This is slightly offensive to me. (OK, more than slightly.)
Apparently it's not enough to be an OLYMPIC ATHLETE; you have to be drop-dead gorgeous, too.
Eighty-eight made the list for this story.
Wonder what all the other ones are thinking? (Maybe: "I hope that everyone who knows of my athletic ability is blind"?)
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1 comment:
We think human athletes are predisposed to look good early but get paunchy later on -- especially if they are athletes.
We're not like that. For example, Bandit's a really handsome dog and, in his day, was a very athletic pup. He hasn't dissolved into a pool of muscle fat like a lot of oversized former football players.
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