Don’t Talk When Your Brain Is Empty

October 6th, 2008

If there’s anything I hate, it’s someone who join the bandwagon of hearsays and make their own. I’m currently in company (as in a group of; not a firm) of such. I know of someone who claims such and such to be true when it’s clear as the light of day that the words coming out of his mouth are manufactured only to appear learnéd. There was even an instance when he would have looked stupid if I laid the facts. I would have been pleased if everything he said before spitting was “in my opinion,” but it wasn’t because at the end of every sentences was the phrase “that’s the truth!”

I’ve been hearing such libelous claims for years now. It’s just not good for the ears to hear faulty facts. My blood rises every time I hear such uneducated behavior. Just keep it to yourself or write a blog like me. I’m pretty much aware my opinions are rebellious of conventions and reality. However, I don’t think I’ve misguided anyone as to claiming a fact that already exist to be not or vice-versa. If I am guiding the readers to a different path, my bases are my opinions, not claims or claims that haven’t been claimed factual by the almanac.

NOTE: Before you refine a search on the people around me because of my use of pronoun, I don’t use the “he/she” pronoun because using a “he” is acceptable by American English grammar standards to refer to an unknown gender.

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