real news + swedish competition = pissed

people.
enough about the fuckin waterfront stadium.

should we build?
should we not build?
who should do it?
who should pay for it?
where should we put it?
how do we put it there?
do you think we can finish in time?
what if we don't?
do you think the aussies will get it?
what does the public think?
do we need the public's opinion?
hey look it's headlines?
i'm on tv!
hi ma!


who
fucking
cares?

for those who do not know this piece of "real" news, Auckland is debate with itself (yes it is) whether to build a waterfront stadium for the rugby world cup 2011 or to upgrade it's current eden park stadium (yes, they have 3 rugby stadiums around Auckland)

so,
1. this is not news. this is a farce between politicians and people who speak and fart hot air. explanation - plenty of people to express opinion but no one does jackshit about anything.

2. for a country which builds one level malls, the thought of tackling a multi level stadium is a question of trust. i don't trust countries with 1 level mentalities.

3. three stadiums - isn't that enough? you want a fourth? in cantonese four means 'die', not a good omen.

4. i have a question! why the fuck should non rugby lovin residents pay out of their hard earned lettuce to pay contributing rates? you love the sport, pay double, motherfucker.

5. instead of arguing (to build or not to) spend some time running the government, and prevent scammers using 100 false identities to reap benefits totaling 3.2 million over 3 years.

i just have a few kind words to say, if you wanna build it then do it, no point riff rafting and fucking around with words like, it'll put us on the map, it'll make us famous. stop talking and just do it. if you don't then don't .... end of story and back to sheep shaggin then.

in 2 years Swedish furniture superstore IKEA will open in Auckland. (1st thought) oh my fucking god, NZ is approx. 10 years behind Malaysia. (1st world country?) pls motherfuckers can't even build higher than 1 level. So almost all furniture retailers are dissing IKEA, why? because mom & pop works 4 days a week, 5 hours a day trying to sell kauri furniture for thousands of dollars but IKEA opens 7 days a week, 10 hours a day selling simple, ready made, DIY $29.95 furniture. awww poor mom & pop. i guess it's time to look for other alternatives or is the competition too hot to handle?

it's ok most people are scared of competition especially when they know that they don't work as hard or think as fast. So again. don't think it and talk about it for the next 2 years, because it's all just wavelengths,vibrations, waveforms in the air and please don't make it hot.

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