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by chillywillywall on Friday, June 02, 2006 dont agree with the smashing of windows but how about that fucker who was swinging from a telephone wire? complete dumbass but completly hilarious at the same time
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by tender_30 on Friday, June 02, 2006 First of all i just want to say i have so much respect for these people that light those fires and break the windows its pure encouragement. So maybe they wont win the citizenship award but Its a drunk Canadian way of saying "way to go boys, good game" its tradition My advice to the edmontonians is to find another street or maybe break the cameras on Whyte Ave. during the celebration
by Kerrzy on Saturday, June 03, 2006 I'm sorry buddy, but that is the stupidest thing I have ever heard a person say. Congratulations. by sedy77 on Sunday, June 04, 2006 the true canadian way of saying "way to go boys" would be to have a couple beer, and maybe play some street hockey like some smart fellows did, NOT to damage property that is owned by the City that makes the Oilers what they are
by Kerrzy on Sunday, June 04, 2006 not owned by the city pal, owned by other hockey fans that have to show up to their store the next day and buy a new store window. it's a pity. |
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If you’ve been involved in any post-Oiler game crimes on the city’s famed Whyte Avenue, you might want to take a look at this.
In an attempt to slow down the rowdy post-game destruction expected to hit the streets of Edmonton during the Oilers first trip to the Stanley Cup finals in sixteen years, Edmonton’s police service has started posting still images of people caught committing crimes from videotapes of the ‘celebrations,’ and they hope that city residents will help them identify the “hooligans and vandals†in the pictures...
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