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May 12 082 Vote

The Great Khali

Ash | Humor, Media

Amrita is amused by an article about the great Khali. It also reminds her of the useless trading cards that boys were crazy about when we were kids!

I love the fact that it’s totally acceptable for the WWE to describe this guy as a jungle monster and get a Rupert Murdoch publication to excuse it because that’s what fake fighting is all about. I also love the fact that the crowd that watches the WWE in the United States is now even more confused about India: a technology behemoth that’s stealing jobs via computers located in dense forests where tigers roam and snakes hiss? Whoa!

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