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Anyone who thinks that’s not circle game has never known anyone in the military.
To respond to two things people keep bringing into my mentions in the dumbest fake outrage yet: 1. It wasn’t below the waist because they were sticking their hands in the camera shot 2. Yes, you can do it in photos/on tvhttps://melmagazine.com/en-us/story/the-creative-ways-guys-have-moved-the-circle-game-online …
Lol and none of that equals YOU being in the military. Also.... you’re old. I’m 37 and I’m too old for the circle game. It’s been around around 10 years. It’s something young soldiers do.
Who got punched? That wasn’t the circle game. Those cadets were throwing up the WP sign and you know it
I was in the military, dad was military, husband was military, grandfather was military, stepdad was military...over 100 yrs of military service there. No, that's not the circle game
I was in the Air Force and never once saw that “game”. I’ll ask my husband if he ever came across it in the navy.
You should delete this.
20 years active duty & retiree USN, then 9 years at JFCOM, add 5 more working for the US Army (and still counting)... never heard of it!
Brother I said the same thing. Never heard of it till yesterday and I served with a bunch of kids fresh out of high school
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