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The Lamar Odom Scavenger Hunt
You've got to love professional athletes with Twitter accounts. Lamar Odom has gotten in on the action and created a scavenger hunt. You have to take seven pictures of yourself outdoors. RT @RealLamarOdom:
First person to send twitpics of the 7 challenges will get a pair of playoff tix.
Disclaimer. 3 rules. All pics have 2 b taken outside. Not in a store or home. u gotta wear a Lakers hat in every pic. No photoshop
- you wearing a clippers Odom jersey
- you with the Hollywood sign anywhere in the background. The real Hollywood sign
- you standing next to a sign with a "7" and an "O" on it. You can't make sign.
- you wearing purple shoes
- you standing next to or in a car with a lakers flag.
- pic of you wearing a Lakers top. Jersey, tee, tank ok.
- you wearing an authentic Rich Soil Clothing T-shirt.
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