It's Not Like Anyone Is Reading This Anyway

Celebrating 60 years of Communist rule?
Seriously?
Need I remind you the countless 'sacrifices' made to realize Mao's dream of a China 'capable of defending herself'?
Need I remind you why some of our grandparents/parents/cousins/aunts/uncles left China for a place somewhere else in the world?
Need I remind you the Tiananmen Massacre where scores of students who protested against corruption in China(it started out as a memorial service for Hu Yao Bang) were mercilessly pulverized to death?

The Chinese people of China traded democracy for economic growth. Such a growth has been underway since 1979, and is not expected to slow down anytime soon, so shouldn't the Communist Party of China start talking about democracy(for fucks sake, it's a universal value, not Western)?

Celebrating 60 years of Communist rule?
I think not.

Cuckoo Clocks Sound The End

Chong Wei hit an easy high ball.
Lin Dan went for a big smash to his fore hand.
Chong Wei retrieved it, but it feel short, hitting the net.
All was lost, Malaysia will not win it's first Gold today.

We were silent, only the father of my sister stood standing, cheering, jeering, laughing at us.
You could see that it was inevitable.
After a poor show in the first game, and then giving the first 8 points of the second game to Lin Dan, it wasn't going well for Chong Wei.

Final score : 21-12, 21-8
I still standby my view that both players are technically the same, they are equally good, and as you can see, Chong Wei has excellent defense. But the finals is not the time to showcase your defense, but being outright aggressive and smart playing wins you the game.

I think a few factors contributed to Chong Wei's lost :
1) Overwhelming support for Lin Dan and the fact that this is a badminton court he is so used to
2) Lin Dan's high spirits, it was clearly there, and his aggressiveness, time and again, he did a drop shot, Chong Wei gave a weak return, allowing Lin Dan to smash it cross court
3) Chong Wei bowed down to pressure many times, and this led to many mistakes made by him, especially hitting shots that were wide to the back of the court

Lee Chong Wei has lost. I am sad. Very Sad. We all hoped for a better outing, but unfortunately it wasn't so, Lin Dan was in control most of the time. The consolation is that this is Malaysia's first medal in 12 years. (Confirmed)

Lin Dan is 25. Chong Wei is 26. Will Chong Wei ever have a chance again in the next Olympics? unlikely so, badminton players lose their steam once they reach 30.
Example : Wong Chong Hann

* An honest analysis, worth reading, except its in Mandarin, really small Mandarin characters. -.-

When the Moon becomes a crunchy chocolate bar

I shall not blog about the Olympic Badminton Men Finals.

I shall let Keenen do the honours. All yours my friend.

Let's just say....

...you're in for a very dulan and angry post from him.

NS Pwns Us All

We all love China. Don't ya agree?

IF YOU DON'T AGREE WITH ME I'M GOING TO BLOODY KILL YOU!!!!!

Beijing Olympics was proven to be a great success. Bravo! Imagine the pride we have! I'm really proud to be a Chinese!

BUT, there are some bloody brainless noob shits who don't approve the effort of China and in turn criticize the opening ceremony as "hollow" and "boring". Don't you feel like slaying them into pieces? For God's sake they don't even deserve to be Chinese. SHAME ON THEM. They're a disgrace and humiliation to us!

Hope someone may remove these garbages from the society.


We're more like China's Chinese than Malaysia's Chinese.

Also, do listen to China's national anthem! It boosts your morale!


* Kee here, on a side note, please do read this.
Please be reminded, we are not here to judge. -Stares at L-Y-