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Boston College Alum Antonio Garay Drives Hello Kitty Smart Car (Photo)

Found October 01, 2011 on NESN.com:
It might be hard to imagine a 320-pound defensive tackle in a smart car. It's even harder to picture one in a bright red Smart Car featuring Hello Kitty's face on the side. But that's exactly what Chargers' Antonio Garay has -- a tiny, red and black Hello Kitty smart car. Maybe this isn't so surprising, considering the interesting patterns Garay has cut into his hair. Still, the 31-year-old has no problem defending attacks on his car choice. "@disser @sschill52 don't hate on the ride... My ride is the ish... Lol," Garay tweeted. Garay tweeted various pictures of himself in...
Original Story: http://www.nesn.com/2011/10/boston-co...
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