Reggie Bush likes to eat footballs
This spot has been making the rounds online for the last week or so, reminding people to donate to the World Food Program’s U.S. division. It shows Reggie Bush preparing to make a meal out of a football, and carries the tag: “Not everyone can live off football.” It’s certainly a memorable metaphor, what with Bush pulling a pigskin out of the fridge and squeezing and smelling it for alleged ripeness. No idea why they thought “Sympathy for the Devil” was a suitable soundtrack, though.
—Posted by Catharine P. Taylor
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