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  • Kage McClued

    With all the things Cougs have to worry about… like finding a job with their sub-standard education, that they’d get butthurt by this?

    Morons.

    • art thiel

      Imagine if Cougs had to find agreement in use of singular/plural in sentence structure too.

  • WestCoastBias79

    I live in LA, and you see people wearing luchadore stuff everywhere. This is the equivalent of a white guy getting mad for seeing a Latino wearing a Hulkamania shirt. Luchadores are professional wrestlers. You really think Hollywood would have put out Nacho Libre if this was so offensive?

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