Gawker - Why I Lie: A PR Guy Comes Clean 6/18/2012

**Love love** · June 22nd, 2012, 11:02 PM

i would have died if this had been about wes welker. i love him so hard.

i think this blind item is definitely about a football player. baseball players work everyday during their season and the term MVP candidate is more of a football thing. i think this is peyton manning...that guy looks like the biggest a-hole on earth. or aaron rodgers

**SHELLEE** · June 22nd, 2012, 11:38 PM

No, I refuse to believe this is about Peyton. No, just no.

**teforde23** · June 23rd, 2012, 05:53 AM

Plus peytons family is so heavily involved in his football camps and such.

**McJag** · June 23rd, 2012, 07:01 AM

Originally Posted by SHELLEE

No, I refuse to believe this is about Peyton. No, just no.

It isn't. Peyton's parents have raised their sons since birth to care. It might even be genetic. His whole family has been like that also, money or not, for generations. His Mom is from the same small town in Mississippi
that I am from. Everybody there knows when you were potty trained! No hidden sketons there, just Good People.

**teforde23** · June 24th, 2012, 06:18 AM

Originally Posted by McJag

It isn't. Peyton's parents have raised their sons since birth to care. It might even be genetic. His whole family has been like that also, money or not, for generations. His Mom is from the same small town in Mississippi
that I am from. Everybody there knows when you were potty trained! No hidden sketons there, just Good People.

This is the same guy the tea bagged a female trainer while in college. And a teammate had to write him a letter begging him to admit what he did because it was not fair to the girl. He don't of course and most was hushed up because it was heisman season.
I would also .like to add that everyone can be fooled. I grew up as a preachers daughter and everyone would always comment to my parental about how different we were from the other kids and well behaved and well mannered. But if only everyone knew the truth. It was so easy to fool everyone.

**SHELLEE** · June 24th, 2012, 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by McJag

It isn't. Peyton's parents have raised their sons since birth to care. It might even be genetic. His whole family has been like that also, money or not, for generations. His Mom is from the same small town in Mississippi
that I am from. Everybody there knows when you were potty trained! No hidden sketons there, just Good People.

Thank you!

Originally Posted by teforde23

This is the same guy the tea bagged a female trainer while in college. And a teammate had to write him a letter begging him to admit what he did because it was not fair to the girl. He don't of course and most was hushed up because it was heisman season.
I would also .like to add that everyone can be fooled. I grew up as a preachers daughter and everyone would always comment to my parental about how different we were from the other kids and well behaved and well mannered. But if only everyone knew the truth. It was so easy to fool everyone.

**fingers in my ears** I can't hear you, I can't hear you.