Proud of these chaps. |
I think I have it all figured out. It's all well choreographed so that we think it's a level playing field but if you pay keen attention then it's all a farce. (Farce is such a cool word. It's like farts without the t. Hehe..oh farce) But back to the serious business. The conspiracy starts at the very beginning. The Opening Ceremony. (Cue the crazy woman screaming in the background.) Where do we start? For those of us who stayed up to watch ceremony (Past 3 am...to see like 2 seconds worth of footage on Kenya...bastards!!) you totally know what I mean.
There were 205 nations involved in the parade. Two hundred and freaking five. We got somewhere in the T's and the announcer mentioned that there were sixty something countries left and I started wondering when Mars sending delegations to the games. Do you know how many countries are really in the world? 12. That's Kenya, the rest of East Africa, West Africa, USA, China, India, the rest of Asia, Australia, South Africa, South America, Europe and obviously Kazakhstan. (Ahhhh Borat. Good times) So where did the other...*counting fingers*...many countries come from? The answer is simple. IMAGINATION.
They didn't even put a whole lot of though into the made up names. Sample this. Federated States of Micronesia. Nauru.(Nyahururu?) Saint Kitts and Nevis.(Sounds like a children's book) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. (Punk rock group). Narnia and the Middle Kingdom will show up in 2016. The point? Divide and conquer.
This is why we don't do synchronised diving.Hizo faces!!! |
Don't even get me started about the games there. How do you expect David 'fyatu fyangu' Rudisha to compete in synchronized swimming? Most Kenyans can't even spell equestrian let alone know what it would be about. And unless fencing is turned into a sport about jumping over fences then you can count us out. The games that involve guns would get us jailed if we ever dreamt about participating.
You made my evening! Thanks a poop .... sori .. a heap :-)
ReplyDeleteyou know... i too thnk they is sooo biased. slow badminton? i think we shud have ten different types of marathon, numous versions of steeplechase and other track races for the playing field to be level.
ReplyDeletei agree with u esp on china theres no one left!! am soo proud to be kenyan
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ReplyDeleteHahahahhaa!!!!!! Those Chinese faces...
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