Just announced, (During The Bachelor finale, naturally) Cincinnati Bengals' wide receiver Chad Ochocinco, ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews and the United States' 2010 Olympic champion Evan Lysacek will be three of this season's 10 newest Dancing with the Stars competitors. I mean, personally I'm holding out for Erin Andrews to whoop some ass... but then again, the thought of Ochocinco in tights is prettty tempting.
Showing posts with label 2010 Winter Olympics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010 Winter Olympics. Show all posts
Monday, March 1, 2010
Sports Stars Dancing with the Stars
Just announced, (During The Bachelor finale, naturally) Cincinnati Bengals' wide receiver Chad Ochocinco, ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews and the United States' 2010 Olympic champion Evan Lysacek will be three of this season's 10 newest Dancing with the Stars competitors. I mean, personally I'm holding out for Erin Andrews to whoop some ass... but then again, the thought of Ochocinco in tights is prettty tempting.
Monday, February 22, 2010
USA! USA! USA!
I’d like to take a second to congratulate Team USA in their 5-3 upset over Canada yesterday. With the win, our boys earned their first Olympic victory over Canada since 1960. Looks like Canada is only good for two things now: Tim Horton’s and beer.
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2010 Winter Olympics
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Olympic Outfits Overly Branded?
This year’s 2010 winter Olympians will be struttin’ their stuff in style during the opening ceremonies, sporting some classic Americana looks made by the trademark in classic American designs – Ralph Lauren.
Don’t get me wrong, I always love the big pony, but the size of the signature Polo symbol has some people in an uproar. And while part of me hates to admit it, I have to agree; does the pony really need to be the size of Texas on the Olympic uniforms? I mean, it’s bigger than the American flag on the polos and hats, and the same size as the Olympic symbol on the jackets. C’mon Ralph, you’re supposed to be all-American – have a little more tact when clothing our athletes.
On the bright side (for those who aren’t offended by the king-size pony) the entire line is available to buy online, and some is even customizable.
Don’t get me wrong, I always love the big pony, but the size of the signature Polo symbol has some people in an uproar. And while part of me hates to admit it, I have to agree; does the pony really need to be the size of Texas on the Olympic uniforms? I mean, it’s bigger than the American flag on the polos and hats, and the same size as the Olympic symbol on the jackets. C’mon Ralph, you’re supposed to be all-American – have a little more tact when clothing our athletes.
On the bright side (for those who aren’t offended by the king-size pony) the entire line is available to buy online, and some is even customizable.
Labels:
2010 Winter Olympics,
Ralph Lauren
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