That yoga pants controversy cuts both ways, you know. It's been a year and some months since one man alone disgusted an entire stadium all at once with his painfully overly tight pants, and that's not even counting the far greater number of people outside the stadium disgusted by broadcast and internet viewing. And numerically this is a thousand times worse than a hundred women in yoga pants parading past one man's house. Here, be disgusted all over again.
Did I just now say disgusted? I meant to say flabbergasted and sent into laughing fits. Who can be
this self-unaware?
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I didn't know there was such a thing as a yoga pants controversy.
Okay, I skimmed down the blog and get it, sort of. I'm going to call it a false controversy.
I think you look good, Troop, but I am surprised that you aren't wearing pinstripes.
Sixty, that's a strike.
Elastomers make anything possible.
Thanks Sixty. The diet seems to be working. Cutting down to one bag of donuts a day really seems to work.
I am always on the NYPD's team.
It's not a controversy, it's an opinion. Jeez.
Those are some spiffy uniforms the NYPD splurged on at taxpayers' expense.
That's not Rickey Branch, that's Rickey Tree Trunk!
I will say that I just bought new pants from LL Bean and I went down a size. So there!
unsee unsee unsee unsee!!!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
That is not a good look.
He looks like a weebol wobble with tights. Bro, how can you be this unaware that this isn't a good look for you. At. All.
That guy sure is an embarrassment.
But then, he represents New Jersey.
They think he's a righteous doooooood.
Check out the clip of him falling out of a chair at the radio station interview.
He is really something else.
At the least, a guy that awkward should have a sense of humor about himself. Like Rob Ford.
But no. That dickweed is as serious as a heart attack.
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