You know, I’m a little disappointed in myself, because I told myself last week, “Burnsy, you’re special, you’re a winner, don’t listen to those mean commenters, and… remember to Google search for ’2012 Olympics camel toe’.” And I totally forgot. Not that I wanted to spend an entire week in a dark room, scouring the Internet for pictures of female athletes with really tight uniforms, but if it’s for the sake of our glorious legions of With Leatherians, then I’m going to do my best.

Unfortunately, today’s top camel toe story (stoery?) comes from writer and licensed insurance agent Mike Stafford at Literary Dysfunction. Last week, Mike wrote a piece about his thoughts on the 2012 Summer Olympics, which included some shots at our favorite meme-source McKayla Maroney, and he slapped a fun title on it – “And the gold medal for best camel-toe goes to…”

Just one problem, though… Ain’t no camel toe involved, and that might be a little misleading to the Internet’s finest pervs. Mike wrote a follow-up about his surprise when he pulled up his inbound traffic search results and found out how new readers were finding his website.

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The World Of Issac delivers an expose’ on women’s sport uniforms, and while some of you might be looking for something informative with a historical context, most of us aren’t. The discerning eye might take umbrage with the alleged authenticity of certain pieces in this collection, and I’m with you on that. But just appreciate it for what it is–an ode to ‘toe. See the whole gallery there. 

Skeets sent this image my way, probably because it's not fit for the mainstream readers with delicate eyes over at the Yahoo sports blogs.  So be sure it's him you blame after you click on that thumbnail and look into the gaping maw of Fear itself.

I'm probably the biggest proponent there is for tight cheerleader costumes, but there's such a thing as too tight.  Yikes.