Cely Bacani-Abad’s "Mr. Jobo Bungles" (Special Edition, Mar. 21) is a classic example of the kind of "cute" article where vocabulary skills conceal the dearth of ideas, the absence of new facts, and the laziness of the writer.

It does not conceal the writer’s malice toward the subject of the article.

Even on their worst days, the immature Corito Fiel and the dogmatic Francoise Joaquin do something better.

Eric Caruncho is worth the three of them put together.

ROSEMARIE ABUNDIO