World peace in Pinoy Blogosphere?

September 30, 2008 by reyna13
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When I grow up I want to be MLQ3. You know exactly what those alphanumeric means and I don?t even have to explain but it?s called credibility… and more.

I don?t know what my role in Pinoy blogosphere, if there is. I was only blogging about my dysfuntional life. A lady gorilla guerilla shaking the status quo? Ah-ah! But I was part of history when Philippine society either got pretty comfortable with that hated somebody, or just plain outright submission. Until another somebody broke the status quo and, we all marched with all our might, and showed the world what is right. We?re far from world peace, but its human nature that sometimes, comfort pushes ethics to a backseat and, no one wants to rock the boat, else you get the darn heat.

To me it’s a great pride and, i?m really very, very honored and delighted that MLQ3 clearly understood and agreed with us on the issue that we have been pounding with the rest of the bloggers in our tiny boat, Cat, Bluepanjeet, Empress Maruja, Malen, Jepoy and GameOpps and I don’t know who else.

When I wrote my entry about the Philippine Blog Awards (Cat and Bluep, too), it was never about the bloggers personally. Those entries were written way before they awarded the winners. It was never about the volunteers. It was never about the volunteer work. It was never about our not winning an award. It was about an issue. An ethical issue from an accountant/auditor?s point of view, which I lived 8 business hours everyday, except weekends, and those months I was unemployed. It?s an issue that is actually deeply rooted to the very sick management of some of the agencies back home, that we all fight for and hope that they straightened out. Ethics. According to Lola, delikadeza.

If I may summarize MLQ3s?s points:

  1. ) He was in agreement with the ethical issues that we?ve been pounding.
  2. ) He claimed that awarding volunteers, a potential credibility-killer, because of the very cohesive group and comfort level they have and with no one thinking beforehand, was over-looked. No one thought of it, according to him. That leaves the question of: how do you recognize volunteers work?
  3. ) He suggested that sponsored awards should be audited.
  4. ) He suggested that Cat and I, be part of providing the awards body some ethical rules.

Since the mission was to recognize excellence amongst all pinoy bloggers ? that I agree, indeed qualifies every blogger to be recognized. But when you include a volunteer for awarding, there enters the ethical question. There is no amount of public explaining no matter how judiciously one approached the selection process to uphold fairness and equality. Instead, it will be viewed with raised eyebrows: Undue influence? Favoritism? Peer pressure? Best friend? That?s why volunteers who are in the running for an award should and must disassociate themselves from the awarding body. It?s independence in mind and independence in appearance. It?s not only in the best interest of the award giving body itself, but also for their very own credibility.

I?ve written many times that I am very much a stakeholder in this Philippine Blog Awards. An Overseas Filipino who have been hit and continues to be hit many times by unethical actions at home.

And so, to all my fellow pinoy bloggers who got embroiled in a very heated discussion of what is and what is not, deep behind every exclamation point and cuss words you threw, is a yearning to be world class, to be the best, to be accepted. I?m positively sure that if we could break the great Pinoy Blog Divide, we can all work to make our blogging world the envy of the universe.

I don?t know about Cat. She’s pretty comfortable where she is. But I want to win all of the awards. ~wink~ ~wink~! Hehehe!

And I really, really don?t know what?s wrong with her Hahahaha! But I want to be recognized. My ADD is 6 inch thick like the snow in Philadelphia on winter time. Hehehe!

But I am more than willing to put all these recognitions and awards aside, ADD included, since my fans are here to feed me. Pagta-tyagaan ko na lang ang mga papuri nang mga to. Hehehe! But if I could help PBA win its place in history as a credible award giving body, truly recognizing the best in pinoy blogging talent, devoid of any exclusionary perception, in truth, justice, equality and transparency, then I?ll wait for PBA’s formal invitation. I?ll talk to Cat, decide and join you guys for WORLD PEACE.

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P.S. I love you all - If you missed MLQ’s responses, here it is:

Eugene asked me to read this entry and give him my opinion since I was a judge and I might as well repeat the points I essentially made, to him, here.

The question of whether volunteers should be entitled to win awards is a valid one, (2nd comment inserted) valid according to the whole principle surrounding the awards, that it?s meant to recognize excellence among pinoy bloggers. therefore, every blogger has a stake in the credibility of the awards. as you and cat pointed out, there are widely-accepted principles for the handling of the selection, nomination, awarding etc and it involves those involved in the process being ineligible for the awards.

