Fired Patriots Cheerleader Claims Drawing Prank Was a Misunderstanding

If you haven't heard by now, a 19-year-old Patriots cheerleader was dropped from the squad (professional cheerleaders are still a "squad," right?) after some pictures showed up on these here Internets of her making some interesting drawings.

Caitlin Davis, the cute blond cheerleader that won't be pom-poming anytime soon, was photographed drawing parts of the male genital area on a passed out party-goer, and upon closer inspection, had some rather crude statements about our good Jewish friends around this world. Swastikas and "I'm a Jew" were tossed around with the random penis, something that hasn't gone over so well with the organization (if you can imagine!).

Well, Davis talked to TMZ and said she that was all taken out of context. The nerve of those friends with digital cameras. For shame!

"The kid in the picture was a 'drunk guy who passed out and was written on,' as his costume for the night (Editor's note: Seriously, that is your costume? What ever happened to being Robin Hood?)"

"Me and my girls left the dorm and went to another house and came back to the kid passed out on the futon we were suppose to sleep on. The guys ended up drawing more on him due to the fact that he was the first one to pass out on Halloween night ... At the time I had jumped in the picture with the kid, I didn't realize what had been drawn on him, which I take responsibility for not being alert."

Wow, so many jokes here I'm not sure where to start. First, she didn't know what was drawn on him? Please look at these pictures. I don't even need my laser vision goggles to see the "I love hummm" and other fun-filled expressions.

She adds, "Me and my girlfirends [sic] took pictures with him because we found it humorous how badly he was drawn on."

Yep, pen marks on a young man never gets old. I actually just hurt my tailbone falling out of the couch because I was laughing so hard. Does anyone have an ice pack?

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