What the f#ck???

After reading Sunstar Cebu at home late last night, with a beer in hand, this is the headline in page 10 of our paper:

City to buy P2M lot
for basketball court

And then there's a teaser below it that states "councilor says mayor promised this to residents even before polls"

Holy crap of all crap. How many freakin basketball courts do we have already? A thousand? For two million pesos, heck, one can build a decent field already!

Comments

Anonymous said…
ayaw lag freak out diha.
bisag unsaon pa nimug ingun na football is the most popular sport in the world, diris ato
basketball is still most popular.
3:57 PM
Cebu Football said…
yeah, but two million for a basketball court?? whats it made of? gold? a sultan's dung?
3:58 PM
Anonymous said…
helow? mura man kag just now! ang2 ang ten percent diay nila.
the bigger the budget the better
4:03 PM
Anonymous said…
basketball sucks big time
7:28 PM
Anonymous said…
the beautiful game needs a stage to play on, we need football pitches not basketball courts.
10:20 PM
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