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Boston Red Sox cancel David Ortiz bobblehead giveaway because, well, just see for yourself

What’s wrong with this thing?

 

Miles Klee

Internet Culture

The Boston Red Sox are bidding a long farewell to slugger David Ortiz, who last year announced that he would retire following the 2016 season. And what better, more baseball-y way to celebrate a 10-time All-Star and three-time World Series winner than with a crummy bobblehead figurine?

Huh? What could be so wrong with bobbleheads that they’re unacceptable? It’s not like we expect great craftsmanship from a foreign-built hunk of plastic given away for free to thousands of ticketholders. 

So they’re just… ugly? That doesn’t sound that bad. I mean—

Oh. Yeah, wow. Though maybe if you looked at it from a certain angle…

https://twitter.com/DrewGROF/status/763082043685122048

https://twitter.com/therealmanjim/status/763093932146327553

Nope, sorry I said anything. It’s definitely, horribly offensive. Good on the Red Sox for canceling the promotion. Hope they do better next time.

Goddammit.

 
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