Personally, this seems to me more of a case of a potential credibility-killer emerging after the fact, with no one thinking it possible beforehand. A simple logistical reason for this: in the preparations leading to, and the crunchtime immediately before, and during, the event, i don?t see how much opportunity there might have been to probe ethical questions this deeply. not least because the whole operation was a volunteer effort, from the incorporators to those they roped in at all levels. the point that volunteers/organizers etc should not be qualified for awards thus seems one of those so obvious basic things that it?s not surprising it was overlooked. for example, a similar disqualification has been in place for the judges (if you judge, you cannot be nominated for any award, etc. this has been the case since i started judging last time).

which introduces a sour note into this year?s awards but opens up a necessary reform to the rules so it will be a clear criteria next year. that?s how awards are improved and enhanced.

you have here the problem that the hard work and toil behind the glitz is not only unseen, but unrecognized and really, shouldn?t be recognized or rewarded after all -it was volunteerism, after all. but the learning-as-you-go, essentially ad hoc nature of this undertaking should be some sort of mitigating factor, if not much. all awards and award-giving bodies (national artists, palancas, toym etc) invite controversy whether motivated by ill or the purest motives.

one problem is that the community is going through teething problems negotiating the shift from a fairly small cohesive group where everyone knows everyone and thus the integrity of individuals is often taken for granted as widely known and thus, unimpeachable because obvious, to a larger effort involving a community that will remain strangers to each other even at the venue. in that case the rules have to be clearer and the criteria more iron-clad.

however one thing worth noting is that unlike many other awards, the basis of the awards are there, permanently, for all to see and evaluate. for example, in any category the finalists are listed and since the criteria are also announced, it?s quite possible for the public, if it wants, to go through the nominees and their entries and gauge for themselves whether the results are implausible or the results make sense. i don;t think any anomalous is there in terms of the results.

the question of sponsored awards is a separate consideration altogether. as is the level of disclosure that ought to be expected from both organizers and sponsors concerning funding, prizes, etc. and how this translates into logistics and even compensation -it may be that a professional events firm should be hired because it would make possible a professional secretariat instead of people risking their health and career to make an event happen like this one. it will cost money to audit the judges? results, for example, which is something that will surely be expected next time around, based on these suggestions above.

Since two CPA?s have weighed in, and since I know of one CPA who had to work three days without sleep on the collaterals for the awards ceremony, then what this calls for is even more volunteerism. It would be a great help to the organizers, the judges, any volunteers (if there will be any, after this year) and bloggers who think the awards are a good thing, if Cat and Reyna come up with an awards code of ethics for consideration by the PBA as well as volunteering to serve as a team to set up a nominations, vetting, judging, tabulation, and accounting process for next year?s awards.

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25 Comments on World peace in Pinoy Blogosphere?

  1. The Ca t on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 2:29 pm

    2. what?s wrong with me? I have Obsssive compulsive personality disorder (this is different from OC) and am not making it up. My fixation is on rigid conformity to rules and procedures, Break the rules and my eyes see red. Break the rules and procedures that you set, I go ballistic.

    In this issue, it is not the lack of standards which is missing. It is the breach of ethical standards which do not need to be written since it is a part of culture?delicadeza?it is a part of professional ethics whatever profession you are in?.conflict of interest.

    When I made that blog questioning the quality of blogs chosen as finalists who did mot measure up to the standards set ?and some wise guys reacted that judges do not have the time to go over all these blogs?my two-brain hemispheres reacted.

    1. selection of the finalists should not and I think was not the responsibility of the judges. It is the screening committee?s job to see to it that nominees are eligible according to the rules set.
    2. judges are presented with finalists who they presumed to have already been screened,met the standards and therefore are qualified.

    3. the judges did not select the nominees, they selected the winners. Who these nominees are and why they were selected was the issue

    and when some more wise guys reacted that there were so many blogs to read?and therefore it is not doable…my reaction was so why come up with the awards if they did not have time to read. It does not have to take the village to review the blogs nominated.

    There are just simple questions to be answered; how old is the blog? To find out; simply look at the archives. How regular were the entries? simple? look again at the monthly archives which by the way should be available because it is also one of the rules?easy navigation.

    It just took me half day to go over the links of the finalists and I was able to get an idea if they really deserve to be in the list, eligibility rules-wise.

