Is Giving Your Buddy Fake Dome At a Celtics Game A Good Move?
Now I know this guy wasn’t on the jumbotron doing this (at least I don’t think he was), but I’ve always wondered what I’d do if the camera went on me at a Celts game. Like you have to be prepared right? You need to be ready to do something so you don’t just sit there like an asshole. If you’re at the game with a chick I think the move is obvious. You just pull a ferocious make out session. The crowd eats that shit up every time. But if you’re with your buddies it gets more complicated. You can’t just point to your shirt or dance crazy. That gets old fast. So I think the fake dome is a pretty good move here. I mean I laughed and that’s all you can really hope for in that situation. Give the crowd something different to enjoy.
Anyway time to rank fake dome. Vote 1 for these guys got the gay and 10 for you can never go wrong with a little fake dome action.
(685 votes, average: 7.20 out of 10)
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Viking and Heated at the game?
crickets
That’s cute. I remember my first beer.
how were these clowns ready for that? i mean ” hurry get in the fake bj position, the camera is on us!!!”
funny nonetheless
funny, and gay
of course it was funny, but a real friend would’ve faked a money shot.
hahah pretty funny used to sit right next to that box back in the day knowing all the free booze u get in those things these fellas seem like they took advantage of that for sure
Hilarious Tobias.
LOL @ “that box”. Like you can tell which box it is. GTFOOH.
no, its not a good move…its a great move.
Ba5: u can tell which box because it’s in the 150′s section behind where the bruins/celtics shoot for the first period/quarter of the game..the side directly across from this has nice a bar/dining lounge which overlooks boston’s finest highway btw they got a nice fresh 8incher coockin for u, when u comin by?
Sometimes you gotta look yourself in the mirror and say, “When in Rome.”
FreeBarbaric!!!!
Those two looked like the barstool radio power hour.
Him giving his buddy head was about as real as the ‘action’ on the court. . .