

Half-naked young men fight to climb a well-lubricated phallic object while older boys watch gleefully on the sidelines. Porno shoot? Nope. It's the
Herndon Monument Climb, which traditionally marks the end of the freshman year at the
U.S. Naval Academy in Maryland. Like the many athletic boys who preceded them, this year's class of more than 1,000 plebes had to scale the
Herndon Monument and replace the plebe
dixie-cup
beanie at the top with a midshipman's cap. The 21-foot-tall monument is coated with 200 lbs. of lard by upperclassmen who also spray water on the plebes as they climb. Fun! But wait. Doesn't that
monumenty-thing get kind of stinky a few days later? Oh, well!
All Rand Photography has plenty more pix to drool over
here. So, hither
and yon, a week of manly rites of passage for men carrying big guns! [Beanie tip to
One Stop Cool]
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