Comments on: On Malu Fernandez: we have feelings too you know

By: bulitas

bulitas — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 22:35:56 +0000

siyempre ngayon lang ako magrereact dito kasi nayon lang ako napadpad sa maganda mong blog.

anyways, malaki ang saltik niya sa utak.
wala siyang karapatang lapastanganin ang mga ofws.
hindi porke’t pinanganak siyang mayaman, at nakakapag-ingles eh may karapatan na siyang magmataas. ampf.

nasabi mo nang lahat, sir.
salamat sa article mo.
kahit luma na ito, naiinis pa din ako sa kanya.
isa na ako ngayong ofw.

By: maxima

maxima — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 18:19:15 +0000

mata pobre and fernandez family, from the matriach to the children. mga sisters and brothers din nya mga mata pobre, e lahat naman ng mga sisters ay retokada kasi ang brother nila ay ang cosmetic surgeon na si manuel fernandez. and mig zubiri is malu’s nephew dahil sister nya ang mom nito. si malu, wala ng pag asa kahit retokohin, at kung ano ang bantot ng itsura,ganun din ang bantot ng ugali.

By: Jorge Cosgayon

Jorge Cosgayon — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 05:00:27 +0000

DJB: i’m not a de quiros apologist (well, i don’t think so), but as offensive as his remarks may be to OFW’s, Malu Fernandez was offensive to me personally, for reasons I’ve stated. That, combined with the tone and source of the comments, put things in perspective. For some odd reason, a fashionista’s comments on me and mine are just simply more offensive, because I mean, really, where does she get off?

By: DJB Rizalist

DJB Rizalist — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 02:38:53 +0000

The Manila Standard and Malu Fernandez are easy targets, since the paper publishes, what? 10,000 copies a day? But take a look at toilet bowl cleaners of the world?">WHO gave her the idea that OFWs are lil more than toilet bowl cleaners of the world

By: Miss Abi

Miss Abi — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 13:48:14 +0000

You couldn’t have said it any better. Two points:

On acerbic wit and journalistic license: If I had called her fat that PAGASA mistakenly declared an eclipse after she walked by their telescopes and wrote it down in my newspaper column, would that save my soul from eternal damnation?

On the so-called elite: Does anything they do contribute to our nation’s economy? (Maxing out Daddy’s/Husband’s credit card at Louis Vuitton doesn’t count) When they receive their salaries (hahaha) bi-monthly, does that in any remote way affect the peso-dollar exchange rate?

If the answer is NO, then it is best to remember: If you don’t (or ahem, won’t) lift a perfectly manicured finger to make a difference, then shut up and leave those who do alone. They have enough on their minds without gits like you mouthing off about Jo Malone and flying coach.