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A naked woman streaked the Grey Cup
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Usually men play the role of streakers, so it’s a nice surprise.
The Ginger Hammer should make this mandatory for the NFL – say 10 games a year, at random. They could take volunteers from girls who didn’t make the cheerleading squads. Ratings!
Naked women streaking=RATINGS!!!
Not really streaking. Just sort of naked walking and not really knowing what else to do next.
A lot of times security chooses not to react and run after the streaker in order to make them feel stupid. That’s probably what happened in this case; she thought she was going to be chased down quickly and then they’ll cover her up, but no… she’s buck naked in the middle of the field.
All I can think of is that it must have been really cold, Canada in late November. Not the best time to be running around stark naked. I hope she doesn’t come down with pneumonia.
I wonder who she was and what her goal was?
The Grey Cup was played this year at BC Place in Vancouver which is covered (but retractable) and climate-controlled, so she was probably comfortable from a body heat perspective (though I wish she had been hotter from another perspective). Oddly, this incident seems to have received more coverage in the U.S. than here in Canada; not sure why that is.