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    Obviously a druggie daughter isn't a good one...

    Ramon Tulfo’s Alleged De La Salle-CSB “Drug Problem” Column Goes Viral; See Daughter’s Twitter Response
    By Sam Beltran on February 19, 2015


    Popular broadcaster, TV host and columnist Ramon Tulfo recently released a tirade in his column in the Philippine Daily Inquirer that went viral on various social media platforms, calling out the alleged “drug activity” taking place supposedly at the De La Salle – College of St. Benilde (DLS-CSB).

    This was after his daughter apparently went home with droopy eyes, and later confessed to her mother that she had taken Valium allegedly bought from a fellow CSB student. This revelation supposedly led to a mini-search in his daughter’s room, where they found a bag of marijuana stashed in her bedroom.

    His column also says that after “further questioning”, he found out that his daughter supposedly bought it from a coffee shop near the school, and that his daughter apparently frequents three “coffee shops” nearby the La Salle and CSB area, namely Plato, Barn, and Beach. (La Sallians and other netizens familiar with the establishments criticized this inaccuracy online, as these places are not actually coffee shops but bars or watering holes.)

    According to Tulfo, he visited CSB in order to discuss with school authorities the supposedly prevailing “drug problem” but apparently, “no one wanted to talk to him”.

    Tulfo also further expresses in his column that:

    I know that by writing this I would be exposing myself to embarrassment and my daughter to reprisal but I’m concerned about the other children and their parents.

    I learned that the students who push drugs at CSB are scions of rich or influential families.

    After his column went viral on sites such as Facebook and Twitter, the daughter in question, identified as Nastassja Tulfo, took to Twitter to express her frustration over her father’s article.

    In a flood of tweets, Nastassja vented the following:

    Nastassja Tulfo Twitter 1
    “Know your facts and what really happened. WTH impulsive writting (sic) this is seriously bulls***”

    “Don’t blame my school. WTF IMPULSIVE WRITTING (sic) DAD”

    “FYI is my fault but NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO BLAME THE SCHOOL. IT’S ALL ON ME. It’s a personal choice NOT CSB!”

    Nastassja Tulfo Twitter 3
    “Ruining the name of CSB won’t solve our family problems nor fixing the current issue. you just ruined the family name and me.”


    Currently, Nastassja Tulfo’s Twitter account is set to private.

    Netizens online have been mixed on the issue. Some criticized the “poor writing” and the “poor research” on Tulfo’s article, as well as the usage of his column to address what was supposedly a “family problem”. Others have took to Ramon Tulfo’s defense, saying that it was right of him to be concerned about his daughter’s welfare, and alert the school authorities on this activity, if it were true.

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    ay sus! open secret on campus naman where you can get drugs.

    wala lang maisulat si tulfo

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    Quote Originally Posted by sirkosero View Post
    ay sus! open secret on campus naman where you can get drugs.

    wala lang maisulat si tulfo
    +1. It's nothing new and has been going on since time immemorial. He just had to create controversy and air out dirty laundry and embarrass his daughter

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    “FYI is my fault but NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO BLAME THE SCHOOL."
    hehehe, mukhang hindi pa nag-wa-wane tama nang daughter niya ah.

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    “FYI is my fault but NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO BLAME THE SCHOOL."
    hehehe, mukhang hindi pa nag-wa-wane tama nang daughter niya ah.

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    Kahit san naman di mawawala mga nagbebenta ng droga eh. I dont blame tulfo though. Kung anak mo malaman mo na nagdrugs or worse naadik na, youll be capable of using anything at your disposal para madisiplina anak mo. Lalo na at babae pa. Baka sobrang tigas ng ulo neto kaya dinaan na lang ni tulfo sa column niya lol.

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    if that were my dow-ther, i'd make a lot of noise, also.. kahit papano, mag lay-low kahit kaunti yung iba..
    apparently, no one feels comfortable talking about drugs.., even if it were true..
    which is why DEATH TO DRUG DEALERS is good.

    hey! don't you know that using drugs might cause a drop in your IQ by many points? think about it.. tatanga ka...

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    A/C-D/C so I'm skeptical on his intention in writing about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    A/C-D/C so I'm skeptical on his intention in writing about it.
    Pag si Tulfo kasi, you always have that wonder in the back of your head kung may ibang intent aside from the fact reported.

    But yeah, I'm not surprised that recreational drug use is prevalent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    A/C-D/C so I'm skeptical on his intention in writing about it.
    Pag si Tulfo kasi, you always have that wonder in the back of your head kung may ibang intent aside from the fact reported.

    But yeah, I'm not surprised that recreational drug use is prevalent.

