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Will the 2012 Olympics be remembered for all the the competing…or the tweeting?

While two athletes and one journalist have already been banned from London’s Summer Games for their inflammatory Twitter posts, several others have felt the backlash of typing first and thinking later.

Australian swimmer Emily Seebohm is the latest to face criticism for checking her Twitter page in the middle of the women’s 4x100m medley relay.

“In hindsight, it did cost our team the gold medal,” a disappointed Seebohm told OMGG.com. “But on the other hand, I couldn’t wait to find out why Scott Baio was trending.”

Michael Phelps is obviously a winner, but he’s never been able to flash a winning smile.

The snaggletoothed swimmer decided to change that this morning by having his Olympic-record 19th medal melted down and made into braces.

Orthodontist Larry Parra told OMGG.com he was thrilled with Phelps’ decision to finally do something about those hideous teeth of his.

“It’ll be nice to watch one of his Subway commercials without having to wince every time he opens his mouth,” said Dr. Parra. “The man’s chompers were so crooked the British were starting to claim him.”

Olympian Ye Shiwen has been caught red big handed.

After the swimmer shaved five seconds off her personal best time and broke two World Records this week, experts were baffled when the teen sensation tested steroid-free.

This morning, however, a team of investigators discovered that the 16-year old’s hands have been genetically enlarged — a clear violation of Olympic rules.

“IOC officials thought something looked fishy when all the gold medalists lined up for their Wheaties box photos,” said Olympic spokeswoman Jackie Doty. “U.S. gymnastics star Jordyn Wieber is actually just 4″ taller than Shiwen’s thumb.”