There is no common sense in the world. It is destroying us.
This was painfully obvious from the beginning. What was more likely? 1) Cadets were up to speed on Twitter micro-cultures and were destroying their careers live on national television? or 2) they were playing a common, silly game that's existed for years?https://twitter.com/Julio_Rosas11/status/1208089052441956352 …
: West Point releases their findings into the hand gestures made at the Army/Navy games. The school says the cadets were playing the circle game and NOT making white power symbols. pic.twitter.com/KpP89str1v
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Decades. It's been around for 3 at least.
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In the 70s, so four.
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Neither. They were trolling. Anyone who’s played the circle game knows it has to be below the waist.
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Your tax dollars at work!
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Ah yes. More evidence that Twitter is not real life. Now, let the "Covington Overcorrect" commence.
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Im surprised it hasn’t already happened!!
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No way teenagers are up on Twitter.
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