Option 1: Fortunately for Jarrod Lakemore, this is an issue he has had to deal with throughout his entire career. Growing up playing hockey in Europe, Lakemore frequently had opportunities to play against opponents who did not know English as their first language. Aggression, fighting, instigating, and generally being an agitator was also something Lakemore has had plenty of experience with. Lakemore has learned that there are certain universal gestures that can pretty much rile up anyone, regardless of their country of origin. Lakemore is also an accomplished Charades player, and his gesturing and acting skills can clearly convey messages anyone can understand. Throughout his career in the SHL and SMJHL, he has had the opportunity to play with people from all over the world and he never misses an opportunity to learn how to say rude remarks in as many languages as he can. So, should even mime-ing out what he claims to have done with the opposing player's mother last night fails, he can always fallback on his ever increasing bank of foreign swears and indecent comments until he finds one that hits the spot. (187 words)