Nittymaki **** out Team Canada?

[Michael Morbid]

"The defending champions were frustrated by Philadelphia Flyers netminder Niittymaki who **** out Canada's $100 million lineup of NHL all-stars."

http://ca.today.reuters.com/news/ne...ST_0_NEWS-OLYMPICS-ICE-HOCKEY-FINLAND-COL.XML

Click to read more...

 

[shawn_kemp*]

I believe they already edited the original page.

 

[Lowetide]

Yes. Geez, I never thought of this but maybe Americans don't use that word in the same context as Canadians.

It's the same as a shutout only the goalie also usually spends several minutes during the game pretending he's Jeff Bagwell.

It's a taunt.

Honestly, I'm surprised this hasn't ever come up.

 

[Zaddik]

hahahaha that was great. they did indeed **** out canada

 

[Michael Morbid]

Yes. Geez, I never thought of this but maybe Americans don't use that word in the same context as Canadians.

It's the same as a shutout only the goalie also usually spends several minutes during the game pretending he's Jeff Bagwell.

It's a taunt.

Honestly, I'm surprised this hasn't ever come up.

Wait so Canadians use the call shutouts **** outs?

 

[Lowetide]

Wait so Canadians use the call shutouts **** outs?

Only if the guy taunts them.

 

[NitroF]

I think they meant that Canadian players all looked like piece of **** because of Niitynmaki's performance...

 

[Meatwad]

Wait so Canadians use the call shutouts **** outs?

No, but we can start today!

 

[Vikke]

Stupid swearing filter.
Can anyone tell me what it really says?

 

[NitroF]

Stupid swearing filter.
Can anyone tell me what it really says?

Why not use the link? shi*out

 

[Khelvan]

Using simple deductive logic we can assume that it was a typo. What four-letter swear word would be formed by changing one letter in the word "shut?"

Not too hard to figure out.

 

[Vikke]

Why not use the link? shi*out

Because it says shut out there.

 

[Michael Morbid]

http://ca.today.reuters.com/news/ne...ST_0_NEWS-OLYMPICS-ICE-HOCKEY-FINLAND-COL.XML

Click the link and look for that sentence.

 

[Vikke]

Using simple deductive logic we can assume that it was a typo. What four-letter swear word would be formed by changing one letter in the word "shut?"

Not too hard to figure out.

Hah, I wrote shi* in my previous post

 

[acr*]

lmao. That's an impressive olympic performance.

 

[Schenn02]

 

[Michael Morbid]

Using simple deductive logic we can assume that it was a typo. What four-letter swear word would be formed by changing one letter in the word "shut?"

Not too hard to figure out.

I think everyone knows they meant shutout, it's just a funny typo.

 

[colonel_korn]

That must have required a lot of laxatives. I mean...23 guys?

(my personal record is 4)

 

[Lionel Hutz]

I don't get it. Nittimaki **** out Canada. We all knew that already.

 

[Metallian*]

I don't get it. Nittimaki **** out Canada. We all knew that already.

nittymaki's so tough he chews up nails and sh*ts out canadians

 

[Broad st phantom]

editor probally just didnt get to it in time

 

[Broad st phantom]

and im pretty sure its not that hard to sh*t out a canadian

 

[Jori]

That must have required a lot of laxatives. I mean...23 guys?

(my personal record is 4)

I'd hate to be apart of the clean up crew

 

[Nemchinov13]

Yes. Geez, I never thought of this but maybe Americans don't use that word in the same context as Canadians.

It's the same as a shutout only the goalie also usually spends several minutes during the game pretending he's Jeff Bagwell.

It's a taunt.

Honestly, I'm surprised this hasn't ever come up.

What? Who is Jeff Bagwell? Is that Reuters article a joke? Is the beat writer angry at team Canada? I don't believe "*****" falls under subjugation rules of the word "shut." In fact, the word "shut" is the past tense of the word "shoot." Right? Or is that what Canadians call a "shut out" - "***** out?"

 

[Lowetide]

What? Who is Jeff Bagwell? Is that Reuters article a joke? Is the beat writer angry at team Canada? I don't believe "*****" falls under subjugation rules of the word "shut." In fact, the word "shut" is the past tense of the word "shoot." Right? Or is that what Canadians call a "shut out" - "***** out?"

I was joking.