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Video: Triumph The Insult Comic Dog Hits Manhattan For More World Cup Pooping
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Published Jun 26, 2014
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Yesterday, Triumph The Insult Comic Dog traveled to various bars around Astoria to soak in the "flashmob of horrible BO" and mess with fans of Colombia, Greece and Uruguay. His World Cup Pooping Tour continued last night in Manhattan, where he celebrated with Ivory Coast fans in East Harlem; encouraged English hooligans to headbutt cannolis; complimented Italian fans for "only groping the women with their feet;" and respectfully insulted Japanese fans: "I have noticed that tonight's game represents the largest penis size differential in the history of World Cup sports. Arigato, arigato, arigato."
There will be a part three tonight. In case you missed the first part of Triumph's journey, check it out below.
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