iPad and iTennis

Just a short commercial shoutout, Apple’s newest product, the iPad, marks its market expansion to a whole new world of women personal products. Sources mention that the new iPad can be easily hooked on to wherever it is meant to be hooked on to and is able to download protection for up to a thousand periods. And for those who are worried about viruses, each new iPad comes with vaginal firewall protection. So why still use the normal pads, get your newest iPads in your local Apple Stores.

Anyway, I’ve been watching some Australian Open matches these few days. My housemate was rather surprised since I actually hangs outside my room (the telly is in the living room). To those who know me personally, I am not really sporty at all. Neither do I care much about sports. But I recently found out that I can enjoy a Badminton or Tennis match quite much. Well, the only Tennis that I would really try to watch are probably the matches that involves the Williams sisters. And no, I do not watch the matches because of their squeals and moans. I just find them amusing to watch. Williams vs. Henin in the final was definitely a great fun to watch. One Henin supporter shouted at Henin, “You can beat her, Justine, she isn’t that good.” That propelled Serena to win the games and sets. Some supporters are probably the most idiotic people out there. Saying stuffs like that would most definitely spark motivation to the person they aren’t supporting. That said though, Justine Henin was playing amazingly too. Just like Serena said, she is definitely back in the court.

One of my greatest disappointment is not to watch Williams vs. Azarenka, which was quite a close one for Serena. Lost the first set and was losing 0-4 in the second. But she fought back and won the set and the next one. Must have been quite an amazing one!

The other match I watched was Federer vs. Murray. The result was quite expected, but I was rather disappointed that it lasted for only three sets! Oh well. Federer was quite smart, mentioning the fact that the British haven’t won yet since 1936, putting a lot of pressure on Murray. The tears shed at the end was rather silly but expected.

Oh well, sorry for this rushed, half-arsed and belated post. I’m rather busy these days, especially with a lot of rehearsals. But not to worry, I am sure I will be posting more soon!