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Video: Drunk Cleveland Browns Fan Dunks Head in Bucket of Urine for $450

We’ve seen a lot of nasty sports videos in the past: broken legs, fan brawls, and drunken outbursts.

But this one sinks to a new low. How much would it take for you to dunk your head in a bucket of urine, drunk or sober?

Something makes me think the NFL won’t be using this video in any future league promotions.


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Urine Big Trouble Young Man: High School Baseball Player Suspended for Dugout Prank

Trying to gain an advantage on your opponent during a game? The list of pranks and tricks are endless, but the one played by Dwyer High School (FLA) last week before a playoff game against intra-city rival Palm Beach Gardens High really stinks.

And that’s not just figuratively. It stinks, like the smell of a truck stop restroom that hasn’t been cleaned in months. The unidentified player was suspended from playing for two weeks and also suspended from school for “dousing Gardens’ dugout with an amount of urine large enough to create a smell noticeable to visiting fans at the game.”  The two teams met and decided to play the game anyway, with Palm Beach Gardens losing the game 7-4, with some blame for the lose going to the stench. In the spirit of sportsmanship, should Dwyer have at least offered to switch dugouts for the game?

Despite the large amount of urine used in the prank, school officials still think the player acted alone . . . probably collecting his “sample” over several weeks.

Source: Palm Beach Post

Mascot Madness: Colorado State Mascot Shocks Crowd, Urinates on Court Before Game!

Cam the RamOf course, CSU is known as The Rams and their mascot is not a guy in a costume but an actual ram. You know, a male sheep? He’s known as Cam the Ram.

But still: he peed on the hardwood before the game against UNLV Wednesday night. Wonder if there will be a “deadspot” in that area from now on?

The real question is: why are they allowing live animals on the court to begin with? (Link below includes a picture of the clean-up.)

Source: ESPN