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August 21, 2008

Come affa wi name

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Mi seh, how some people and country bad mind suh?
Mi seh afta Usain Bolt bun up de field and bruk two
worl record people a fight him out.

Why dem nuh want see Jamaicans prosper? A wah wi
do dem? Dem need fi know seh wi little but wi talawah,
an nuh matter wha, we a God Bless pickney.

Mi seh dem all have up seh Bolt deh pon drugs, dats why
him run suh fast, cause him neva use to suh fast. Dis
just grieve mi heart, cause after we a do so well de
little badmind people dem nuh want se we reach nuh weh
so dem a start rumour.

Dem feel seh wi an dem a de same ting. A straight
dumplin, banana, yam and cassava we eat a Jamdung.
Wi nuh affi tek drugs, 'cause...we have it like that!

All wi affi tell dem seh is come affa wi name, because
de more dem talk a de more we a prosper, a wah dem feel like?

To all Jamaican athletes - nuh watch nuh face, we proud
a oonu, mek dem gwaan chat. Oonu really mek wi proud.

A we seh Jamaica "to di flipping worl".

Posted by YardFlex at August 21, 2008 12:00 PM


Comments


Posted by: Wade Cameron on August 21, 2008 12:33 PM

Dem country deh, just badmind cause wi do wi ting wid natural food. Get off dat already. Wi prove to di wherl wi talawah... Bolt a di boss!


Posted by: PinkCattie on August 21, 2008 12:38 PM

REPRESENT TO DI WORLD... WID ALL THESE GOLDS.

Y dem no go watch di American Swimmer dat win 8 gold and ask if him deh pan drugs. Mek dem go way bout him show off. Show off Usain an MEK IT BUN DEM.

By di way does Usuain buddy strap dung cause him BENd down after him win & mi no si no WOOD a print out di boy a 6ft 4inch tall no tell me say him naw no wood tink it would a long


Posted by: clive on August 21, 2008 12:42 PM

mi proud a wi boys and girls mi couldn,t miss a bit of dem sprinting. jamaican we are the best the best no country can,t test when our athletes are ready to kickup on the tract. respect to all our athletes and to all jamaican

di bess inna di world


Posted by: dee on August 21, 2008 12:44 PM

we gotta watch carefull wha d americans and others do to us. dem show all kinda races over n over. but when d c'bean people win or do well we only see it a few times. americans losin n yah seein dem races more dan c-bean winners.

full time we get our own tv caribbean based station. tempo r sumbody do sumthing.

sick of d americans n rest of world comments bout c'bean atheletes


Posted by: fattypummzcyaandone on August 21, 2008 12:47 PM

MI FEEL DE SAME WAY AS DIS YA ARTICLE...AS SOON AS DE MAN TEK DE SPOTLIGHT OFF A AMERICA DEM START WIT DEM FOOLISHNESS....DEM FE TAP MIX UP JAMAICA SWEET BWOY PICKNEY WIT DOPEHEAD JASON GATLIN AND CRACKOUT MARION JONES AN JUS ACCEPT DE FACT DAT WE AS JAMAICANS WE GOD BLESS AND ALL WHEN DEM TINK WE NAH RISE WE A STAND FIRM AND TALL...WEH WE SEH!!!!!!!!!JAMAICA TO DE WORLLLLL....USAIN WE LUV U YUTE!!!!!!


Posted by: Senne' on August 21, 2008 12:49 PM

What they say doesn't matter. What we know does!! Bless Usain!!!


Posted by: toytoy83 on August 21, 2008 12:50 PM

mi sey me vex nuh blo**claat! every site mi go pan dem just a hate! whey dem want from wi? wi do bad dem torch wi. wi do good dem tarch wi. yow unu low wi.
jamaica to di world


Posted by: mstic on August 21, 2008 12:58 PM

but a wad did claat dem nuh lef di big man alone, mi seh a mad dem ago mad jamaica 2 flippin worl a dat wi seh.


Posted by: Lioness on August 21, 2008 01:14 PM

BAD MIND A ONE TERRIBLE THING YU NUH...AHHHH BOWY Y DA F**K DEM NUH LEGGO OFF THE YOUTH NAME MAN CHO RAAS. DEM CAANT STOP JAMAICA NO WAY NO DAY. WE DONE HAVE THE GOLD THEM SO WHO NUH LIKE IT CAN F**K RIGHT OFFFFFFFFFFFF.


