One Million Butt Lady is Cleaning up Auburn California

Sally Dawley is the One Million Butt Lady

The cigarette butt lady from Auburn, California has picked up a million butts. That should impress you, enough to want to take action. Yes, she picked up one million cigarette butts on her own during her walks. Her name is Sally Dawley, and she is doing a great service in Auburn, California. Perhaps Sally Dawley and her mission to clean up Auburn will become an inspiration to others across the U.S. and the world.

One Million Butt Lady is Not Plogging

It almost sounds like the new trend called "Plogging," which is a fitness craze growing in Sweden. It is essentially picking up trash while jogging, so it is healthy and good for nature. While it sounds similar, the Auburn cigarette butt lady is not actually jogging, she is walking and picking up cigarette butts while doing it. She has picked up so many that she has surpassed one million cigarette butts and is still going strong.

However, as we can see, the plogging trend is not just taking place in Sweden. For example, a 36 year-old lady from Hoboken, NJ has gottten involved. Laura Linberg, as reported by CityLab, is also taking part in the trend. She picks up garbage during her morning runs.

Are Cigarette Butts Trash?

Some smokers may not consider cigarette butts trash, but they sure do make public places look trashy. Responsible cigarette smokers dispose of their cigarette butts in proper receptacles that will not catch on fire, or leave the butts in ashtrays. Sally Dawley has taken a responsible role in the clean up of public areas in Auburn, California and her mission is very admirable.

Her shirt reads: "1,000,000: YES THAT IS ONE MILLION BUTTS YUCK!"

Z. Love's Entertainment Blog respects your efforts and your mission. Thank you Sally Dawley!

Watch the video below to see a news story on her:

Richard Sherman, Seattle Seahawks Beat San Francisco 49ers in NFC Championship

On Sunday, January 19, 2014, the Seattle Seahawks beat the San Francisco 49ers 23-17 for the NFC Championship in the NFL. This will be the 2nd time the Seattle Seahawks go to the NFL Superbowl.

Richard Sherman tips ball before Crabtree catches it

Richard Sherman makes the biggest play of the game, tipping the ball before Michael Crabtree of the San Francisco 49ers can catch the ball, and his Seattle Seahawks teammate (Malcolm Smith) catches the ball and downs it with :22 seconds left in the game. Game over.

Was Michael Crabtree Butt Smack Bad Sportsmanship on Richard Sherman?

Richard Sherman smacks Michael Crabtree on butt

Richard Sherman to Michael Crabtree butt smack

After celebrating with several teammates in the endzone, Richard Sherman decides that he is going to run up behind Michael Crabtree and smack him on the left butt cheek and get in his face. Yes, he gave him a butt smack. Some would argue that it wasn't just any butt smack, but it was also a display poor sportsmanship after a big win.

Richard Sherman's explanation of the butt smack was this: "I ran over to Crabtree to shake his hand but he ignored me...I patted him, stuck out my hand and said, 'Good game, good game.' That's when he shoved my face, and that's when I went off" (see post-game interview below)

Richard Sherman also did the choke sign at the 49ers quarterback Colin Caepernick. His explanation: "I threw a choking sign at 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Why? Because he decided he was going to try the guy he was avoiding all game, because, I don't know, he's probably not paying attention for the game-winning play. C'mon, you're better than that."

Richard Sherman Says Michael Crabtree is a 'Sorry Receiver' in Post-Game Interview

In the post-game interview with Erin Andrews, Richard Sherman says: "I'm the best corner in the game...when you try me with a sorry receiver like Crabtree, that's what you're going to get. Don't you ever talk about me!"

Erin Andrews asks him: "Who was talking about you?"

A few seconds later, Richard Sherman follows with: "Crabtree, don't you open your mouth about the best, or I'm gonna shut it for you real quick!"

Erin Andrews said this about the post-game interview: "He lost his mind and it was awesome - for once...I do think they might have been worried about language." (Erin Andrews was referring to Fox Sports Producers in her comment)

Sports analysts think that Richard Sherman should have been a little less aggressive after winning such a big game. Richard Sherman has said in interviews with reporters that it is okay to get aggressive while you are in football mode, because if you do that in real life, you go to jail.

Do you think Richard Sherman should have been more humble about the Seattle Seahawks win over the San Francisco 49ers?

Or do you think it was appropriate for him to give Michael Crabtree a butt smack?

Tom Brady Comments on Richard Sherman's Bad Sportmanship

Tom Brady says this when asked about Richard Sherman's behavior and post-game interview: "I don't know him at all...I've watched him play. He's that kind of guy. So, you know, I approach the game - and I have respect for my opponents. That's the way our team always plays. We win with graciousness, and when we lose, we could do better. Some teams don't always do that, or that's not their program."