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When Bush Got Misty

Misty Bush
Misty May-Treanor and Kerry Walsh Beating around the Bush

August 25th, 2008 | Category: Politics, Civic Awareness

3 comments to When Bush Got Misty

  • anish
    August 28, 2008 at 3:07 am

    More details here:
    http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2008/08/bush-olympics.html

    I guess being the most powerful man on earth (although there are some contenders these days) does have its perks – you get stuff offered to you by married women without a care for the watching public :) Of course, one drawback of the position that Bush is in is that you cannot take the offered stuff without it becoming the news of the day, so you have to decline it :) :)

  • spandana
    August 28, 2008 at 5:33 am

    i guess the general rule is – if male athletes wear half as much as their street clothing, female athletes wear 1/4 as much as their male counterparts. isn’t that ridiculous?

    leaves nothing for imagination, or probably nothing for later posters that they could make a bit of money on (remember amanda beard?).

    and finally, if i were bush i’d hang out all day with these gals. short of some public indulgence into some basic instincts, it’ll be a pleasant viewing experience, paired with some truly awesome volleyball on the side.

  • anish
    August 28, 2008 at 11:13 am

    actually, no such rule :) Michael Phelps goes around totally topless, cannot really imagine a female swimmer do that :) Actually, can imagine, but cannot see :)

    If you want 95% coverage of female swimmers, try the ‘burquini’ :)

    In any case, it is not as if anyone of these athletes has anything to be ashamed of as far as their physiques are concerned. Plus I am sure there are ample safety issues if too much clothing is worn.

    And it is not as if attire/style does not work to their advantage. Sania Mirza is one example. Leryn Franco, of course, is a model who is also an athlete.

    Just because male athletes/sports stars have very few recourses when it comes to being hip and stylish on the ground, we should not ask the female athletes to be equally boring. It applies to Indians too – Ashwini Nachappa used to be called the ‘Indian Flo Jo’ not for nothing.

    anyway..

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