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Cheerleaders turn blue
By Will 1 month ago, 8 Comments »
The rights of cheerleaders to do what they do best - cheer, half-nakedly - are being cruelly restrained in India. And quite honestly, I’ve had enough, so in the spirit of the free and democratic internet, it’s our misson - no, obligation - to catalogue the events in the medium of photos. Here are the lovely ladies prior to being asked to cover up:
But the Maharashtra police got in a right tizz about the flesh on show, and their natural attributes have now been painted blue. It’s a walking, garish travesty.
Cricinfo reports it as follows:
Modesty is the best policy
The Deccan Chargers’ cheerleaders followed the police dictact to dress in a “decent manner” during yesterday’s match in the outskirts of Mumbai. The cheerleaders wore full length tights beneath their regular outfits and the police were pleased with the way things panned out. “Our personnel were keeping a tight vigil on the performances. I am glad to say everything went off smoothly. We did not find anything objectionable in the dances or the dresses,” Ramrao Wagh, the Navi Mumbai police commissioner, told the Hindustan Times
Hooray for cheerleaders
By Will 2 years ago, mid-February, 8 Comments »
Hooray for the half-naked cheerleaders! Update: the ladies have been taken away from us. If anyone has any others to share…
Nevermind Fathers for justice. Forget the Fox hunt. In fact, don’t even worry about Europe or the crisis in the Middle East. All attention should now turn to campaigning for cheerleaders at all matches. County cricket attendances, on a good day, must average about 12 people - and that’s when it’s really heaving. Bring these lovely ladies in and we could at least double that. As Phil Tufnell might say, everyone’s a winner; ‘appy days!
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