Good morning Vietnam! Munster's Robin Copeland shows why a miming career beckons

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By Fintan O'Toole Tuesday 16 Dec 2014, 7:15 AM

Dec 16th 2014, 7:15 AM 5,733 Views 11 Comments

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IF THIS RUGBY craic doesn’t work out for Robin Copeland, then he could always turn to miming.

The Munster player was a bit bored last week and put together this collection of mimes from well-known TV shows and films. The end product is great entertainment.

So was a bit bored last week...here for your entertainment.... Enjoy! #bored #dork http://t.co/tA12KNXYCz
— Robin Copeland (@robocopey) December 15, 2014

Source: Robin Copeland/Twitter

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