Posted by: marlonex on August 21, 2008 01:21 PM

SWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY...Hey you si dem black blood claaat american deh whe a rund dem mouth pan bossip.com and den a tun roun a talk seh everybody fi seh Obama 08..

I WANT TO DISTURB MY BADMIND NEIGHBOUR
KING BOLT 08



Posted by: toya on August 21, 2008 01:35 PM

A BADMIND DEM BAD MIND WE...... COME OFFA WE BLODC*&^%T NAME......DUTTY GRUDGEFUL PPLE......DEM NH LUV FI SEE WE PROSPER ALL DEM TINK WE GOOD FA A FI COMMIT MURDER..... DEM CAAN STAP WE CAUSE WE GWAN A LED!!!


Posted by: fabulous on August 21, 2008 01:36 PM

Yardflex, big up! I love this story. We do not have to watch what people say about our athletes. We are a country of substance, pride and dignity. We do not have to take a performance drugs to excel because we the stamina and the perservance to achieve and execute one we want. Big up! to all Jamaicans. We are proud indeed for what we have achieved and about to achieve.


Posted by: brad on August 21, 2008 02:21 PM

Ignore this shit!! This is time to celebrate!! Don't turn something positive to something negative. Nuh linga yuh know.


Posted by: Meriadeck78 on August 21, 2008 02:22 PM

Hi all

Wa mi say, is that Usain Bolt is a great champion. Like every champion he had pushed the limit of sport. Jamaican athletes had shine this year like american athletes had shine the over year.
I applause to the performance of all jamaican athletes. All caribbean people is proud of you.


Posted by: slim d on August 21, 2008 02:39 PM

as much as i am in a good, innocent time i have not change GO AND SUCK UNO MUMMA AMERICA & OTHERS, DONT GET ME UPSET!!!!!!!


Posted by: babykay20 on August 21, 2008 04:26 PM

f*k dem they are jus haters nd jealous ah wi but who give ah f*k weh dem ah seh cum off wi bac dutty stinkin american nd ah chat seh wi country nuh well develop who di p**syclaat iz dem fi seh such thin mi proud ah weh mi born nd grow jamaica fi life...


Posted by: Nelly on August 21, 2008 04:34 PM

Wey the B C, R C, P C unnu nuh leave wi alone. Did Michael Phelps get any blood Test. JAMAICA TO THE FLIPPING WORLD! We deh pon a Positive Vibes and dem waan throw negative in deh. Unno gu Chuck OFFFFF! Wi nuh need nuh Enhancement, WI NATURALLLLLLLLLLLL!

Pink Cattie, behave yu self. u have me cracking up...Afta the 200m mi si something there, i was wondering if he wearing jackstrap!

JA TO THE WORLD A DAT WI SEH!


Posted by: LeAnne on August 21, 2008 04:57 PM

Usain Bolt! You are JAMAZING!

CONGRATS! YOU HAVE DONE US PROUD.


Posted by: SWEETSADIE on August 21, 2008 05:13 PM

MEK DEM TALK, DEM FEEL INTIMIDATED BY WE LIKKLE ISLAND. YOU NO SEE SEH NEITHER THE MEN OR WOMEN U.S TEAM QUALIFY FI DI 4X100. DEM A LOSE IT AN A FALL APART. HAVE ALL THE NERVE FI A TALK SEH IT SEEMS LIKE SOMEBODY VOODOO DEM U.S TEAM. IF I LAUGH I DEAD. WHOOOEE MI BODY, TINGS A COME UP TO BUMP. MORE GOLD A DAT ME SEH.


Posted by: socially concious on August 21, 2008 05:21 PM

DUTTY YANKEE A SO DEM TAN, THE ONLY CULTURE THE BLACK AMERICAN ONE DEM HAVE A WHA THE WHITE MAN TELL DEM SEH DEM HAVE. DEM NO HAVE NO CULTURE AND A THAT DEM GRUDGE WE FAH. WE HAVE A RICH AND PROUD HERITAGE ROOTS AND CULTURE. A LONG TIME DEM NO LIKE WE. DEM A GO TIAD FI SEE WE FACE, CANT GET WE OUTTA DE RACE.


Posted by: get off on August 21, 2008 05:22 PM

Wah you mean JA ain't gettin coverage??? Er'time I turn pon di tv it is all JA. Phelps is old news now. Don't be hatin in your victory's. America dis, America dat, whateva. America and JA athletes get along great. Good competition. One Love.


