Comments on: Shame on You, Photo-Nappers!!!

By: maria

maria — Sun, 05 Mar 2006 08:59:50 +0000

WAW! Alpha kapal-muks talagah! i hope that we’ll all be as passionate in stopping and strangling people who steal ideas in and outside this cool blog.

idea stealers are very pathetic. even more pathetic are the ones trying to weasel their way out of their passive-aggressive crime by finger-pointing or waxing like a deep-thinking philosopher just to give reasons their reason won’t dare accept except their empty but hugely needful ego. Magpakatotoo ka p’re!

Market Man…i’m there with you. continue with your blog inspite of the fact that, well, food pirates are around. let your work speak for itself. it’s echoing throughout the internet spacedom. good vibes. galeng. :)

as for the freak with the passive-aggressive streak. his luck stopped way before i was able to write this response. i hope he’ll realize that he has to stop that cycle…ay dios na mahabagin…i hope he’s the only @#%$! around this blog.

thanks for all your effort MM. i really appreciate it.

By: Hchie

Hchie — Thu, 01 Dec 2005 02:30:41 +0000

Sad to say but a lot of Filipino’s have their pride stuck up their —–! If only we could learn to ACCEPT and APOLOGIZE for our errors instead of trying to find excuses to defend our actions!

By: Madrigal

Madrigal — Mon, 28 Nov 2005 04:32:12 +0000

It is only now that I have come across this Yema Photo stealing affair, so pardon me for the late comments. The replies of this Ceniza guy really made my eyes roll, as they probably did yours.

This guy totally lacks comprehension and gives replies that have nothing to do with anything. He said he “didn’t expect to be bad-mouthed” for sharing his mom’s recipe. Oh, that really got me misty-eyed. Maluha-luha naman ako doon sa mala-telenovelang script at acting ni James Ceniza. Puwede na yata itong pumalit kay Judy Ann.

And the reason he gave that he didn’t want to use his mom’s product because he “didn’t want to expose the label of their store” is something only a total dunce (sorry to say but it’s true) could say. One reader was right, why not put the Yemas on a dish and take a picture of them without any trace of the labels (hmmm and I wonder why his mom won’t allow them to have FREE ADVERTISING, it’s supposed to be the Inquirer who would refuse to do that). Then he goes on with his lousy irrelevant Little Red Riding Hood story saying that his mom did not even want the brand of Condensed Milk or supplier of Dayap yeah yeah yeah…. That had nothing to do with anything.

What irks me here aside from the act is the way this guy tries to make “palusot” and thinks he is talking to a bunch of stupid people. What was he thinking posting that “explanation” about brand labels? If he just said sorry it would have been OK. Kaso nang-iinsulto pa ng intelligence eh.

By: cleng

cleng — Sat, 26 Nov 2005 07:45:34 +0000

IGNORANCE OF THE LAW EXCUSES NO ONE. Pero i think sobra na yung tinatanggap na persecution nung tao sa mga bloggers dito. You are all ganging up on the poor Ceniza. I don’t know him personally. Sa tingin ko lng, he has learned his lesson already, he has owned up to his mistake, he’s offering free yema for everybody, pero YOU ALL WANT BLOOD. Ceniza, pare, sa akin mo na lng padala yung mga free yema!!!

By: Mila

Mila — Fri, 25 Nov 2005 02:12:31 +0000

I’ve caught up on all threads connected to the photonapping incident, and what struck me with Mr. Ceniza’s comments is that all of them exemplify a characteristic I see so often among a number of people. When they make a mistake, their apologies are half-hearted and grudgingly given, whining in fact, with that sense of victimization because the public has spoken out against them. What happened to the simple apology? “I’m sorry, I will do what is necessary to make up for my mistakes” is far more effective than grovelling for forgiveness and saying that he’s being harassed by all the comments. Taking responsibility for one’s actions seems to have been forgotten by the photonapper.