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Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Tony Reali nails "Metrosexual/Mad Men/Jersey Boys/Chelsea Pony Boy" look

Tony reali suddenly realizes who he is

Pardon The Interuption's Tony Reali was kind enough to unveil his daring new "Metro-sexual/Mad Men/Jersey Boys/Pony Boy" look yesterday on ESPN.  While we're certainly appreciative of his bizarre journey back in time, there were some glaring issues.

Errors and Omissions

Errors: Use of toxic hair gel; Neglecting to look in mirror

Omissions: White t-shirt, black leather jacket, Soda Pop, Dallie, Pony Boy, the rest of the Greasers, and quite obviously, Tobias Wolf.

Tony reali on the set of Jersey Boys

Bonus points to Tony Kornheiser for calling him Ed Grimley.

Tony reali air keyboard

Posted on Tuesday, October 19, 2010 at 01:28 PM in ESPN Bashing |

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