Posted by: nicko on August 21, 2008 07:08 PM

yow dem betta nu mek clans and one order not to mention spranglas and di showa man dem get rath and start rise it enuh weh dem nuh bclaat low wi alone


Posted by: toni on August 21, 2008 07:37 PM

people u no know how much sin mi have to sin mi soul on youtube.... them no stop hate pan we, but i give it to the old UNITED STERIODS OF AMERICA U SEE... but i get a shock... is not the Whites a hate is the black americans... u ever see nothing like that? MEK THEM HATE CAUSE STINKING MOUTH CAN'T HURT WEEEEEE!


Posted by: MS. GOTIT on August 21, 2008 07:37 PM

DE DUTTY AMERICANS DEM CAANT STOP WE CAUSE DEM CAANT TEK NO MORE DRUG...... ALL HATERS ESPECIALLY THE AMERICANS....... GO S&CK UNOO MUMMA 10 TIMES..... P&&Y WE NATURAL.....WE NO NEED NO DRUGS......JAMAICA TO DE FLIPPING WHERL.... A DAT WE SAY STR8!!!!!


Posted by: KAYE87 on August 21, 2008 09:09 PM

JAMAICANS BOSSY NO RA$$!! PPPL DID YOU ALL SEE HIM DO THE NO LINGA? THEN THE ICC R WATEVER SAY HE SHOULD SHOW SUM RESPECT FOR FELLOW ATHLETS. JUST BET IF IT WAS USA THEM WOULDNT SAY DAT CRAP,
LOOK THEM NEVA HELP HIM WIN SO MI NAH SHOW NUTHING FI DEM, THEY ALL WANTED US TO LOSE BUT SINCE WE A DO SO WELL THEM A TRY STOP IT, BUT THEM NEVA LEARN. WHEN DEM A FIGHT WE A PRAY LETS SEE WHO WILL WIN.. BADMIND R GODBLESSS!!


Posted by: Geoffta on August 21, 2008 10:01 PM

Life is so funny, they (USA) have being dominating track and field for all these years with there drugs, it not our fault you can't win a gold medal in the 100 and 200 meters both men and women also 400 meters hurdles for women plus, not to mention breaking world records, Blame Marion Jones for letting your little secret out. Usain, TELL DEM FI GO S*CK DEM MUMMA NASTY R@SS DEM. A long time Jamaica a win gold. Steroid Users Dem


Posted by: Aly on August 21, 2008 10:20 PM


Bolt 2 de universe! A dat we seh
Dem need fe go analyse dem self an stop wid de badmind ting. God nuh like ugly, dem nuh see wah happen 2 dem 2 relay team?

Come 2 tink a it, mi feel a dem drop it pon purpose cuz dem know dem know dem did a go lose anyway.

Anyway we proud a de athlete dem. Oonu big up oonu self.


Posted by: jamaica to the f**king world on August 21, 2008 10:44 PM

a wa america feel like dem feel say we cant make it but we a step pon them


Posted by: shanakay on August 21, 2008 10:54 PM

congrats! who god bless no man curse


Posted by: trevor sax on August 21, 2008 11:18 PM

Americans are just a bunch of bullies, if things don't go their way . They start a war.


Posted by: genius101101 on August 22, 2008 12:31 AM

it just bun dem dutty American people dey sey wi betta dan dem n a nuh only ina sprinting ina nuff more things but ina sprinting wi prove it to the world sey wi a di best wining fi wi is a natural wi a
baan winers wi nuh need nu fama drugs

JAMAICA TO THE WORLD A DAT MI SEY
USAIN BOLT TEK IT TO DEM


Posted by: 3jrsoljah on August 22, 2008 06:16 AM

i know these critics were coming and any jamaicans who dont agree with me r blind
thats y we shud stick toghether and stop
killing off each other because most of z
outside world doesnt like us
who remembers maurice green
i am certain he celebrate more outagious
than z lightening.........dat me seh.....


Posted by: st simon on August 22, 2008 07:15 AM

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BEIJING — Jacques Rogge is so bought, so compromised, the president of the IOC doesn’t have the courage to criticize China for telling a decade of lies to land itself these Olympic Games.

All the promises made to get these Games — on Tibet, Darfur, pollution, worker safety, freedom of expression, dissident rights — turned out to be phony, perhaps as phony as the Chinese gymnasts’ birthdates Rogge was way too slow to investigate.

One of the most powerful men in sports turned the world away from his complicity. Instead, he has flexed his muscles by unloading on a powerless sprinter from a small island nation.

