Where is Subversion?

[bouncy]

Was just wondering where is he, not usual for him to be gone for so long (about 2 weeks since his last post/update).

Anybody has any idea? We all miss his updates on his blog I'm sure.

 

[bigblackbear]

yes, i've been wondering that too. maybe he's busy with marking papers or smth (he is a teacher right?)

 

[kerplunk182]

Well, he has his job to do... And a family (which includes an adorable baby girl) to take care of...

 

[teleplayer]

now school reopen already... Haha.. He also never update his blog liao.

 

[theliverevolution]

probably busy. don't worry he'll be back i think

 

[RyanZ]

Im wondering too. Maybe he has gone overseas. It has been two weeks or more since he last logged in.

 

[superpotato_30]

Sub hasnt been on msn too..

Probably has his own life to sort out first.. ( job , family , religion , etc..)

Its all in the priorities man

 

[echoist]

He might be on reservist... :mrgreen:

 

[eieio]

Or can try here - http://www.google.com.sg/search?q=Where+is+Subversion

 

[faizal_rocks]

I send him an sms half an hour ago and he hasn't replied yet, which is odd cos he usually replies within a few mins..I guess he's busy with some issues, we'll have to wait and see.

 

[eieio]

yes yes.. i miss reading subversion's version of "per se".. btw what per se means?

 

[wasp]

My engrish not that good la...but it kinda meant "not exclusively"

 

[tim098]

My guess is that he's on reservist.

 

[empihsrow]

My engrish not that good la...but it kinda meant "not exclusively"

Erm, it means "initially".

 

[eieio]

can give an example of a sentence or phrase on how to use 'per se'..

 

[RyanZ]

Hmm kinda out of topic. Anyway, "per se" means by, of, for, or in itself; intrinsically. It does not mean "intially" or "not exclusively" A dictionary will do you a great help.

 

[eieio]

now its really getting confusing here... how abt this? -
"where in the name of carmen" per se.. do i make any sense?

 

[RyanZ]

"where in the name of carmen" per se.. do i make any sense?

What are you trying to say?

 

[eieio]

haha so it doesnt make sense..
im trying to make a sentence using per se..

 

[THOA]

http://theguitaraddict.blogspot.com/search?q=per+se

If you read carefully, the context of the phrase "per se" is used to replace "usually", "generally" or "as is".