by Mathdelane on January 29, 2010
It’s very appalling for a large blog like Gawker.com to look down on other people’s misfortune. This article here with screen shot below is desperately seeking attention and is unbecoming of an online content publisher.
Why do they have to resort in such racy and distasteful action of insulting a victim of tragedy instead of sharing a little compassion or even a heap of respect if they can?
This content publisher needs a little shaking perhaps more ravaging than the earthquake that hit Haiti so badly. If they were trying to help the troubled Haitian girl, pushing a sour publicity and coercing the beverage company such as Coca-Cola to get her a commercial isn’t a wise move either.
If they can’t help these people by writing public service posts, giving them a little respect isn’t too much to ask because if things turn around, I’m sure they wouldn’t want to be disrespected like they did. This case only proves one thing, desperation for web traffic by writing awful things that backfires thus taking a reputation suicide on a large scale.
If you despise the way this media publisher acted, you know the drill. Share your thoughts.
by Mathdelane on January 28, 2010
Having the real thing is always an ego booster. However, for those who don’t have that much, it can be a pain in pocket thus in order to satisfy their craving for the real deal, they end up buying replicas.
Bags being one of the most widely used items for women has a large market share and taking these into consideration, not everyone can afford the luxury of owning genuine louis vuitton handbags or gucci handbags thus louis vuitton replica bags become an alternative.
Why do some people tend to look at things very seriously with a special eye for brands? What does branding have to do with the way people spend? Does it always follow that big names often exceed customer satisfaction?
No matter how expensive an item it is today, it can be worthless and worn out by tomorrow. However, one can never go wrong of having the same brand of item although replicated as a fashion accessory. After all, who would ever tell you that what you have isn’t genuine?
Strictly for fashion statements or just for fun, I don’t think having a replicated item is wrong, what matters is having that strong sense of style and creativity, I’m sure any inexpensive item could go a long way. Some celebrities can’t even carry themselves well with an expensive outfit so anybody can be a fashion victim.
All in all, being yourself won’t compromise your style instead it’ll add up to your uniqueness and personality. Let your inner beauty stand out because that’s what matter the most and don’t let any expensive item drag your uniqueness into a tragedy for not having the personality that fits with your clothing.
If you hardly agree on my thoughts tell me why in the comments section but if you do, please do add your piece of advice as well. I’ll be appreciated.
Why do they have to resort in such racy and distasteful action of insulting a victim of tragedy instead of sharing a little compassion or even a heap of respect if they can?