Rogge’s ripping of Usain Bolt’s supposed showboating in two of the most electrifying gold-medal performances of these Games has to be one of the most ill-timed and gutless acts in the modern history of the Olympics.

“That’s not the way we perceive being a champion,” Rogge said of the Jamaican sprinter. “I have no problem with him doing a show. I think he should show more respect for his competitors and shake hands, give a tap on the shoulder to the other ones immediately after the finish and not make gestures like the one he made in the 100 meters.”

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Oh, this is richer than those bribes and kickbacks the IOC got caught taking.

All the powerful nations — including the United States — have carte blanche at the Games. They can pout and preen, cheat, throw bean balls, file wild complaints, break promises that got them a host bid, whatever they want. They can take turns slapping Rogge and his cronies around like rag dolls as long as the dinner with a good wine list gets paid.

A single individual sprinter? Even if you don’t like his manner, that’s whom Rogge deems it necessary to attack, to issue a worldwide condemnation?

“I understand the joy,” Rogge said. “He might have interpreted that in another way, but the way it was perceived was ‘catch me if you can.’ You don’t do that. But he’ll learn. He’s still a young man.”

Perceived by whom? Old fat cats making billions of Olympic dollars on the backs of athletes like Bolt for a century now? They get to define this? They get to lecture about learning?

Bolt is everything the Olympics are supposed to be about. He isn’t the product of some rich country, some elaborate training program that churns out gold medals by any means necessary.

He’s a breath of fresh air, a guy who came out of nowhere to enrapture the world with his athletic performance and colorful personality. This is no dead-eye product of some massive machine.

He was himself, and the world loved him for it.

On his own force of will, Bolt has become the break-out star of these Games. He saved the post-Michael Phelps Olympics. It wasn’t so much his world-record times, but the flair, the fun.

No one at the track had a problem with this guy; they understood he is everything the sport needs to recover from an era of extreme doping. The Lightning Bolt made people care about track again, something that seemed impossible two weeks ago.

“I don’t feel like he’s being disrespectful,” American Shawn Crawford told the Associated Press. “He deserves to dance.”

Apparently, Rogge would prefer 12-year-old gymnasts too frightened to crack a smile.


IOC President Jacques Rogge (s…

AFP - Aug 21, 2:12 am EDT
It got better when, in the same press conference, he pretended to forget all the lies China told him to get this bid, all the troubles, all the challenges, and praised the host nation. Yes, these have been an exceptionally well-run Games from a tactical standpoint, and the Chinese people have displayed otherworldly kindness.

None of which denies the promises broken, the innocent jailed, the freedoms denied — the kind of issues someone with Jacques Rogge’s standing should be talking about.

He has no spine for that. Not for China. Not for any big country. He had to criticize someone, he had to make headlines, he had to show he was a tough guy. So who better than someone from somewhere that can’t ever touch him back?

Yes, Usain Bolt is the problem of the Olympics. He’s the embarrassment. He’s the one who needs to learn.

Sure, Jacques, sure.


Posted by: niquie on August 22, 2008 07:49 AM

But dem must feel intimidated cuz a pure crosses drop pon dem a bejing this year round.I live in the U.S so i have been enduring all the critiscism being passed on jamaicans,even when we're watching the olympics here,they hardly feature the jamaicans who actually wins races,the americans coulda come in dead last,they're interviewing them first,completely ignoring the jamaicans but this is the U.S so i didnt expect better,dem naw put nobody ova dem. As if dat nuh bad eenuf dem, comments are being thrown out that jamaicans have voodoo doll over the U.S. A dem same reason deh y dem will neva prosper,mek dem know dis is not Haiti...we nuh deal wid voodoo,IF YUH ASK ME A REPERCUSSION A TEK DEM FI ALL THE UNFAIRNESS DEM SAME 1 CARRY IN THE OLYMPICS,FAILING MISERABLY AT DRUG TESTS,ITS NOBODYS FAULT BUT THEIR OWN.


Posted by: niquie on August 22, 2008 07:51 AM

TEK IT TO DEM BLACK GREEN AND GOLD,IT BURRRRN DEM,BUT A DI BEST A WE,KEEP DOING UR THING ATHLETES WE ARE VERY PROUD OF U! HOT IT UP!!!


Posted by: higrade on August 22, 2008 08:42 AM

Rogge rips the wrong guy
By Dan Wetzel, Yahoo! Sports
Aug 21, 10:40 am EDT


BEIJING — Jacques Rogge is so bought, so compromised, the president of the IOC doesn’t have the courage to criticize China for telling a decade of lies to land itself these Olympic Games.

