Should IOC prepare additional gold metals for Hard Feeling Championships by the end of 2008 Beijing Olympic?

Question

I just feel a bit sorry for those people who could not accept the reality, and kept bashing all the way to the end. if IOC didn't issue such metals, it would be definitively not good for the image of IOC's fairnessship. one world, a lot of dreams!!

Answer 1

Yes , it should, because to show your hard feeling, you have to bash around, and bashing deserves a metal.

1. bashing is a hard work. you have to use your emotion to bash, and risk with others bashing back.

2. bashing is a sacrifice. you have to sacrifice your image as a generous person, and make yourself look mean.

3. bashing needs knowledge. you have to compose with logic and convincing languages to make some senses.

4. bashing is embarrassed and ashamed sometimes. you have to bash sometimes even when you have no excuse to bash others, and end up with abuses.

5. bashing is a competition. you have to compete on the nastiness with others. who can plaster more s***s around? the tolerance for the smell.

with the five points,  why don't issue the championships for bashing for hard feeling? and that is so frustrated if there is no reward at all, and who would like to bash anymore? what are the hard feelings for? haha...

Answer 2

It's a shame the IOC is so corrupt and can be so easily bought off. They aren't going to change any medal standings. The games are over--it's done. I have to admit, I loved it when Nastia was giving her last exhibit performance on the beam and she just hopped off. No dismount! You could hear a pin drop. I laughed! I said, good girl! They didn't deserve a stellar last performance. Get it from the 12 year old. And from now on you're going to have to pay to see her.