Michael Phelps Sends Right Message to Children

Olympic swimming star and living legend Michael Phelps is going to be on a cereal box. No not the Wheaties box, but on Kellogs Frosted Flakes!

There is some sharp criticism comming from health experts out there that Phelps on the box of a cereal with this much sugar content is sending the wrong message to children accross America... Are they serious....You know what message Phelps sends to children accross America? Get off the couch, work and achieve your dreams!

It may be true Kellogs Frosted Flakes is not the typical "breakfest of champions," but "they are great" and so is Michael Phelps.

The churches in New Jersey are asking the force of government to ban children sporting events like little league on Sunday mornings. The use of government to enforce values on a society is wrong regardless of religion folks.

Did this catcher let this ball hit the umpire on purpose? Wouldn’t the pitcher have to be in on it? Why is the catcher taking all the heat? Watch the video for yourself.

Here is one for golf fans. This is the most amazing hole in one I have ever seen. Fuzzy Zeller must have had one hell of a spin on that ball. You got to see this one to believe it.

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Brett Farve hangs up his shoes and shoulder pads after 17 seasons in the NFL.

Congratulations to Brett Farve on an amazing career in the NFL.

As a Green Bay Packer fan it is a sad moment to see Brett Farve leave. Farve was one of those guys you thought would play forever. In fact for the last 16 seasons it was guaranteed; if Green Bay played on Sunday Farve would start. 253 consecutive starts as a quarterback (275 if you count playoff games) is just one of many records Farve will take with him into the Mississippi sunset of his retirement.

The other records Brett Farve leaves the game with include 442 touchdown passes, 61,655 passing yards, 8,758 attempts, 5,377 completions, 160 wins by a starting quarterback and 3 MVP awards.

Although those numbers make up the greatness of 17 years of football, and they are sure to land him in the Football Hall of Fame in Canton; it is not what football fans will remember about Farve.

Farve will be remembered for how he played the game and his love for the game, that is what made him special to even some Bear’s fans.

You have heard the saying play every game like it’s your last. Farve played every game like it was his first. He played with the excitement and energy of a kid taking the field for the first time. The thrill never wore off for him.

In fact the last time I ever saw anyone play the game like Brett Farve did was when I was a kid, which is the way the game should be played.

And that is how Farve will be remembered, that is why he is special and the game of football will miss Brett Farve just as much as he will miss the game.

Sorry ladies, looks like the NFL channel will no longer air shirtless players during pre-draft weigh-ins.