All the promises made to get these Games — on Tibet, Darfur, pollution, worker safety, freedom of expression, dissident rights — turned out to be phony, perhaps as phony as the Chinese gymnasts’ birthdates Rogge was way too slow to investigate.

One of the most powerful men in sports turned the world away from his complicity. Instead, he has flexed his muscles by unloading on a powerless sprinter from a small island nation.

Rogge’s ripping of Usain Bolt’s supposed showboating in two of the most electrifying gold-medal performances of these Games has to be one of the most ill-timed and gutless acts in the modern history of the Olympics.

“That’s not the way we perceive being a champion,” Rogge said of the Jamaican sprinter. “I have no problem with him doing a show. I think he should show more respect for his competitors and shake hands, give a tap on the shoulder to the other ones immediately after the finish and not make gestures like the one he made in the 100 meters.”

ADVERTISEMENT


Oh, this is richer than those bribes and kickbacks the IOC got caught taking.

All the powerful nations — including the United States — have carte blanche at the Games. They can pout and preen, cheat, throw bean balls, file wild complaints, break promises that got them a host bid, whatever they want. They can take turns slapping Rogge and his cronies around like rag dolls as long as the dinner with a good wine list gets paid.

A single individual sprinter? Even if you don’t like his manner, that’s whom Rogge deems it necessary to attack, to issue a worldwide condemnation?

“I understand the joy,” Rogge said. “He might have interpreted that in another way, but the way it was perceived was ‘catch me if you can.’ You don’t do that. But he’ll learn. He’s still a young man.”

Perceived by whom? Old fat cats making billions of Olympic dollars on the backs of athletes like Bolt for a century now? They get to define this? They get to lecture about learning?

Bolt is everything the Olympics are supposed to be about. He isn’t the product of some rich country, some elaborate training program that churns out gold medals by any means necessary.

He’s a breath of fresh air, a guy who came out of nowhere to enrapture the world with his athletic performance and colorful personality. This is no dead-eye product of some massive machine.

He was himself, and the world loved him for it.

On his own force of will, Bolt has become the break-out star of these Games. He saved the post-Michael Phelps Olympics. It wasn’t so much his world-record times, but the flair, the fun.

No one at the track had a problem with this guy; they understood he is everything the sport needs to recover from an era of extreme doping. The Lightning Bolt made people care about track again, something that seemed impossible two weeks ago.

“I don’t feel like he’s being disrespectful,” American Shawn Crawford told the Associated Press. “He deserves to dance.”

Apparently, Rogge would prefer 12-year-old gymnasts too frightened to crack a smile.


IOC President Jacques Rogge (s…

AFP - Aug 21, 2:12 am EDT
It got better when, in the same press conference, he pretended to forget all the lies China told him to get this bid, all the troubles, all the challenges, and praised the host nation. Yes, these have been an exceptionally well-run Games from a tactical standpoint, and the Chinese people have displayed otherworldly kindness.

None of which denies the promises broken, the innocent jailed, the freedoms denied — the kind of issues someone with Jacques Rogge’s standing should be talking about.

He has no spine for that. Not for China. Not for any big country. He had to criticize someone, he had to make headlines, he had to show he was a tough guy. So who better than someone from somewhere that can’t ever touch him back?

Yes, Usain Bolt is the problem of the Olympics. He’s the embarrassment. He’s the one who needs to learn.

Sure, Jacques, sure.

Dan Wetzel is Yahoo! Sports' national columnist. Send Dan a question or comment for potential use in a future column or webcast.


Posted by: lola on August 22, 2008 08:43 AM

Who God bless no man curse. Dem too bright and tan bad. Im in Philly wearing my Jamaican colors, the dutty jealous people fe just drop asleep.


Posted by: Always a happen on August 22, 2008 09:56 AM

A daggering mi seh u nuh!


Posted by: samantha on August 22, 2008 09:59 AM

Tell dem idiotic ppl to go nyam SHIT!!!!! True dem know that 60% of the US athletes deh pon steriods, that's why dem a chat. Look on Marion Jones how she did cocky when she win(but them no see that) Mek di youth enjoy him victory, a fi him time to shine. Correction fi wi time (Jamaicans) for all the time the bloody USA dominate the sports, so now them see say wi a big force to reckon with. Dance Usain Dance! him little childish but a suh it go. U nuh c how Beenie Man think him a di best! We Jamaicans have attitude who no like it Jump off a bridge!!!!!!


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