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Nandhimitra-
The first giant warrior was Nandhimitra, a nephew of a Sinhalese general in Elara`s army. He lived in the South of Anuradhapura. He was named Mittha after his father. It is said that when his mother went to the well to fetch water she was in the habit of tying a rope or strap around his body and fastening it to a grinding stone, so that he would not stray outside. One day when the mother was away, he dragged the heavy stone after him and later broke the rope and freed himself. Thus, he became known as Nandhi- mittha.

GOTIMBARA,
In the village of Nitulvita there lived a man named Mahanaga who had several sons. The youngest was Gota who was short and lazy. One day his brothers left home in the morning to clear a jungle patch for cultivation. They worked throughout the day in the hot sun, leaving a small portion before they returned. They told their father that they had worked hard but left a portion to be done by their youngest brother. Gotaimbara was hurt with what his brothers said. He went to the field where there were Imbara trees. He immediately uprooted all Imbara trees and made a field without wasting anytime. Then he went home and told them that he had uprooted all the Imbara trees and prepared the field for cultivation. His brothers laughed at him and went to see what he had done. When they got there they were surprised to see the work done by Gota. They called him Gota Imbara which became Gotaimbara because he uprooted all the Imbara trees

`You got to know when to hold em, know when to fold em,
Know when to walk away and know when to run`

he heee heeeeee heeeee
api nodanna Raj...!

Complete video found here....
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xaviji_how-sri-lanka-captured-the-new-tami_news

see 11.15min....ooooohhhh..
chinkalams comin 4 ya... be ready stateless Donkey Tamils...
its pay back time....
:o))))

Brothers and Sisters, let us take a moment to bow our heads in honor of those True Sons of Sri Lanka who cannot be with us today in what we acknowledge as our greatest moment as a Nation. For as we celebrate today, tomorrow, and each night onwards, we remember this as the night Tyranny lays defeated. We must take a pause to remember the ones to whom the credit should truly go.

For the glory does not belong to the politicians nor to ordinary people like you or I. The glory belongs to those who put themselves in harm`s way so that no harm ever came to us. I speak only of the men and women of the Sri Lankan Armed forces to whom we owe this victory to.