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   JDsg said, 2 months ago

   Ask, ask… You’ll get a surprisingly understandable answer.
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   Davison77 said, 2 months ago

   Go Wings!!!
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   Guard SGT said, 2 months ago

   In Detroit, they would only use the octopus in playoff games.
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   sarah413 said, 2 months ago

   Take it up a notch and bring it into collegiate hockey here in the U.S. At U.N.H. they’d throw a fish (bought at Newicks of course) At Wisconsin, a badger. Minnesota, a gopher. Of course, back in the day opposing fans would throw those on the ice when mocking the others’ fan base. I know it’s not politically correct to suggest this type of behavior, but…
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   Joseph Houk said, 2 months ago

   Actually, this wouldn’t be all that bad of an idea. Especially if the ensuing play resulted in a goal. (Why, yes, I’m a Predators fan who remembers the non-offside call at Colorado…)
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   BobBlumenfeld said, 2 months ago

   I love the new dimensions the Chances bring to the strip now. Thanks, Bill.
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   Bill Hinds said, 2 months ago

   New quick sketch at the Tank Facebook page for all you Lakers fans. http://bit.ly/Laker-Jack
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   A.Ficionada said, 2 months ago

   Octupus throwing has it’s own Wikipedia page:

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legend_of_the_Octopus
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   Ceeg22 said, 2 months ago

   The octopus is to celebrate goals, not challenge calls. Don’t try to pollute tradition.
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    eric sanders said, 2 months ago

    I wonder whether she’d be interested in spending time with a man…
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    AmyGrantfan51774 said, 2 months ago

    challenge octopus??!!!!!!!! what’s that?!!!!
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    edinbaltimore said, 2 months ago

    Can you imagine how long it would take to clean up the ice if Ohio State fans threw Buckeyes? Or UCSB (?) threw banana slugs?
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