The caption tells us this guy - and just to be clear, he’s identified as the one on the right, in case it’s confusing which one we’re talking about - is “celebrating” a Scotland victory at some soccer match or other. For his benefit, in case he’s not aware, here’s how some other cultures celebrate:
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by actually wearing shirts
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by singing “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” or the soccer equivalent
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by heading home and having an alcoholic beverage, just this once
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by not waving bare armpits downwind at fans who may wish to breathe again at some point
A Scotland fan (R) celebrates victory against France after the final whistle is blown during their Euro 2008 Group B qualifying soccer match at the Parc des Princes stadium in Paris, September 12, 2007. REUTERS/David Moir
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Or in the case of a man. Not wearing a skirt.
- Posted by K FBy the way bob how long does it take from a comment being submitted to being made visable?
- Posted by K FUsually less than six months, KF…
- Posted by Robert BaslerAh yes. That would make sense. And the initials make it even easier for me to hide.
- Posted by K FThe other dads always felt a little uncomfortable at the Little League games. They wanted to show support for their sons, but at the same time, they were secretly and utterly terrified of the little Scottish kid’s father.
- Posted by KOh, I think he’s had quite a few alcoholic beverages, Robert, both at home and at the game.
- Posted by CharleneI can’t believe he used to play James Bond. So sad.
- Posted by John C AbellGood news, Ms. Spears. We found your baby-daddy.
- Posted by Shawn HendricksWarning:
The Surgeon General has determined that upskirting can be hazardous to your sanity. In Scottland.
- Posted by Shawn HendricksYooou can-can doooo it, man.
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- Posted by Shawn HendricksI can hardly read my text message with all that glare.
Mike Renton sure let himself go after that Jedi gig.
- Posted by Shawn Hendricks