Osama Bin Laden Sneakers are So Wrong They're Right
Michael Hines — April 28, 2010 — World
References: odditycentral
There are a ton of reasons to hate these Osama Bin Laden Sneakers but turning someone who is supposed to be a feared enemy into footwear character is a big step in the healing process. Granted, the Osama Bin Laden Sneakers were made in China, but it still speaks volumes to the fact that a man who wants to be feared and revered has become nothing more than a pair of cheap sneaks.
If you need a hearty laugh, I suggest you peep the gallery. The healing process can be a hilarious one.
If you need a hearty laugh, I suggest you peep the gallery. The healing process can be a hilarious one.
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