The Winter Olympics for 2010 may be drawing to a close, but memories of Norway’s absurd curling pants will last as long as you don’t spill wine, blood or puke on this shirt.
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The medals you will see around the necks of athletes at this year’s Vancouver Olympics may include bit and pieces of your old TVs , computers and cellphones. In an effort to focus more on sustainability, Olympic organizers had gold, sliver and bronze stripped from the waste and incorporated into the medal design from Omer Arbel and Corrine Hunt. Check out the video after the break to learn more about the process.
Or don’t. Kudos to NBC for investing so much money to cover an event so few care about. Could have probably just covered figure skating and been done with it.
It may be unfair that Mr. Phelps is taking such heat for taking a bong hit. Maybe he was just confused: water pipe, water sports—very similar. Being a great swimmer doesn’t mean you have to have great judgment.
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Here’s a potential Olympic sport that would easily rake in the corporate sponsors… Skilled athletes racing around retail stores vying for the gold and the title of world champion bobshoppers.
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Michael Phelps’ achievements during the Beijing Olympics are nothing short of extraordinary. So, since there hasn’t been any doping scandal yet, it is safe to idolize our new sporting hero with merchandise. A selection of some of the best stuff out there is available after the break—including his famous LZR Racer bodysuit.
If you are going to have a sexy Olympics, it might be a good idea for you or your boyfriend to wrap it up. That is the message that this shirt is sending out with its condom-shaped rings. Just remember, you don’t see pregnant gymnasts or a triathlete scratching his groin on the cover of a Wheaties box.
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Now that the Olympics have officially begun, you should cheer on your home country with all the effort you can. And no one is going to get me cheering more for the USA than this very sexy blue haired lady. With the moves she has to create each letter she should be winning a medal of her own.
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