Singh Letâs Down Entire Nation Of Fiji Who Now Have Only Crap Rugby Sevens Team To Believe In
Following Vijay Singhâs admission to Tim Finchem yesterday that he is using spray from a deerâs antlers and balls to play golf, a sense of total depression is said to have descended on his home nation of Fiji.
Walasi Sivivatu, spokesman for Vijayâs 850,000 fans on the Island of Fiji, told reporters he was shocked and stunned by the story.
Saying he felt âperplexed and saddenedâ by Singhâs actions, Sivivatu hinted that Fijians may now consider joining the other 7.064 billion people on Earth who donât particularly like Vijay anyway.
âItâs really hard to take inâ said Sivivatu with an anxious look into space and a kind of incredulity that absolutely nobody else outside of Fiji shares. âThe capital of Fiji is called Singhtown, our national holiday is St. Vijayâs Day, and even Santa over here has a red dot on his forehead; thatâs how much we loved this manâ.
âOkay it had been reported on the Fijian evening news that Vijay was growing a pair of tits lately, but we all thought it was just Vijay moulding into a Buddah like figure we could all pray to. So to find out that man boobs are a side effect of deer antler spray is pretty devastatingâ, he weeped.
The Fijian president Walasi Vunibaka ordered the Fijian flag to have Singhâs face removed from it and hung at half mast from the State buildings at âSingh Castleâ, renamed âCastleâ as a mark of the âdeep sadnessâ felt by the people of Fiji and exactly no one else on the entire planet. Vunikaba directed the people of Fiji to switch their undying love instead to the Fijian Sevens Rugby team. The former undisputed Sevens champions of the world havenât won a game in over two years since New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and England started to take the game seriously.
âIf we cannot look up to Vijay, who can we look up to?â begged the tearful Sivivatu. âI was even in the crowd the last time Vijay came to visit us in Fiji back in 1987. He threw out several pairs of thick black rimmed spectacles to the crowd. My grandfather caught a pair. It was a wonderful occasionâ.
âThis is a sad day for Fiji. I even had his laugh as my ringtoneâ.
Later, after a cup of tea, Sivivatu did admit to not really liking Vijayâs sweaters all along, or the fact that he doesnât really look Fijian, or the way he treats other human beings.
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