Scotland Fans Celebrated Historic World Cup Win In The Most American Way
Scotland fans have a lot to celebrate early in this summer's World Cup, and they're doing it in a quintessentially American way.
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Scotland fans have a lot to celebrate early in this summer's World Cup, and they're doing it in a quintessentially American way.
It's either an abomination or a perfect encapsulation of the American spirit, depending who you ask. Perhaps, some might argue, it is both.
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