The Godfather.....

A month ago, I'm finished watching the trilogy of The Godfather movie. I think, this is the one of the greatest movie that ever exist (hehehe). From this movie, I know about the life of the Mafia in America, this movie contains a more dramatic elements, but it also have action and sadistic elements (hihihihi). I remember from this movie, all the sons from Don or the Godfather must become a Don or The Godfather too one day after the father retired and this tradition must be keep until all the family finished. From that I know that from this movie, the mafia is using ad populum appeals to tradition, because in one scene, someone said,"you are son of the godfather, so you will become a godfather".

Come On Nis.....!!

Last Saturday, when I go to KL for weekend, I reached KL Central to get a LRT to go to KLCC. Me and my friend already bought a ticket from the machine. After we finished buy the ticket, my friend from Faculty of Multimedia, Nisa, want to take the picture for her assignment. We just waiting for her while we are waiting for the LRT to come. 5 minutes later, the LRT come and Nisa still taking the pictures of KL Central, and then Fina said to Nisa,"The LRT's coming..!!!!"

From that, I know that Fina is using implicit argument, with implicit premises the LRT won't wait for you Nisa and implicit conclusion Fina tried to persuade Nisa to stop taking picture so she can take the LRT.

Please Buy...........!!!

Today, after I'm finished my class, I straightly go home, because I didn't have any class after 2.00PM. After I'm reach my apartment, my roomate, Pramantha directly come to me and offer me some food, it's called Risoles (food from Indonesia). He said that it's is imported directly from Indonesia, and this is the best and very delicious risoles that ever made. When I think about it, the reason why Pramantha said about that because he is the one that sell that risoles and he is the one that doing the Cyberpreneurship project.

From that I know that Pramantha is using ad hominem circumtantial fallacy.