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    The drug problem is here to stay. It is also good that he wrote about it just to remind people that the problem is real & that schools do not make enough effort to address the drug problem in campuses. Lahat ng iskuwela problema yan, even in HS, where supposedly they are stricter. Prevention of a problem starts at home. You can see in the article that Tulfo & his daughter have an relationship problem. Who knows, maybe she is the rebellious type. If Tulfo, or any of the Tulfo brothers were my father, malamang mag drugs din ako

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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    If Tulfo, or any of the Tulfo brothers were my father, malamang mag drugs din ako
    +1000 ha ha ha :rofl:

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    baka naman gusto lang nyang pagkakitaan ang school....kaso hindi pumatol.
    humuhingi siguro ng LIFETIME full scholarship sa lahat ng MGA anak nya hangang sa ka-apo apuhan :D

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    baka naman gusto lang nyang pagkakitaan ang school....kaso hindi pumatol.
    humuhingi siguro ng LIFETIME full scholarship sa lahat ng MGA anak nya hangang sa ka-apo apuhan :D

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    Kung matino anak mo tulfo, kahit anong alok pa ng mga pushers, di bibili yan. Nasa bata yan.Addict yan, sus....

    Sinira ni tulfo ang CSB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    +1. It's nothing new and has been going on since time immemorial. He just had to create controversy and air out dirty laundry and embarrass his daughter

    dats korek bro, laos na sila kaya dina ganu mabenta ganyan issue. saka common issues nayan na may mga exclusive school and campus na nag bebenta ng droga lalo na mga extacy jan kase para sa kanila e excitement at adventures sa kanila yang ganiyan kaya di na nakakapag taka mga ganyan isyu, ika nga e para sa mga tulfo e ikwento nila sa pagong..

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    Quote Originally Posted by chua_riwap View Post
    Kung matino anak mo tulfo, kahit anong alok pa ng mga pushers, di bibili yan. Nasa bata yan.Addict yan, sus....

    Sinira ni tulfo ang CSB.
    +1. Pag anak mo nag drugs, mapapaisip ka talaga kung kung saan ka nagkamali. Pero di mo naman pwede isisi lahat sa anak mo. Unang sisisihin mo sarili mo. Kasi kung matino mong napalaki anak mo, di yan maliligaw.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    +1. Pag anak mo nag drugs, mapapaisip ka talaga kung kung saan ka nagkamali. Pero di mo naman pwede isisi lahat sa anak mo. Unang sisisihin mo sarili mo. Kasi kung matino mong napalaki anak mo, di yan maliligaw.
    I wouldn't say that just because a teenager smoked weed e naliligaw or hindi matino. Some teens just go through that stage but don't become druggies. It's just weed which is herbal.

    I'd be more concerned if his daughter were on hardcore uppers.

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    The daughter is just angry because she was exposed to the public by his own father.
    Tulfo should have kept their dirty laundry inside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    I wouldn't say that just because a teenager smoked weed e naliligaw or hindi matino. Some teens just go through that stage but don't become druggies. It's just weed which is herbal.

    I'd be more concerned if his daughter were on hardcore uppers.
    It's a parent's point of view. As a parent, you'd always want the best for your child. My friends do grass. I just laugh at the thought that they do it, but cringe at the thought of my teenage son doing it (just the thought, my teenage son doesn't do it). Grass is slowly gaining it's medical legitimacy, but it's use will be limited to the terminally ill. I had a lot of friends who did grass & they all attest to the fact that it had some permanent effects on their brain function, although they still went on to lead normal & productive lives.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chua_riwap View Post
    Kung matino anak mo tulfo, kahit anong alok pa ng mga pushers, di bibili yan. Nasa bata yan.Addict yan, sus....

    Sinira ni tulfo ang CSB.
    that's just like saying, if the car is engineered well and built well, it will never see the inside of a repair shop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chua_riwap View Post
    Kung matino anak mo tulfo, kahit anong alok pa ng mga pushers, di bibili yan. Nasa bata yan.Addict yan, sus....

    Sinira ni tulfo ang CSB.
    that's just like saying, if the car is engineered well and built well, it will never see the inside of a repair shop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    I wouldn't say that just because a teenager smoked weed e naliligaw or hindi matino. Some teens just go through that stage but don't become druggies. It's just weed which is herbal.

    I'd be more concerned if his daughter were on hardcore uppers.
    the bigger danger with grass, is that it can be a stepping stone to the harder drugs..
    so why tempt fate at all?

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    I wouldn't say that just because a teenager smoked weed e naliligaw or hindi matino. Some teens just go through that stage but don't become druggies. It's just weed which is herbal.

    I'd be more concerned if his daughter were on hardcore uppers.
    the bigger danger with grass, is that it can be a stepping stone to the harder drugs..
    so why tempt fate at all?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    that's just like saying, if the car is engineered well and built well, it will never see the inside of a repair shop.

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    that's just like saying, if the car is engineered well and built well, it will never see the inside of a repair shop.
    Ha ha ha! That's why once in a while, dapat napapa PMS mga anak natin

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