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    Great Moments in Signage History

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    May 6, 2010 10:52 pm

    Tonight during Montreal’s huuuge 3-2 victory over the Penguins, Versus blessed us with this shot of the crowd after Montreal netted the go ahead goal.

    Sidney Crosby is a Douche.
    Ouch. En Francais, I think this means Crosby needs a shower.

    With the Habs tying up the series 2-2 tonight, could a second upset be in the works? I don’t know. But one thing’s for sure: Though I hate the Canadiens, they are clearly the better of two evils here. Let’s go Nads!

    If you need a close-up of the sign, click below! Also, special thanks to James W. for the photos.

    Sidney Crosby is a Douch Part II

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