2010 Winter Olympics

kwa kweli warusi waishie kununa tu move zao haziwezi kuwakuta hata kidogo na zile move za wa-Canada au za wa-US maana zilikuwa baab kubwa...........duuh mazeee mi sio mpenzi saana wa hii kitu ila mke wangu habanduki kuangalia hizi dancing..........sijui unyakyusa (tena kyela) na hii ice dancing wapi na wapi........lol

Ogah said:

kwa kweli warusi waishie kununa tu move zao haziwezi kuwakuta hata kidogo na zile move za wa-Canada au za wa-US maana zilikuwa baab kubwa...........duuh mazeee mi sio mpenzi saana wa hii kitu ila mke wangu habanduki kuangalia hizi dancing..........sijui unyakyusa (tena kyela) na hii ice dancing wapi na wapi........lol

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The Vancouver Winter Olympics drew to a spectacular close on Sunday after 17 days of intense competition.
Canada topped the medal table, with 14 golds, seven silvers and five bronze medals, while the United States won the most medals with 37 overall.

Amy Williams clinched skeleton gold to win Britain's only medal at the Games.

Olympic chief Jacques Rogge said: "This extraordinary embrace by the entire city is something unique and has given a great atmosphere for these Games."

The closing ceremony began with the comedic emergence of the Olympic flame's fourth ice crystal leg, which failed to appear during the opening ceremony.

The show, which lasted more than two hours, featured the likes of Canadian actors William Shatner and Michael J. Fox poking fun at their country in a self-deprecating manner.

The Games, which featured 2500 athletes from 82 competing nations, had begun in the worst possible way with the death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili.
The 21-year-old was killed when his sled flipped and he hit a steel pole during a training run on the much criticised, high-speed Whistler Sliding Centre track.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/olympic_games/vancouver_2010/8542068.stm

Ab-Titchaz said:

L-R) Jian Tong and Qing Pang of China win the silver medal, Hongbo Zhao and Xue Shen of China win the gold medal, and Robin Szolkowy and Aliona Savchenko of Germany win the bronze medal in the Figure Skating Pairs Free Program on day 4 of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics at the Pacific Coliseum on February 15, 2010 in Vancouver, Canada.​

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Sikuona waTz wa JF, a.k.a wazee wa kushadadia wakishangilia hii bronze medal..😀