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Should this Olympics be known as The Great Gall of China?

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Amazing....People....It's a play on words.. The Gall of China... trying to pass off 13-year-old girls as 16-year-old gymnasts so they could compete on the adult level. The Olympic rules clearly state that all girls MUST be 16 years of age. The Chinese girls that won the Gymnastics competition were all 13 or younger... The IOC knows this -- yet America and the IOC both refuse to do anything about it, because they don't want to rock the boat and lose their chances of getting the Olympics in Chicago in 2016 by creating an ugly scene with China.

So the American girls -- who have trained and played by the rules, and came in second -- are learning that it's OK to cheat and break the rules if it gets you that medal in the end. Hey. It worked for China. That's what winners are made of.

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What's a Gall? Love Bill's answer though
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Yeah what's a gall? And you're not funny.
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what
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No, should the American Olympic team be known as the Great Wail in China?
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wua-wua-wuaaaaa...
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Yes!! Good one. And of the IOC for giving it to them.
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Gall means bitterness.

I gotcha girl.
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Why? What's a gall?
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