If Michael Phelps Were A Country …
He'd have more Olympic medals than … quite a few in the history of the games. Not bad for a useless pothead.
He'd have more Olympic medals than … quite a few in the history of the games. Not bad for a useless pothead.
A pot-smoker just became the most decorated athlete in Olympic history – proving that the “gateway drug” can indeed be a gateway to greatness (the presidency, for example). But Phelps has had to maintain the public line of shame and embarrassment and anti-marijuana bullshit. I bring this up because a reader just sent the Youtube … Continue reading Good Advice For Michael Phelps
I went to see "Friday The 13th" on Saturday and enjoyed myself immensely. The critics were a little too harsh, methinks. The re-make had all the bimbos and boners that one would expect from a slasher-horror flick, but they were all added lovingly, layer after layer, to the project. The pure camp of the later … Continue reading The Movies And Michael Phelps
My interest in the swimming contest at the Olympics just plummeted with the news that old-style speedoes will be missing this year. (Michael Phelps’ hot new mustache might bring me back, though.) Those modesty-protecting all-body outfits (developed by Speedo) are nonetheless a wonder of technological innovation and research: To test the fabrics and create a … Continue reading Missing Michael Phelps’ Chest
Flagged by a reader: Somehow we missed it last week. Sage and Michael Phelps should really chill sometime.
How to boost your chances of becoming an Olympian: Peter Spiro wants to allow for Olympic free agents: A club sports model would hardly eliminate the correlation between country of origin and country of competition. All things being equal, most athletes will want to play for the country they call home. For big-time athletes in the marquee … Continue reading The Competition To Compete
Below are the posts that comprise our ongoing discussion on how (or if) college athletes should be compensated for their play. Jul 21, 2011 @ 5:24pm Pay College Athletes? Michael Wilbon thinks we should: If the student as athlete can find a way, he/she should be able to endorse products, to have paid-speaking gigs, … Continue reading Pay College Athletes?
Former NASA material scientist Ray Cronise believes cold temperatures can spur weight loss. Steven Leckart reports on the research: Cronise got the idea back in 2008 while watching a TV program about Michael Phelps. The coverage claimed that, while training, the Olympic swimmer ate 12,000 calories a day. At the time, Cronise was on a diet of … Continue reading Freezing The Fat Off
Frum fears the legalization of marijuana: It’s baffling to me that people who profess anxiety about the trend to social inequality will so often endorse drug legalization. A world of legal drugs will be a world in which the fates of the top one third of Americans and the lower two thirds will diverge even … Continue reading Frum On Pot
I'm beginning to get a major crush on Ryan Lochte, despite his lack of body or facial hair. He's so young and dumb and, er, inarticulate you keep wondering if he just borrowed Michael Phelps' bong. Then comes this quote on his new acting role on 90210 – vaulting Lochte into Kardashian/Snooki/Princess Diana level of … Continue reading It’s A Good Thing He Can Swim