    If there are exceptions to the rule, then it should be properly communicated.

    One thing that my disorder makes me a bitch is that I can not accept reasoning that there is not enough time. My work training and exposure in me will make me scream THEN MAKE SOME TIME because I do not eat half-baked pies. THEY ARE NOT PALATABLE.

    Let me make a separate comment on volunteerism.

    The Ca t’s last blog post..Marriage and illicit affair-Why men cheat.

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  2. The Ca t on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 2:36 pm

    3. volunteerism:

    I appreciated the volunteers, in fact i like the organizers to
    publish their names in the website. (for PBA 2008) it is not some sort of to whom it may concern type of thank you.

    And i even suggested that a plaque or a badge that are purely to recognize their efforts be given to those people.

    in this way, all volunteers are recognized and not only those who managed to get a “consuelo-de-bobo awards for being there and working hard.

    the pride is greater than any awards category because they are a part of the body which is recognizing excellence in the blogosphere during its infancy.

    The Ca t’s last blog post..Marriage and illicit affair-Why men cheat.

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  3. reynz on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 3:07 pm

    4. i still can’t get over your ballistic comment hahaha

    “I have Obsssive compulsive personality disorder (this is different from OC) and am not making it up. My fixation is on rigid conformity to rules and procedures, Break the rules and my eyes see red. Break the rules and procedures that you set, I go ballistic.”

    i’m exactly on the same line of thinking. there’s not a question that volunteers work need to be recognized but for me, not the awards. if they insist, they must dis-associate.

    i’ve always treasured your wisdom cat! many many thanks! and you’re ballistic too! hahaha!

    reynz’s last blog post..World peace in Pinoy Blogosphere?

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  4. The Ca t on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 3:10 pm

    5. It would be a great help to the organizers, the judges, any volunteers (if there will be any, after this year) and bloggers who think the awards are a good thing, if Cat and Reyna come up with an awards code of ethics for consideration by the PBA as well as volunteering to serve as a team to set up a nominations, vetting, judging, tabulation, and accounting process for next year?s awards.

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    i thank mlq3 for the invitation. it is an honor. reynz can very well do the task. It is not becaue i am good only in criticizing, in fact i have alread suggested what to do with volunteers.

    i am a CPA yes, but i prefer playing the role of a forensic accountant where i can maintain professional objectivity and independence.

    The moment i engage myself in an organization, either i am forced to defend its advocacy right or wrong or simply walk out without glancing back if i think the organization loses its credibility

    reyns said that i am comfortable where i am. True. I do not need additional awards. my plagues of appreciation are collecting dusts in my storage. It did not make me a better person but it gave me a title which is only given to people who had longer resumes than mine. All i want is to blog no matter how irreverent my writings are and play devil-advocate in forums like your website.

    The Ca t’s last blog post..Marriage and illicit affair-Why men cheat.

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  5. The Ca t on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 3:15 pm

    6. lintek ka reyna, nakalimutan ko tuloy magbreakfast at magblog. hahaha

    The Ca t’s last blog post..Marriage and illicit affair-Why men cheat.

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  6. reynz on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 3:19 pm

    7. hehehe! eh ako nga noh, naiwan ko pala yung lintek na bigas sa jersey! hahaha! at eto may i arrange a lot of things for chicago! ciao later na lang uli! many thanks!

    reynz’s last blog post..World peace in Pinoy Blogosphere?

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  7. Colegialagirl on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 3:35 pm

    8. Having read all your comments, you all have these things in mind: credibility, quality, and acceptability. Something difficult to do but not impossible to realize. Good luck and Godbless.

    Colegialagirl’s last blog post..Is this where your taxes are being spent? (Isang Linggong Pag-ibig ni Congressman Banong)

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  8. kengkay on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 7:17 pm

    9. maganda ang pakiramdam kapag merong nagsabi sa yo na tama nga na panindigan mo ang iyong paniniwala… lalo pa’t kung meron naman talagang karapatang ilabas ang mga ito at ipagtanggol. tuloy ang santacruzan, world peace na talaga (sana).

    kengkay’s last blog post..brutal punishment

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  9. chuvaness on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 9:27 pm

    10. I?m positively sure that if we could break the great Pinoy Blog Divide, we can all work to make our blogging world the envy of the universe.

    pang miss universe ‘dayyy!

    chuvaness’s last blog post..Avoiding Hair Loss

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  10. bluepanjeet on Tue, 30th Sep 2008 11:57 pm

    11. I will still stand by to what I wrote on my blog. Actually with all these hoopla, two bloggers (awardees) have unwittingly volunteered to be an example of what I wrote haha.

