, tulog na!
DeleteGov is in the house. Don't you notice, mga ka-FP? Hahaha
DeleteJoey, tulog na! Para hindi ka mag ka pimples…. este, okay lang pala kahit magpuyat ka ng magpuyat #hopelessface
DeleteIpagdasal na lang natin ang mga apektado sa bagyo.
ReplyDeleteDi kasi naapektuhan yung Albay so ganyan
ReplyDeletewhatever he meant, he just want to put smile on the face to us.. wala naman atang ibig sabihin si Gov. Joey.. just look on the way he handles disaster preparedness. for how many years, Albay maintained a zero casualty when it comes to calamities like this.
ReplyDeletepssssstttt tulog na sabi e. ang kulit. quota ka na gov ah.
DeleteI agree, wala talaga. Surprised how so many took it out of context.
DeleteWhat's wrong? People took his post out of context.
ReplyDeleteYeah. That post was Friday describing the typhoon's movement. Nothing more than that. Sigh, some people only want to see what they want to see. Island hopping was also used as description by some news headlines.
DeleteAng balat sibuyas naman...sarcasm lang...joke lang...lahat na lang seryosohin nyo...napaka righteous nyo naman mag comments...perfect ba kayo?
ReplyDeletewhy are we so concerned with being too politically correct at the expense of losing our sense of humor? it was a joke. period. it didn't meant to demean or make fun of someone in particular. the problem with pinoys is that we have been feed with sexist and okray jokes on noontime shows that we fail to recognize a good hearted joke and find it offensive.
ReplyDeleteAlmost everything now had become offensive. Duh, can't believe the comments of others. Guys, where did your humor go? If "island-hopping" is offensive, then how about others who had described the movement as such, even using it as title for news articles?
DeleteIn poor taste, horrible timing! #morethan1200preciousliveslost
ReplyDeleteThe post was Friday, Nov 8. So that time, he was still describing how the typhoon was moving, with some humor. No malice intended, That news of 1200 or more lose of lives were only YESTERDAY. So why question the timing???
DeleteWhile it seems that he is probably trying to inject humor in what the nation faces it seems insensitive now that videos and footages of the devastation are surfacing. We see stunned faces of victims who have lost loved one, not just one but more than one, a whole family, a whole neighborhood. We see dead bodies lying, floating around. Where is the fun in that "island hopping"? There is no fun in that statement. He is a public official. He should have shown more sensitivity and more maturity. The results of this "island hopping" is definitely not something to laugh about.
ReplyDeleteCheck the post, it was on Nov 8. He was not alluding to the result of the typhoon, he was describing how it was moving from one place to another. When did the news of the dead bodies came up? Saturday, yesterday only, right?
DeleteThe lacks of good judgement of this person is appalling. So far, according to reports, more than 1200 people died. What is this man thinking about?
ReplyDeleteDisgusting man.
ReplyDeleteTotally uncalled for. Ugh. Distasteful. When will you ever learn, Gov?
ReplyDeleteLooks like Filipinos don't know how to appreciate gallows humor.
ReplyDeleteWow! Governor talaga siya? Buti pa mga officials namin dito hindi nagbibiro nang ganyan especially in times of calamities.
ReplyDeleteMinsan ang ibang pinoy may pagka insensitive akala lahat pwedeng idaan sa pagpapatawa para lang makakuha ng atensyon.
ReplyDeletetaklesa talaga ang lola. pero in fairness to him/her, his disaster management skills are second to none. world class.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you. He's really prepared his area for the worse (storms, volcano eruption). He's got everybody mobilized to a T.
DeleteBTW, I'm a Bicolano. :)
If he was making this comment in private to friends, then I would understand. But using an official page is inappropriate especially for a public official of his standing. I completely agree that he is very good with disaster management so I am disappointed with his insensitivity considering the plight of our fellow Filipinos in the Visayas area. Shame on you!
ReplyDeleteEven if he was being sarcastic, it was STILL in bad taste.
ReplyDeleteInsensitive.
in fairness, hindi naman offensive ang joke niya. ok naman, kinda funny
ReplyDelete