Some people may say that I'm getting my spelling wrong whenever I'm using the word PNoy. They may say, "That's PINOY not PNOY." It's time to give a clarification of what's the difference between the Pinoy and the PNOY.
The whole idea started when I saw this rather funny mistype. While it's not a laughing matter that a Pinoy got beheaded in Saudi Arabia for murder but the mistype is. It almost suggested that Noynoy Aquino was beheaded in Saudi Arabia for murder. Ever since then, I started thinking that Filipinos or Pinoys loyal to Noynoy should be called PNoys instead... after the shortcut that actually means President Noynoy.
This picture would at least draw a distinction between Pinoys (right) and PNoys (left). It's just like Filipino and Failipino are two different words. Failipino is merely a derogatory term for any Filipino who's proud of the country's stupidity and wants to keep it up as is. PNoys are Filipinos who would rather have their loyalty to the Empire of Aquino instead of the Philippines.
What about you? Are you a Pinoy or a PNoy?
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