OT: Removing Clothing After a Big Win

[CastleRubric]

I’ve been doing it for decades, it’s incredibly liberating. Pretty much for anything. Completely disrobed after my first born was born and ran around the hospital.

[laughing] [laughing]

 

[BigKari]

Watched a lot of girls free their tas tas after the 1996 championship at woodland/Euclid. I thought it was fine.

Crazy to think all those girls are pushin’ 50 now…

 

[BlueWorldOrder74]

Crazy to think all those girls are pushin’ 50 now…

Crazy. But it was glorious.

 

[yoshukai]

Some people should celebrate with their clothes on.

One of the all time hilarious skits ever . Hard to believe they are both gone .

 

[Dubya C Dubya]

Last month in Phoenix.....

 

[Pickle_Rick]

I wanted to experience the thrill so I did it after the Florida win. As a result, I am banned from Walmart now.

 

[Shadow1671]

No one complained when Brandi Chastain did it

I remember that time period very differently. There were A LOT of people that complained about it mainly because she was a woman that did it and prior to that it was mostly men that did it. It caused a big stink about sexism in sports.

 

[TheDude73]

Tbf this has been going on for a while. It’s been going on in Soccer, not just European for ages.

Happens a lot in hockey too. And has been for some time.

I think it probably originated by someone who was just hot after a game and took off his/her gear to cool off while celebrating and it stuck. I’m not sure why you’re so sensitive about the players doing it. Doesn’t make sense for the coaches, I agree.

Never said I was sensitive. Just saying it's stupid.

And yes, I know it's been around. But it's growing in popularity with sportsmen. Just waiting for that day when I flip on ESPN this summer and catch a bass fisherman championship winner ripping off his shirt to celebrate in Alabama....

 

[TheDude73]

Last month in Phoenix.....

Oh I see. Rally towel kinda thing.

Still looks absolutely ridiculous (and no I'm not "sensitive" or "complaining", for those that like to spin everything into a conflict). Wonder what the psychology is behind this ongoing, extended fad of shirt removal after a win...

 

[TheDude73]

I wanted to experience the thrill so I did it after the Florida win. As a result, I am banned from Walmart now.

Shocking given how Walmart doesn't seem to care much about dress codes....

(see peopleofwalmart.com)

 

[Yardeth]

I used to live in Nola and win or lose you can see them on Bourbon St, and if UK wins it this year you might see some UK Ta ta’s!

 

[JessHoople]

You think people taking their shirts off in celebration is new? Lol good lord grandpa that’s been happening for decades.

Yea, I remember. Rupp used to drop his drawers all the time after a big victory..