I might travel across and take part next year myself. My dad always said I was a bit of a gannet.
To be fair to him, that’s a fucking good seagull impression.
This is the content I need.
He really does have that down pat.
>The EC Gull Screeching competition is held every year in an attempt to change the image of seagulls, which some people see as a nuisance.
Not sure it’s making the slightest difference to my feeling about seagulls
The headline and image are great alone, but the added context that he travelled to Belgium for the competition and the punchline of the judges revealing their scores… this is art
The BBC has more:
>Cooper took his lucky mascot with him – a small model seagull which he calls Stephen and his spells with a “ph”, but his parents call Steven Seagull, like the actor Steven Seagal.
I used to live by the sea. I miss the sound of guls!
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average Brighton & Hove Albion fan
The bird sound is good, he could have jazzed it up by stealing someone’s food then shitting on them.
I recognise that kid, he stole some chips off me
I’ve always thought seagulls sound like a human doing an impression of a seagull, more than the noise an actual bird would make.
Did he pinch some nearby chips?!
Mine mine mine
This is exactly the sort of nonsense that I love. The fact this competition exists at all, the officiousness of it with multiple judges, the fact a child travelled overseas to compete and absolutely smashed it.
You can see how the presenter’s face changes when he realises this kid is the real deal, he’s not a tourist wandering in, he’s here for business, and business is good!
Cooper for Young sports personality of year award.
Is the bloke on the left wearing a skirt or is this some seagull related costume?
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I might travel across and take part next year myself. My dad always said I was a bit of a gannet.
To be fair to him, that’s a fucking good seagull impression.
This is the content I need.
He really does have that down pat.
>The EC Gull Screeching competition is held every year in an attempt to change the image of seagulls, which some people see as a nuisance.
Not sure it’s making the slightest difference to my feeling about seagulls
The headline and image are great alone, but the added context that he travelled to Belgium for the competition and the punchline of the judges revealing their scores… this is art
The BBC has more:
>Cooper took his lucky mascot with him – a small model seagull which he calls Stephen and his spells with a “ph”, but his parents call Steven Seagull, like the actor Steven Seagal.
I used to live by the sea. I miss the sound of guls!
FairPlay
average Brighton & Hove Albion fan
The bird sound is good, he could have jazzed it up by stealing someone’s food then shitting on them.
I recognise that kid, he stole some chips off me
I’ve always thought seagulls sound like a human doing an impression of a seagull, more than the noise an actual bird would make.
Did he pinch some nearby chips?!
Mine mine mine
This is exactly the sort of nonsense that I love. The fact this competition exists at all, the officiousness of it with multiple judges, the fact a child travelled overseas to compete and absolutely smashed it.
You can see how the presenter’s face changes when he realises this kid is the real deal, he’s not a tourist wandering in, he’s here for business, and business is good!
Cooper for Young sports personality of year award.
Is the bloke on the left wearing a skirt or is this some seagull related costume?
What’s the bloke come as?