Blog Post #1-
Nuggets are the best thing on the McDonald menu! But sadly, some questionably mental people think burgers are better than nuggets. WRONG! Nuggets are tastier and way more awesome. They come in a pack with 6 pieces, where you only get 1 hamburger. Do the math 6 is bigger than 1. But still some people prefer hamburgers. Why do these people prefer hamburgers over the obviously better nuggets. All happy meals come with toys that are really awesome and fun to play with. This rivalry started in 1983 when the McNugget was first introduced. 1983 marked the start of the “McNugget Mania”. McNuggets were only served in three different sizes, 6, 9, and 20. Now you can find nuggets in 3, 10 and 50 piece packs. Prior to 2003, Chicken McNuggets contained 50% white meat and 50% dark meat, this is what made the nuggets so darn irresistible. Local fans of the McNuggets have expressed how much they love the nuggets by making comments like “easy question. 6 piece > 1 burger!” and “nuggets ftw[for the win]!!!”. This shows the support for the obvious choice of McNuggets over hamburgers. Please vote in the poll above and show your support for the McNugget!
Revised Blog Post #1-
The controversial issue is that of Nuggets vs Hamburgers. Though nuggets are the wining contenders across the country, there are still seriously mental people that would say otherwise. They ARE of course wrong! Nuggets are richer in taste and way more awesome. They come in a pack with six pieces, while you only ever get one burger with a standard order. Yes, maybe the burger is bigger than the nuggets, but it is nowhere near as tasty as a nugget. But still some people prefer hamburgers. Why do these people prefer hamburgers over the obviously better nuggets? Case and point, prior to 2003, Chicken McNuggets contained 50% white meat and 50% dark meat; this obviously made them 100% irresistible. Local fans of the McNuggets have expressed their love for the nuggets by making comments like “oh, easy question, six pieces of nuggets trumps one lousy burger each time!” and “nuggets ftw [for the win]!!!” This demonstrates how the public supports nuggets way more than the hamburgers. Please vote in the poll above and show your support for the McNugget!
Blog Post #2-
Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao is a 31 year old Southpaw professional boxer from Kibawe, Bukidon, Philippines. He is the No. 1 pound for pound boxer with 8 Titles in 8 different weight divisions; Light Middleweight, Welterweight, Light Welterweight , Lightweight, Super Featherweight, Featherweight, Super Bantamweight, and Flyweight. Manny is also involved in politics in the Philippines. He is also involved in acting and music recording. In May 2010 he was elected to the House Of Representatives in the 15th Congress of the Philippines, representing the province of Sarangani. He is the only active boxer to be voted into congress while at his prime. At the age of 14 Manny moved to Manila where at first he lived on the streets. When he started boxing and made the Philippine National Amateur Boxing Team. There his room and board was paid for by the government. Manny had a total of 60 amateur fights with a record of 60 wins and 4 losses. His current professional boxing record is 52 wins, 38 knockouts and 14 decisions; 3 losses, 2 knockouts and 1 decision; and 2 draws. Manny is the best active pound for pound boxer. He has many opponents left to fight to prove his complete dominance of the boxing world. He can fight the cowardly Floyd “Money” Mayweather, “Sugar” Shane Mosely, and potentially Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.. But Manny will only fight Chavez jr. if Chavez gets more experience. Manny is the most exciting active boxer. He will definitely go down in history as one of the greatest boxing legends ever.
Revised Blog Post #2-
Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao is a 31-year-old Southpaw professional boxer from Kibawe, Bukidon, Philippines. He is the No. 1 pound for pound boxer with 8 Titles in 8 different weight divisions; Light Middleweight, Welterweight, Light Welterweight, Lightweight, Super Featherweight, Featherweight, Super Bantamweight, and Flyweight. Manny is definitely accomplished, but what’s more interesting is that he doesn’t limit himself to just one career. He has involved himself in politics, acting and music recording. In May 2010 he was elected to the House of Representatives in the 15th Congress of the Philippines, representing the province of Sarangani. He is the only active boxer to be voted into congress while at his prime.
At the age of 14 Manny moved to Manila, where he first lived on the streets. He soon started boxing and made the Philippine National Amateur Boxing Team. There his room and board were paid for by the government. He has a record of 60 wins and 4 losses. His current professional boxing record is 52 wins, 38 knockouts and 14 decisions; 3 losses, 2 knockouts and 1 decision; and 2 draws. Manny is the best active pound for pound boxer. He has many opponents left to fight to prove his complete dominance of the boxing world. He can fight the cowardly Floyd “Money” Mayweather, “Sugar” Shane Mosely, and potentially Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.. But Manny will only fight Chavez Jr. if Chavez gets more experience. Manny is the most exciting active boxer. He will definitely go down in history as one of the greatest boxing legends ever.
Evaluation-
I notice that I write grammatically incorrect sentences and my writing is everywhere. Trying to edit my own blogs is hard because I can clearly see where I need to improve, but I can’t completely fix it. I’m limited in word-choice and I tend to throw my words together in a rushed way, usually I end up just posting it the way it is. I think if I took more time and paid attention to what I wrote, I would have a clearer message in my work and a direction. I think I lose my central point too easily and head in another direction. Most of the time I just need to focus in my paper and not wonder off point.