Our SPOT.ph blogger on what he thinks you really wish you could say on Twitter.

USA Today reports that Minhee Cho—who had gone to U.S. pizza company Papa John’s store in New York on Friday, January 6—posted a photo of the receipt that the store had issued her. Cho, who is a communications manager for the Pulitzer Prize-wining non-profit news organization ProPublica, protested the fact that she was named as "lady chinky eyes" in the pizza place’s receipt.

GMA News Online—citing data from computer security firm Trend Micro—reports that "a new survey scam offering free coffee from popular coffee shop chain Starbucks is targeting users of social networking site Facebook and micro-blogging service Twitter."

ABS-CBNNews.com reports that on Thursday, December 29, model Georgina Wilson asked her followers to use the hashtag, #resist, tweet about things they should ditch in 2012.

Actress Valerie Concepcion may have unwittingly incited online furor when she tweeted that she attended a party in Malacañang on Sunday, December 18, in the wake of tropical storm Sendon’s devastation in Mindanao

ABS-CBNNews.com reports that actress Francine Prieto "got into a flame war with other microbloggers because of a comment she made about not wanting to date President Benigno Aquino III."

GMA News Online reports that actress Kris Aquino reacted via Twitter to "the unanimous Supreme Court (SC) decision to distribute the land of Cojuangco-owned Hacienda Luisita to the farmers."

GMA News Online reports that the slain Ram Revilla’s girlfriend, Janelle Manahan, who is recovering from facial reconstruction surgery, posted a message on her Twitter page for the first time since she was injured in the attack that led to Revilla’s death.

On Thursday, November 10, ABS-CBN Anne Curtis posted a series of tweets explaining why she had to leave the University of Santo Tomas (UST) TV Awards early. Curtis revealed that GMA-7 staff didn’t let her go up on the stage. Reports on the same incident alleged that there had been some scheduling confusion.

ABS-CBNNews.com, citing a Bandila report, revealed that actress Cristine Reyes—whose controversial tweets (allegedly aimed at pop star princess Sarah Geronimo) earned her a lot of flak last year—disclosed that she as sworn off "Twitter rage."