Source: Grandfather Mountain Highland Games; Credit: John Fletcher/Asheville, NC Citizen-Times
Get inta ma belly!
djm
“Campbell prepares to give McDougal a belly-to-belly suplex”
“It was at this point the academic dean of Northeastern Oklahoma A&M began to question the wisdom of having a male cheerleading squad.”
Events at the highland games took a suspense-filled turn when Ewan “Blind-y” MacPherson mistook Gavin Cairns for a caber.
I couldn’t think of a caption to save my life, but I’m sure laughing a lot at these here. 
Though ultimately effective, Patric really needs a refreshment course on the Heimlich maneuver.
Celebration time as the New York Supreme Court strikes down the state’s ban on gay marriage.
“Och, ye’re tae much for me, Angus! I wish I knew how to quit ye.”
Aye, an’ this, Donal, is wha’ I lak to ca’ the “Celtic Noogie”.
djm
Caber tosser in serious condition after trying to ‘Zidane’ Donal “Mountain Man” MacLeod
Being quite inebriated, Bob mistook a kilted gentleman for his rather hairy wife and tossed him playfully into the air.
you beat me to it.. 
Hammish McChud just knew that Pat McNeil was cheating, so he
let the crowd see for itself: McNeil had worn underwear.
Robin MacNair demonstrates locally-developed techniques at the 4th Annual Aberdeen Chiropractic Convention
Calling Zidane a wimp, Swen demonstrates what HE would do if you called his sister that.
Lou MacFattie, professional Scottie-tosser, warms up for Round 2 of the 50 metre ‘buddy toss’.
The photo reminds me of an experience a friend had when trying to fight in a Society for Creative Anachronism tournament years ago.
There he was all decked out in what qualifies as armor in the SCA and he’d been fighting in tournaments for several years when some guy refused to fight with him because he said my friend’s fighting skills were untrained enough that he was dangerous.
(Dangerous in the SCA is not knowing how to fight well enough with your weapons not to hurt someone.)
That infuriated my friend so all 5 foot 4 of him went to one of the judges and complained.
The judge he complained to stood about 6 foot 2.
The judge picked up my friend by the arm pits (armor and all), lifted him up into the air, shook him, then threw him down
and said, “na, ya don’t look dangerous to me”.
I’ll teach you to call me a tosser, Macpherson.
David Blaine’s levitation illusion assistant fired after admitting to ‘no longer being able to hide from the camera after eating of one pie too many’