Over the weekend, while we were busy with more important things like Tiger Woods’ knee, Peyton Manning’s jet and Dwight Howard’s flip flops, people were gathering in major cities across the globe to help preserve a better future for our billionaire athletes and us to live in. On Saturday, hipsters galore shed their clothes for the World Naked Bike Ride to raise awareness for various global issues, including oil and fossil fuel dependency, traffic safety and, of course, stone cold nudity.

So what better way for cyclists to tell drivers they’re fed up with being struck and killed in traffic than by risking their droops and sags being caught in spokes and chains? At least that’s what more than 300 people in Peru did, as they brought awareness to the 3,000 cyclists who were killed in Peru in 2009. And all 9 of the New Zealanders who rode for clean air. Come on, New Zealand, you’re better than that.

Anyway, this was one rabbit hole of pictures I was not prepared for. Maybe next year I’ll join in ride to raise awareness that nobody wants to see a bunch of old hippies’ penises. Until then, enjoy some SFW highlights from around the world.

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Peru's national soccer team suffered a 4-0 whitewash to the vile Mexican squad, so the country reacted the only way it could: by showing up to the airport to welcome the team home… with jeering.

A video clip… showed the players filing out of the arrivals hall at Lima airport under a chorus of whistles and insults after arriving late on Monday night.

President [Alan] Garcia joined the criticism when he told reporters: 'It was a disgrace, let me cover my face. Terrible, terrible.'

I applaud Peru's restraint.  No one was murdered.  But then, South American fans generally save the retribution killings for untimely World Cup exits.  Or as a way to stave off boredom.

[The Beautiful Game]