Edwin Lacierda, Presidential Spokesperson, on the Sabah standoff

Full text: Mr. Jamalul Kiram III - you want to press your proprietary claims by bringing armed men to Sabah. In the process, u created this potential for violence and for which reason, violence and deaths occurred. Is it not true in all faiths that the end does not justify the means? How many more deaths will you encourage to justify your end? Sir, let us prevent further bloodshed, let us preserve life.

Teddy Boy Locsin, journalist, on the Sabah standoff

Ferdinand Topacio, lawyer, on the Sabah standoff

Abi Valte, Deputy Presidential Spokesperson, on the Sabah standoff

David Santos, journalist, quoting former Cabinet member Norberto Gonzales on the Sabah standoff

Atom Araullo, journalist, on the Sabah standoff

Sandra Aguinaldo, journalist, on the Sabah standoff

Alvin Dakis, nurse, on Cynthia Villar’s comment about nurses

Professional Heckler, blogger, on politicians who are running for positions in the May polls

Cynthia Villar, senatorial candidate, on her comment about nurses

Note: Villar had gotten flak for some of her statements in the GMA News show, Pagsubok. She was asked by one of the hosts, Winnie Monsod, a question that had to with asked her about what happened in 2005, when she was still a congresswoman and was Chairperson of the House Committee on Higher and Technical Education.

That same year,  the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) ordered the closure of more than 30 nursing schools, mostly in the provinces, because they were not able to fulfill certain requirements. Villar’s answer contained these words: "Pero ’yung amin po, ’yung sinasabi po namin sa kanila na actually hindi naman kailangan ang nurse ay matapos ng BSN kasi itong ating mga nurses ay gusto lang nila maging room nurse, o sa Amerika o sa other countries, ay mag-aalaga lang sila. Hindi naman kailangan na ganoon sila kagaling (What we told these nurses was that they don’t need to be BSN graduates. Most of them just want to be room nurses or caregives in America and other counties. So, they don’t need to be that good)." Read GMA News Online’s "Cynthia Villar tries to heal nurses’ hurt feelings over Pagsubok answer" to get the bigger picture.

Anne Curtis, celebrity, on her alleged wardrobe malfunction

Full text: TAAAADAAA! I present to you the controversial @boomita outfit I wore for my birthday number on ASAP. As you can see we have a bodysuit with a hidden tangga to make way for the sky high slit skirt. It is made out of 2 pieces. In fact the "tangga" is made out of swimsuit material which Boom Sason is also known for making. I was completely protected. It may have seemed like a wardrobe malfunction to many but I can assure you, after making the mistake of not securing myself once I wouldn’t let that happen to me again. :) So to settle all your minds I just had to post this. Thank you to everyone that was concerned! To everyone that’s trying to make an issue out of it! Thank you! ABSCBN news just told me its their most clicked on video on their site ever! Just relax everyone! Wearing a tangga is no newbie in the industry! It’s been around since the 80’s :)

Phil Younghusband, athlete, on the UAAP games

KC Concepcion, celebrity, on the La Salle-Ateneo women’s volleyball game

Gang Badoy-Capati, Rock Ed founder, on the La Salle-Ateneo women’s volleyball game

Jimmy Cliff, musician, on the Malasimbo festival

Jing Jamlang, radio DJ, on the Malasimbo festival

Bubbles Paraiso, celebrity, on the Malasimbo festival

Patrick Adams, celebrity, on his visit to Manila

Jigs Mayuga, stylist, on Daniel Padilla’s The Buzz interview

BB Gandanghari, celebrity, on a fan kissing Daniel Padilla

Bianca Gonzalez, celebrity, on Jennifer Lawrence

Gio Tingson, National Youth Commission chair, on pusong bato

Armi Millare, musician, offering her non-traditional "pro-lfe" view

Lourd De Veyra, journalist, on the concept of tiis-ganda

Mica Papa, reporter, on exes

Delamar Arias, radio DJ, on “moo point”

Petra Mahalimuyak, Internet celebrity, on MTV

Bro. Eddie Villanueva, senatorial candidate, on Manila Archbishop Antonio Tagle being one of the nominees for the Papal seat

Ogie Diaz, entertainment reporter, on Willie Revillame’s public shaming of Ate Gay and Ethel Booba

Ate Gay, comedian, on Willie Revillame’s public shaming of him and Ethel Booba