Peace to ''fats''

Today's bla : My stoopid exams are now officially over. Really, I can bet that my poo and wee wee are way smoother than the past 1 week during the exams. Happy.
There is Brisbane Festival Male Voice Choir and Brisbane Festival & Riverfire 2009 at Rydges South Bank Brisbane tomorrow. I'll be heading down for the choir one. Those people at Riverfire, enjoy!


Recently, Kyle Sandilands from The Kyle and Jackie O Show on Sydney radio station 2DayFM was suspended because he made another stupid mistake - saying the fat people are hopeless in getting skinny even if they get to concentration camps. Nyamah. Check it out here.



Just a few weeks ago, Kyle Sandilands had already created a big mess for him and his partner, the hot Jackie O by verbally causing sexual harassment against a young teenage radio listener during an on-air interview. Check this out.




Maybe, just maybe, Kyle has his days of ups and downs so certain mistakes through verbal association will be slightly be messed up and would be negligible; but to insult the fat community and the people in the concentration and altogether with the recent sexual harassment? It is just plain abhorrent. Nyamah.

What I am a tad pissed off though, it's the way Kyle comment other people.

First it was the teenage girl :
The child started by saying, "I'm scared. It's not fair". Sandilands said, "She is scared, everyone. Yeah." The segment went astray when the child revealed she had been raped at the age of 12. After a long pause, Sandilands then asked "Right ... is that the only experience you've had?".

Then it was about the ''fat'' woman :
“You put her in a concentration camp and you watch the weight fall off … like she could be skinny”. How did he become a radio host like that?!

If you were anxious or nervous and unknowingly muttered something you shouldn't say, nobody will mind because mistakes do happen. But to intentionally insult people or a community through verbal means is a very demeaning act, especially if you work in a radio station. 100 million 'sorries' wouldn't be enough. Especially especially calling people fat and would never lose weight ever again. That's like saying your mamah's so old if she do breastfeeds, only milk powder will come out.

Beware of what you say ; once it is out, you can never swallow or take back what you've said. It's worse than hitting someone in the balls. It's irreversible.

Now, on joshlullaby.blogspot thoughts ::

I am fat fluffy. I admit it. And if you all haven't already know, the ''fatty'' always get bullied and this is what always happen nowadays in this stereotypical society.

To those who love to bully the ''fat'' people, my advice to you is not to pick on us. Pick on somebody your own size!

You know you love me, JOsh