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Re: "the Finnish thing" -> It's not Finnish. I think it was mostly ironic stereotype, much like Jess' question.
To answer the question, I don't know. I hardly ever watch sports and get drunk. I do drink, but sports has nothing to do with it. I think it's mainly about "male bonding".  Seriously though, it gives the guys something to do together without somebody calling them gays. It's okay to hug your friend on a football field after a goal, but if you do it in public, you're gay. Plus men have to get away from this world of women every once in a while. It gets on your nerves, you know? Ice
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 BTW, the Finnish thing, it was a joke. It was not to be taken seriously. 
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don't worry, we know it's a joke !
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