    Great divide? It will always take place.
    Wolrd Peace? No.

    I dont trust them anymore, not after what had happened last year when I bridged you and that (Im sorry, im disgusted to even mention her handle) girl for peace, then all of a sudden she attacks us from behind. Oh boy, trust is only for the dogs.

    Even if I wanted to have world peace, there will always be those bloggers who look down on others just like the two bloggers who attacked me “unwittingly”. and there will always be those backstabbers who will continue to plurk and twit behind our back. I maybe quiet but i’m not stupid.

    Congrats to both of you, reynz and cat at least you reached a solution, as for me, there will be no world peace. I will continue to strike the iron until it stop hitting the innocent and the defenseless.

    Kala nung iba wala na ako statement? hahaha ano sila sinusuwerte? Matapos nila akong murahin, eh world peace agad? haha nagpapalipas lang ako ng init.

    The tsunami will come the least they expect it.

    bluepanjeet’s last blog post..Can I confess my sins online or over the Internet?

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  11. reynz on Wed, 1st Oct 2008 1:05 am

    12. di ba? we all wish for world peace kahit na dun sa mga issues na “alam naten” read: pinaglalaban tita ellen! hahaha! but let’s see what happens next! thank you!

    reynz’s last blog post..OFW and the current global financial crisis

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  12. reynz on Wed, 1st Oct 2008 1:09 am

    13. let’s see what happens ateng

    reynz’s last blog post..OFW and the current global financial crisis

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  13. reynz on Wed, 1st Oct 2008 1:11 am

    14. ow? really??? *pawis* I love honest people!!! hahaha!

    reynz’s last blog post..OFW and the current global financial crisis

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  14. reynz on Wed, 1st Oct 2008 1:14 am

    15. well, let’s see what happens to MLQ’s statement kasi it’s up to PBA naman. i’d like to see their formal invite and whatever it is kung ano ang drama ko. kaya this world peace is still a “?” hahaha! kape ka muna pare! mawawala yan! hehehe!

    reynz’s last blog post..OFW and the current global financial crisis

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  15. BURAOT on Wed, 1st Oct 2008 4:12 pm

    16. very well said manolo. yan ang sagot sa isyu. instead of being so defensive and paranoid and all, and labeling critics as mudslingers, manolo provided a simple explanation that it was simply overlooked.

    statesmanship doesn’t only come with age, breeding and good education, it simply is inherent to open-minded individuals. values that these kids, who claim to be achievers, quite obviously, lack.

    BURAOT’s last blog post..Where Da Hell Is Kopong Kopong?

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  16. benj on Wed, 1st Oct 2008 10:17 pm

    17. I think MLQ3 was fair in acknowledging the possible flaws of the system but I don’t think it was in anyway an approval of any malicious insinuation that undermines the PBAs credibility. A dig against the PBA is a dig against Manolo - with him being a judge.

    I do agree that ALL of us Pinoy bloggers have a stake regarding the PBAs future and reputation since by name, it has already represented us without our explicit permission. There are two ways of going about it - do you try to effect change and make it better or do you try to destroy it (knowing very well that a replacement will surely come after).

    Reyna Elena, we have certainly been on the same side of many wars (and I do remember your support). I also remember defending one of your wards now on a totally different issue. But my allegiance is to what I personally think is right. I think repeatedly posting about how anomalous the PBAs were along with making assumptions and dangerous banner statements does not reflect the “level-headed” and constructive tone that this post tries to approximate. I’m very sure that you’ll be able to see where I’m coming from.

    I’ll say it again - Awards are just awards. I don’t agree with most award-giving bodies but the PBA is special because it gives a very fragmented (literally and figuratively) community a chance to come together. Maybe to you, such a feature doesn’t appeal to you as much (since you’re across the globe) but for people who are able to make it to the event and watch it online, it’s a big deal. :)

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  17. reynz on Thu, 2nd Oct 2008 12:00 am

    18. Benj,

    Even though your comments seemed to be moot and academic at this point, considering what had just transpired, which gives me the belief that you did not bother to read the entire entry and the comments, I?ll respond to your comment as I do to everybody.

