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“ The Night Things Went Bong “

March 16, 2009 Entertainment No Comments

Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps talks to Matt Laurer of NBC news Dateline about the night In South Carolina when the controversial photo was taken of Phelps smoking from a bong.

“It was a small group of people and we were just sitting around celebrating,” he tells Lauer in his first TV interview since the photo was taken

IT was a bad mistake a very stupid thing to do when asked by Laurer if he was smoking pot. I want to and have to teach people that its wrong and not to make the same mistake that I have.

Phelps said that after his Olympic win in Beijing  he wanted to relax a bit.

  ”I was just blowing off steam and relaxing and having fun,” he said of the party pictures that were taken of him after the Olympics.

A sheriff in South Carolina says he will not charge Phelps after an investigation stemming from the controversial photo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0DNPn4x_-I

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