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BREAKING NEWS:

Recently released photos of Iron Man / Tony Stark reveal a potentially, formerly unmentioned secret to some of his super powers. If you notice in the picture below, Mr. Stark is drinking from a bottle that bears a striking resemblance to the Yoli Kor Hydration Vessel bottle:

wserra wrote:This has gotta be the clumsiest bleedin' copyright violation I've ever seen.

Bryan Clay won the gold in the decathalon at the 2008 Olympics. General Mills put him on a Wheaties box:



Yoli then pays him to endorse them. Some groyse chochem Yolite then decides s/he's a whiz at Photoshop:



"W__ATIES"?

I can hear it now: "General Mills? Never heard of 'em. They won't care."

wserra wrote:
Bryan Clay won the gold in the decathalon at the 2008 Olympics. General Mills put him on a Wheaties box...
Yoli then pays him to endorse them. Some groyse chochem Yolite then decides s/he's a whiz at Photoshop:

Clay won the gold medal at the 2008 Olympics in the decathlon.[6][7] His victory margin of 240 points in the 2008 Beijing Olympics was the largest since 1972.[8] The Olympic decathlon champion is referred to as the "World's Greatest Athlete" and prior to the Olympics, Clay was tested by SPARQ to establish his SPARQ Rating across a number of different sports. The test is meant to measure sport-specific athleticism and in the football test Clay recorded a score of 130.40, the highest ever recorded. By comparison, Reggie Bush scored a 93.38 on the popular test.[9]
He is one of two Olympians featured on a special edition post-Beijing Olympics Wheaties cereal box; the other was gymnast Nastia Liukin.[10]
His attempts to regain his World Championships decathlon title were thwarted by a hamstring injury in June 2009. This caused him to drop out of the US trials; thus, he missed the chance to compete at the 2009 World Championships in Berlin.[11] He returned to action in 2010 and won the men's heptathlon at the 2010 IAAF World Indoor Championships. At the start of his outdoor season he won the 2010 Hypo-Meeting, holding off the challenge from Romain Barras.[12]
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Emet wrote:Paid endorser, distributor, or both???

Is he anyone of importance or influence now? (don't follow summer Olympics much...)

Are Yoli blast caps making MLM history and taking the 10% - 20% market share as Len Clements predicted? Is the number of reps and customers growing? Is there real science behind this product? Is the product line expanding?

What is the average rep earning? Is this scheme attracting retail customers? What is the retention rate for the reps and customers?

Is Len Clements, the self proclaimed industry guru, still promoting Yoli? Has Len Clements self proclaimed expertise in the MLM industry benefited Yoli? The answers to these questions and more can be found at Realscam.com. Please join us at Realscam.com where you can read, post and decide!