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You guys hear about this? Apparently at the Leafs/Bruins game a Toronto fan had a sign playing off the "Boston Strong" catch phrase...



and now Bostonians are evidently outraged. I find this comical. In the face of terrorism they can stand up to it, but to a rivals fan's sign they crumble like little pussies?

Much ado about nothing IMO.

O! Canada...


Travis was outraged!

We're living in a time where people want to be outraged at something in order to feel good about themselves.

Cluck U wrote:We're living in a time where people want to be outraged at something in order to feel good about themselves.

I'm outraged you are not outraged enough to call for military action against Toronto.

dbackjon wrote:

Cluck U wrote:We're living in a time where people want to be outraged at something in order to feel good about themselves.

I'm outraged you are not outraged enough to call for military action against Toronto.

Blame Canada!!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxPRHXgYVlk[/youtube]

dbackjon wrote:

Cluck U wrote:We're living in a time where people want to be outraged at something in order to feel good about themselves.

I'm outraged you are not outraged enough to call for military action against Toronto.

We could invade ... or we could just use a drone to take out the offending fan holding the sign.

UNI88 wrote:

dbackjon wrote:
I'm outraged you are not outraged enough to call for military action against Toronto.

We could invade ... or we could just use a drone to take out the offending fan holding the sign.

That is why we keep you around - money ideas like this!

This sounds like something Robin Scherbatsky would do.

Meanwhile, Bruins beat Leafs 4-3 in OT to go up 3-1 in the series. Toronto has ZERO home playoff wins against Boston since 1959.

Am I the only one that initially read, "Toronto Stranger" and thought it was some variation of "The Stranger?"

Ibanez wrote:Am I the only one that initially read, "Toronto Stranger" and thought it was some variation of "The Stranger?"

Yes.

Blame Canada for sharing one of it's sports.

Grizalltheway wrote:

Ibanez wrote:Am I the only one that initially read, "Toronto Stranger" and thought it was some variation of "The Stranger?"

Yes.

No. SH thought it also.

I have a "Philadelphia Strongest" sign all set to go. I just need a sport where it might apply.

BlueHen86 wrote:I have a "Philadelphia Strongest" sign all set to go. I just need a sport where it might apply.

Put it in a time capsule, 86.