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Isaac Del Toro thread

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It's good and proper to give someone a fine for something they can't help? Riiiiight, then...

Definitely looks broken:

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Pissei kit!

I'll just get my coat.
 
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Looks like you can still get away with it in the NBA. Seems rather strange that Europe is now more prude then USA in this regards. It i guess started in football, on where heaven forbid an athlete took the shirt off.

To be fair, in football - and I suppose basketball as well - when a rider scores a goal, he'll usually have to continue playing afterwards.

And just to be clear; Del Toro never actually took his jersey off.
 
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Looks like you can still get away with it in the NBA. Seems rather strange that Europe is now more prude then USA in this regards. It i guess started in football, on where heaven forbid an athlete took the shirt off.

P.S. But OK, at least such things help with improving the safety.
The old-world sense of decorum, formality if you like, not prudishness. On the latter, just go to any newspaper kiosk or turn on the TV in Europe and prude doesn't exist.
 
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