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panthers not good enuff without weiss-cat anymore, supra?</p>
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panthers not good enuff without weiss-cat anymore, supra?</p>
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I could always go for the Bolts since I live in Tampa. Just we let Bieber touch the cup, couldnt like Pittsburgh do that and not us.</p>
 

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Perhaps they should stop putting logos in the middle of the floor if they're so goddamned concerned about people walking on it.</p>
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Seems Greg Wyshinski said the same thing in an "article" on Yahoo this afternoon.  While I don't consider the logo "sacred", this is just in poor taste.</p>
 
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Seems Greg Wyshinski said the same thing in an "article" on Yahoo this afternoon.  While I don't consider the logo "sacred", this is just in poor taste.</p></blockquote>


Yawn.


If players want to have a tradition where they won't walk on the logo, great. Locker rooms are filled with all sorts of dumb shit like that.


It shouldn't matter to lay people, though.


Similar how it doesn't matter if fans or broadcasters say the words "shutout" or "no-hitter".


That's a player "thing".
 

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Yawn.


If players want to have a tradition where they won't walk on the logo, great. Locker rooms are filled with all sorts of dumb shit like that.


It shouldn't matter to lay people, though.


Similar how it doesn't matter if fans or broadcasters say the words "shutout" or "no-hitter".


That's a player "thing".</p>
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Even if it is just a player thing, it doesn't take too much to be a decent human being an respect their "thing" by avoiding the logo.</p>


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Just like it may be a "thing" to take your shoes off when you enter some peoples house, or whatever the case is.</p>


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EDIT: The Hawks released a statement about this... LOL. And the Tribune "breaks" the story, hahaha. "Stop the press! We need to get this Bieber story out there!"</p>


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I'm on the who gives a shit side, regardless. Yeah, don't step on it. He did. Who cares, I think he sucks either way. Doesn't surprise me to see him not give a shit and respect someone elses tradition when he has no respect for himself.</p>
 
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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="Ton DeFrancesco" data-cid="205816" data-time="1373504891">

Even if it is just a player thing, it doesn't take too much to be a decent human being an respect their "thing" by avoiding the logo.

 

Just like it may be a "thing" to take your shoes off when you enter some peoples house, or whatever the case is.</p></blockquote>


Stepping on a logo on a rug has nothing to do with being a decent human being, but I get your point.
 

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Yawn.


If players want to have a tradition where they won't walk on the logo, great. Locker rooms are filled with all sorts of dumb shit like that.


It shouldn't matter to lay people, though.


Similar how it doesn't matter if fans or broadcasters say the words "shutout" or "no-hitter".


That's a player "thing".</p>
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Then every time you grow a beard it's a joke.  You are such a hypocrite it's not even funny.</p>


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Just like the other day when you were making fun of the fans paying to go see the Sox.  When you paid to go see the Blackhawks suck ass for years.</p>


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I get it.</p>


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It's a dumb fucking thing to do,.  Period.  The kid from Canada knows damn well you don't step on another teams logo.  It works that way from High School teams sports on.  It's nothing new.</p>


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And only an asshole talks about a "shut out" before it happens.  Just to be an attention grubbing asshole for the most part.</p>


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"hey folks, look what I'm doing, your all idiots to think it means anything".  I'm quite sure it doesn't but why go there?  Again I get it.</p>


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Then every time you grow a beard it's a joke.  You are such a hypocrite it's not even funny.</p>
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Damn.... touche.</p>
 

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And the worst part about it wasn't even really him standing on the Logo.  It was the Vice President of the organ "I" zation, standing there smiling.</p>
 
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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="R K" data-cid="205834" data-time="1373509088">
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And the worst part about it wasn't even really him standing on the Logo.  It was the Vice President of the organ "I" zation, standing there smiling.</p>
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Pretty sure they told him to get off the logo immediately.</p>


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Oh wait nevermind, that was just the 'release' from the Blackhawks doing damage control.</p>


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Doesn't look like they are too concerned in that picture.</p>
 

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Yea, that's what really bothered me.  I don't buy the "he didn't know" he's from Canada.  </p>


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I also don't buy the "he was told immediately" either or that picture wouldn't have happened.</p>


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I also don't buy the "that is the target age of our next fans" from twitter either.</p>


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It was a marketing/PR gaff anyway you look at it.  </p>


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And all around pretty stupid.  </p>
 
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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="Grimselänne" data-cid="205833" data-time="1373508726">

Damn.... touche.</p></blockquote>


I grow the playoff beard for fun.


The shutout thing is pure silliness.
 

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All I see is hypocrisy there...</p>


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Either way dumb on the Organ "I" zations part for allowing it to happen.</p>
 
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when you don't have hockey guys or even sports guys in the front office how do you expect them to know the common knowledge rules.
 

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when you don't have hockey guys or even sports guys in the front office how do you expect them to know the common knowledge rules.</p>
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Funny that same front office gave me the picture above.  Jay Blunk and certainly Brandon standing 7ft away knew it.  Better question you are supposedly the BEST PR machine in the sporting world, HOW do you let it happen?</p>


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Star struck over a 22yr old kid when you deal with guys like Toews, Kane, Sharp ect ect every day.</p>


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Come on.  You know EVERYONE in that organ "I" zation knows you don't step on the Indian Head.  **** they have it roped off through OUT the playoffs just to keep the groveling media off it.</p>
 
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