Michael Phelps Smoked by Kellogg, USA Swimming Over Pot Picture - Yahoo! News
Bad idea. Potheads love cereal.
Bad idea. Potheads love cereal.
Michael Phelps Smoked by Kellogg, USA Swimming Over Pot Picture - Yahoo! News
Bad idea. Potheads love cereal.
I find the US Swimming's ban to be a little bit of a joke. They said that they "had to come down hard on him because he's such a role model and we had to prove a point." Really? Did Phelps actually have any swimming events planned for the next 3 months? I highly doubt it, especially considering the "6 month break" Phelps said he was going to be taking following the Olympics - as in he wasn't even going to be getting in a pool. That 6 month period is only ending now, and it's not as if he needs US Swimming's permission to go jump into the pool at the nearest YMCA. This suspension was a total PR move with little to no substance behind it.
perfect example of the mock outrage.
Just trying to do my best SNL Weekend Update "Really?" schtick
(MacGruber and Weekend Update are really the only legitimate reasons to watch SNL anymore - sad, really. Well, I guess the digital shorts every once in awhile, but even those are extremely "hit and miss." Even the musical guests suck nowadays)
Just trying to do my best SNL Weekend Update "Really?" schtick
(MacGruber and Weekend Update are really the only legitimate reasons to watch SNL anymore - sad, really. Well, I guess the digital shorts every once in awhile, but even those are extremely "hit and miss." Even the musical guests suck nowadays)
He's a young kid who worked harder than just about anybody in the world to represent his country at the Olympics. He gave up basically every comfort and social pleasantry to represent the USA. He was the very model of hard work and commitment. He suceeded more than anyone else ever has. Then he did something a little stupid while blowing off some steam.
And that hard work got him paid to the tune of $50 million. Most millionaires sacrificed a ton to get where they are. But most are smart enough not to light up in public when you know people will have cameras. He apparently isn't.
Either way, it's Kellog's choice to drop him and for a company whose product is consumed by a ton of kids, I think its a good choice by them.
And that hard work got him paid to the tune of $50 million. Most millionaires sacrificed a ton to get where they are. But most are smart enough not to light up in public when you know people will have cameras. He apparently isn't.
Either way, it's Kellog's choice to drop him and for a company whose product is consumed by a ton of kids, I think its a good choice by them.
I have a two year old.....I haven't been awake to SNL in over a year....unless I was getting up to go pee. :yes:
You're a two year old? You're doing really well with the Internet thing for your age:yes:
And I can pee by myself!