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Tennis Players Enjoy Costumes, Beer Wenches

Tennis “stars” Fernando Gonzalez and Gael Monfils enjoy themselves at Hofbräuhaus during the BMW Open in Munich. Please note the excellent use of lederhosen:
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↵↵The interesting thing is that this was sent to us by a PR person. Now, my basic understanding of PR from college courses and such (and from their endless emails) is that their job is to make their clients look good by begging for publicity. Improve their image, if you will. What then does this photo do for the image of Gonzalez and Monfils? Unless, of course, traditional Bavarian outfits and accessories are so in. I’m completely lost without Tim Gunn. ↵

↵↵Also, here’s hoping that they didn’t dare mention the name of Johann von Wolfhaus during their time in Das Hofbräuhaus:↵

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