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	<title>Comments on: Two&#8217; Cents From An Ordinary Malaysian.</title>
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		<title>by: masami</title>
		<link>http://ganaeshd.blogsome.com/2006/10/30/two-cents-from-an-ordinary-malaysian/#comment-74</link>
		<pubDate>Mon, 30 Oct 2006 16:24:05 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>for some reason, you trend to write things in a too dramatic way. i was quite expecting after the whole 'i'm scared' bit that a grandma who had long died suddenly appears as a vampire or that you realize a gunman is outside your window cos you pissed off the mafia.

but seriously? the intro was a bit too long and rambling. the first 3 paragraphs that is. and the 'scared' bit seems out of place. because it seems unfounded. what you described later doesn't give the idea of supporting your fear or some unknown conspiracy, 'facade' is going on.

in fact you could have just summed up the intro in two sentences with something simpler. 

&lt;strong&gt;Ganaesh D: My grandma died too long ago to have any physical remnants left, and the only thing that can be seen outside my window is an illegal scrapyard. *hurhurhur*

But you have a point. I thought I should start the letter in a dramatic way, to make the readers know that it's a serious matter, something which warrants worry and drastic action. I guess I went for the ol' melodrama routine. My writing has become rusty, and so has my vocabulary. Guess keeping things short and sweet is a factor that's as important as having a good idea. Thanks for your input. I'll keep working on it.&lt;/strong&gt;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>for some reason, you trend to write things in a too dramatic way. i was quite expecting after the whole &#8216;i&#8217;m scared&#8217; bit that a grandma who had long died suddenly appears as a vampire or that you realize a gunman is outside your window cos you pissed off the mafia.</p>
	<p>but seriously? the intro was a bit too long and rambling. the first 3 paragraphs that is. and the &#8217;scared&#8217; bit seems out of place. because it seems unfounded. what you described later doesn&#8217;t give the idea of supporting your fear or some unknown conspiracy, &#8216;facade&#8217; is going on.</p>
	<p>in fact you could have just summed up the intro in two sentences with something simpler. </p>
	<p><strong>Ganaesh D: My grandma died too long ago to have any physical remnants left, and the only thing that can be seen outside my window is an illegal scrapyard. *hurhurhur*</p>
	<p>But you have a point. I thought I should start the letter in a dramatic way, to make the readers know that it&#8217;s a serious matter, something which warrants worry and drastic action. I guess I went for the ol&#8217; melodrama routine. My writing has become rusty, and so has my vocabulary. Guess keeping things short and sweet is a factor that&#8217;s as important as having a good idea. Thanks for your input. I&#8217;ll keep working on it.</strong>
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