Those of you who follow @OGOchoCinco and/or watched last night’s premier of Hard Knocks are undoubtedly familiar with Chad’s favorite expression, “Child Please!”. Now it looks as if Reebok is going to market this slogan, which probably means that we aren’t allowed to put it on one of our high quality garments.
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Now we need to know which is bigger in Central America:
a) an official Bengals Child Please! t-shirt
b) an official Patriots 19-0 t-shirt.
Just an idea that might get PK out of the country and randomly kidnapped and murdered while investigating.
“Child Please”, “My bad vagina”
What does Ochocinco have against commas?
Whats the proposed carboat t shirt idea?
Another Michael Jackson joke ruined by fate…
Octomom approves of the slogan. Orders eight.
That’s not the “_______ please!” phrase that Chad and I grew up hearing.
I’m pretty sure black women already own the rights to this phrase. Reebok better watch themselves.
Damn, only three comments so far and two have used the paedophile slant I was going for. I suppose I’ll have to go with this is Reebok’s advertising campaign for new workers in Thailand
Isn’t this NAMBLA’s slogan?
Why wasn’t it produced by Spongetech?
I could see Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, and Madonna misinterpreting the meaning of this shirt and being the only three people to buy them.