My Inquirer column today.
http://opinion.inquirer.net/47707/luh...
My Inquirer column today.
http://opinion.inquirer.net/47707/luha-ng-buwaya
‘Luha ng buwaya’
opinion.inquirer.net
Crocodiles were believed to cry, thus luring their sympathetic (and stupid) victims to their end. Crocodiles were believed to shed tears as they devoured their victims, thus making “crocodile tears” a figure of speech that describes insincere remorse or sympathy. Shakespeare refers to crocodile tear...
http://opinion.inquirer.net/47707/luha-ng-buwaya
‘Luha ng buwaya’
opinion.inquirer.net
Crocodiles were believed to cry, thus luring their sympathetic (and stupid) victims to their end. Crocodiles were believed to shed tears as they devoured their victims, thus making “crocodile tears” a figure of speech that describes insincere remorse or sympathy. Shakespeare refers to crocodile tear...
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