Complaints about cleanliness, plumbing and electrics were also made by other countries that have sent advance parties to the Indian capital, including Scotland which described the village as "unsafe and unfit for human habitation".
Those are some pretty harsh words. I'm intrigued. Why and how did the Indian government fuck up so horribly?
I also find the line below ridiculous.
"Everyone has different standards about cleanliness. The westerners have different standards, we have different standards."
If you can't meet everyone's standards, maybe you shouldn't have bid for it in the first place. Or...
"They're filthy. You can't occupy them. They need a deep clean. There's builders' dust and rubble in doorways, shower doors the wrong way round, toilets that don't work," he said just two days before athletes begin arriving.
There was also "excrement in places it shouldn't be", he said -- referring to problems thought to be the result of thousands of labourers using the toilets in the "certainly uninhabitable" residential complex.
... maybe in Delhi, "excrement in places it shouldn't be" in the eyes of the "westerners" are actually the norm for the Indians. I'm not even trying to be sarcastic here.
我知这不是新歌。
剛剛下栽了南極星﹐ 忘 了要換成簡體字。。。
好﹐ 換 了。
許要用南極星做華文功課。我平時用的 http://www.mandarintools.com/worddict.html 也可以﹐ 但是會很麻煩。這南極星還可以打正個詞﹐ 不需要慢慢一個字一個字打。
希望這南極星可以用在MSWord里﹐不會出問題。
現在式式看。。。
沒事﹐應該不會有問題。