    1. Possible flaw?!

    There was a flaw. A lot. One of those? It?s called ?independence/delikadeza?. Please read the entire entry and discussions. There were other very valid issues that Cat, Jepoy and GameOpps raised. I?m sure you?ll see them on the entries, since you came in very late in the discussion.

    2.) A dig against the PBA is a dig against Manolo - with him being a judge.

    PBA is not Manolo and Manolo is certainly not PBA. If you are insinuating that we should just overlook the obvious weakness of PBA?s selection and judging just because Manolo is there, then I certainly don?t find you credible enough to be fighting against the governments misgivings. I hope you see my point.

    I always put this out as an example. Manolo?s being a judge at PBA does not in itself makes PBA credible, irrelevant of how credible Manolo is because those are two separate entities or personalities. PBA has to win it?s credibility by it?s own and not put on a lipstick, meaning, you put a lipstick to a pig, it?s still a pig. I don’t understand why Filipinos back home are so fond of this “name dropping” as if one big name makes the whole thing credible thus should be acceptable.

    3,) Awards are just awards.

    Not with how PBA Benj, especially how they market this award! Using such words as ?Philippines? and ?best? etcetera. It?s a national joke and we the overseas Filipinos gets the brunt of the joke and yes, I am half-way around the globe. I hope you are aware that the world?s community has now gone very small because of technology, so how could you claim that I don?t care? I am as much a stakeholder in this as much as you are.

    4.) I think repeatedly posting about how anomalous the PBAs were along with making assumptions and dangerous banner statements does not reflect the ?level-headed? and constructive tone that this post tries to approximate.

    First, find out what parody means and you can get back with me.

    Second, if you are telling me to stop my criticism with PBA, you?re in for a surprise.

    Third. Given the arrogant posting you made over at bluepanjeet?s site and given the fact that I am aware that all you have to do now is defend and ask people to accept your award as credible, it won?t work Benj. You?re fighting a public perception. And given the very demeaning entry you made at bluepanjeet, you have already put yourself in your own proper place as you have said. The public is the judge and I don?t think you are winning in the respect category. So, I guess that pretty much tells you who you are and who I am.

    Fourth. The moral stance of your comment: ?dangerous banner statements does not reflect the ?level-headed? and constructive tone that this post tries to approximate.?

    Benj.

    I will always remember you and you will forever be etched in my mind as one bloody arrogant airhead with your ?punk you have nothing on me?, so you?ve lost any sense of morality to tell me or even suggest to me what?s right or what?s wrong. If I defended you on issue last year, that?s all there is to it. In defense of an issue that we both believed in. My point? You?ll simply have to earn my respect. But of course, I know you won’t care.

    reynz’s last blog post..The movie of my life

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  18. pusa on Thu, 2nd Oct 2008 2:16 am

    19. hahahaha pwedeng pwede sa little ms philippines, or ikaw na lang sumalo kay janina for ms world hehehehe

    hays salamat mabilis ang net ko dito sa tarbahu, sa haws susme di komaopen ang bahay mo!!!!

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  19. reynz on Thu, 2nd Oct 2008 8:30 am

    20. chika to, pero medyo nalungkot ako dun sa pag-resign ni Janina ah! maganda sana kung lumaban sya instead na mag-quit eh kasi nga sa santambak na criticism na inabot nya and it would be nice kung maipapagtanggol nya sarili nya (although isa ako sa nag-criticize hahaha)

    reynz’s last blog post..The movie of my life

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  20. benj on Sun, 5th Oct 2008 3:28 am

    21. Fair enough.

    Again, I’m not saying that you should stop criticizing the PBAs! :) It’s definitely warranted. My point is simply this: this point is very level-headed compared to the rest of the posts. The things that you enumerated lists very well-constructed concepts and ideas - far removed from the rants and assumptions of other posts. :)
    You see, my loyalties are not based on personalities. My loyalty is to a concept. People who simply criticize for the sake of criticism just don’t cut it from me. Awards are just awards. The fact that I won doesn’t take anything away from me - nor does it add to the things that I’ve been able to do through my blog.

