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Stop Jejemon Bashing

It’s not my business, but I’m really tired of all of these jejemon-bashing stuff I’m seeing in twitter and facebook. Why not make an effort to educate these language-challenged people?


Come on people, this monster’s been around a long time. It just took on a new name. Let’s do something productive. ^_^

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