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I understand the reason people put videos of themselves on YouTube: they seek affirmation and validation. They want to be recognized as the special flowers they are. Or just rock out to Backstreet. It's a basic human need.

What I do not understand is... well... this:



Ok: I get the "we're drunk and dancing" part. I even get the "I'm videotaping our rad tailgate" part... sort of. What I do not get is the clear-eyed and sober decision to take the rad video of the rad tailgate of the above sin (and yes, folks, it's a sin) and put it on the internet for all to see.

The theory: there is something deeply wrong with South Bend, Indiana. Previous instances of shameful dancing have all originated from the home of Notre Dame. It was logical to blame the preciously goofy Notre Dame fans. Now: we have Penn State fans joining in the "fun." But who was this game against? Notre Dame. And where was it played? South Bend.

QED, MFer.

(Via EDSBS)