Must be the arrow tipped with warhead that really got to me.
]]>As to “ill-educated”, I was also confused when I read it. But the commenter seems to know his/her thing. So I thought the phrase must be correct. But if that phrase needs a caretaker, like you said, then he/she has no business correcting others.
But if I were you, ask the commenter where to buy that arrow with a warhead. You might need to buy and stock some in case they come here.
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]]>That’s the appeal of that blog. No pretensions to high falutin discussion. One reader said she’s been frequenting RE’s blog as a tambayan or a place to hang out with friends. They share their stories. They banter, make fun of each other, make kulit and stuff real friends do. Some comments ran by the thousands. Imagine that. There’s something there. The blog resonates with its readers. What’s wrong with that?
And for someone who deplores RE’s English. Just at look at what he said: ill-educated. Whoever taught him the rudiments of English must be already disowning him. “For your info, dear bloggers, this guy is dense. I’ve washed my hands off him. Ill-educated – this I did NOT teach him.”
I’m just a product of public schools and state U, Luke. Thanks for your kind words. If there’s something you want to learn from me, please don’t say ill-educated. That phrase needs a defibrillator. That or a caretaker. One terminally ill phrase, that.
]]>So they are grammar police? I don’t see the fun in pointing out the mistakes of others just to show that you know a little bit more. It’s better to succeed due to your own merits than due to the shortcomings of others. I wonder if they never make any mistakes.
Don’t worry kung maligaw sila dito. If that happens, they will witness real writing. Show them what this blog is made of.
Nothing to worry with your English. It is squeaky clean.
BTW, I read a comment made by someone in Reynz blog that Reynz’s English is like ill-educated. For me, English is important but it is only part of a well-rounded education. It is not everything. Obviously, not everybody in the world have English as their native language. So, those people have less than stellar English. Are all those people ill-educated also? Me thinks not.
]]>We’re so backward. Some of us are, I mean.
Napuyat nga ako kababasa ng blog ni Reyna Elena. Kasi pinupuntahan sya doon ng defenders of the faith ng mga elitist bloggers: correcting Reyna’s English, way of blogging, etc.
My God, I fear for my youngish blog. Wag naman sanang maligaw dito mga iyon. Baka magdikit na ang kilay ko sa pagsimangot. hahaha.
Luke, watch out for me ha. Baka nagkandabaluktot na English ko, kelangan malaman ko agad. Ayaw kong malaitlait ng mga Herodes na yan.
]]>He’s an internet marketer. He’s writing for companies on how best to maximize exposure to the media, using bloggers. He’s since edited his article because of the uproar this post created among bloggers.
Janette Toral’s Politics of Blogging is an answer to that demeaning labeling. Janette’s link – I listed anew on my latest post along with Reyna Elena who put Ople to task for his elitist remarks.
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