    I don’t think you’re trying to please anyone - nor am I trying to do that myself. :) That’s the last thing on my mind. What people think never bothers me. My blog is a lightning rod and it was never meant to be something that would please people. I respect your great influence as far as this blog goes and I don’t expect you to yield to any pressure - just the same as I haven’t. But at least be consistent. Having Manolo here does not validate the tone in which you criticized the awards (because that seems to be the overarching mood of this post). It validates the core concepts but not the sensationalized banner statements that were done in the previous posts. Manolo wouldn’t have said the same things, imho.

    By the way, What’s your official stance regarding the blog awards as a concept?

    A) We don’t need a blog awards - the concept itself is a joke.

    B) we need a blog awards - but one that is not headed by your sworn enemy

    I honestly think he has nothing on me, I’m sorry. I hate it when nobodies try to grandstand. It’s one of the things that I just can’t stand. If you have a different opinion, that’s ok. I don’t expect to have permanent allies for the sake of having them.

    World Peace! :)
    benj’s last blog post..Flippish.com?s Coverage of the Philippine Blog Awards

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  21. BURAOT on Sun, 5th Oct 2008 7:30 am

    22. sorry dude, but i can’t help but comment. this issue had already blown out of proportions. ayoko na sana makisali.

    but you referring to some people, and I would probably say you are referring to bluepanjeet, as nobodies, you kiddo are far out.

    you need to get your mighty ass down that whatever thing you think you’re stepping on. looking at other people as nobody and yourself an enlightened somebody does not make you cute, but definitely an arrogant prick.

    i don’t see anybody grandstanding. only too defensive kids who, instead of answering valid observations, had decided, flounting “high-polluting” to make it sound heinous that such observations were even made.

    your comments on bluepanjeet’s blog was highly irresponsible, uncalled for, and damn right rude.

    kahit na gaano ka pa kagaling magsulat, or however noble your cause might be, or howw many medals you got on your first grade, it doesn’t matter now, you just lost the respect of people like me.

    but then again, you wouldn’t care anyway. becuase to you, people like me are simply NOBODIES.

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  22. lenski on Sun, 5th Oct 2008 8:38 pm

    23. sorry reynz, forget what i said about this arrogant freaking airhead earlier…there will be no world peace in the blogosphere if people like BENJ aka HEAVY METAL ROCK BAND DUDE exists.

    2 words for you benj, sheeeet you!

    lenski’s last blog post..Natural Highs Part 2

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  23. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious on Mon, 6th Oct 2008 2:00 am

    24. Benj,

    you’ll be surprised if you will just know personally the people you are referring to as nobody because they are just silent and not defending themselves, but they have more worth than you. heck, they may even have more money and acres than you.

    You are still young you can still change, if you just have the proper breeding and a father figure which I doubt you have any.

    Your arrogance and pride as well as your hurricane like belief in yourself is already a laughing stock among the bloggers.

    wake up and smell the coffee.

    You are so preoccupied with your narcissism that you fail to recognize the obvious truth that you are already losing credibility and sanity. Bloghop on other’s blog, hack the emails of the bloggers, even the people around the PBA and i tell you, you will be in for a big surprise if you will just find out how they discard you as something worthless.

    Give it up Benj. like what you said on plurk:

    pag mali ka, mali ka, pag pangit ka, bow.

    your statements are all backfiring at you because as far as the readers are concerned, you have the ugliest human nature that one can ever imagine. You are defeated already in the respect category as well as in the argumentation. The mere fact that Reyna Elena did not reply on your comment just means that you are “also a nobody”

    Reyna Elena answers even the most stupid comments on her blog, isn’t it odd that he never answered your latest comment? It’s because in the other side of YOUR world, which is the land of the so called nobodies, you are the one who is being discarded as a nobody.

    The more you defend and legitimize your claim, the more people are now questioning your credibility and laughing at your back. I think your own lightning rod struck you this time benj.

    Talo ka na hihirit ka pa!

    Isn’t it ironic that while you claim bluepanjeet as a nobody, you are still vehemently raising the issue considering the post is one month old and that bluepanjeet kept his mum. I think if there is someone who is nobody here, it is you. Desperately wanting for an attention sheeesh You are not even pinpointed on his entry and yet you keep on mongering for support against him. what is the matter with you gurl? READ: GURL!

    And hey benj, the nobody you are calling are the same people who pays your tuition fees by their taxes. Ang kapal mo magsalita eh wala ka din naman!

    and since bluepanjeet is silent on the issue, let me borrow his famous one liner which I would like to throw right in your face Punk:

    World peace ka jan!

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