GM Tim Murray fine incoming?

[Kamiccolo]

Apparently the context was the Sabres were booed off the ice before winning in OT, and Eichel had a comment about "funny how that works" which some people took as him calling out the fans.

Then he said this when asked about it.

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[Honour Over Glory]

Pee Pee slapped? What in the hell?

 

[Satastic]

If that get him a fine I don't know what the hell people can say

 

[wunderpanda]

It's a strange choice of words, don't see why it would result in a fine tho.

 

[TheBeastCoast]

Can't see what he would get fined for but that is a seriously weird thing to say and I would be creeped out if I was Eichel lol

 

[East Coast Icestyle]

Maybe a police inquiry as to what's on his browser history but not a fine from the NHL. Seriously, pee pee?

 

[Pyromaniac]

Tim Murray is really weird in a really creepy sort of way.

 

[Parliament]

Classic Tim Murray!

 

[BillDineen]

He is creepy in a Pierre McGuire sort of way. Weird comment.

 

[Patmac40]

Is pee-pee slapping his usual form of discipline?

 

[CanadienShark]

"Pee-pee slapped?"

Is GM Tim Murray a 4 year old?

 

[SatanwasaSlovak]

Meh, a whole lot of nothing. It was probably a joke.

 

[Eastopia]

What kind of a creep talks like that?

 

[Ninety7]

What a weird guy

 

[Greg Schuler]

Classic Tim Murray!

Tim Murray slept with your prom date!

 

[Wolfpuck]

That's a bizarre choice of words, but I don't see any reason for a fine.

 

[SprDaVE]

...why

 

[X8oD]

just an FYI, im guessing the average age of people in this thread is 10-16. While not commonly used today, this is not an "unheard of" phrase.

it quite literally was used to refer to people who commit minor offenses at work. They would get "finger wagging" and told not do it again, with a tongue planted firmly in their cheek.

Murray is basically saying he agrees with Eichel's reaction, and even if he didnt, its not worth the effort to even discuss it. This is a nothing thread looking to stir the pot.

 

[Bones Malone]

just an FYI, im guessing the average age of people in this thread is 10-16. While not commonly used today, this is not an "unheard of" phrase.

it quite literally was used to refer to people who commit minor offenses at work. They would get "finger wagging" and told not do it again, with a tongue planted firmly in their cheek.

Murray is basically saying he agrees with Eichel's reaction, and even if he didnt, its not worth the effort to even discuss it. This is a nothing thread looking to stir the pot.

I'm genuinely surprised by how many people in this thread have not heard the expression.

 

[Arturs Irbe]

just an FYI, im guessing the average age of people in this thread is 10-16. While not commonly used today, this is not an "unheard of" phrase.

it quite literally was used to refer to people who commit minor offenses at work. They would get "finger wagging" and told not do it again, with a tongue planted firmly in their cheek.

Murray is basically saying he agrees with Eichel's reaction, and even if he didnt, its not worth the effort to even discuss it. This is a nothing thread looking to stir the pot.

Where in all of that does the pee-pee slapping come in?

"Hey Mark you're not gonna get your pee-pee slapped because you missed your deadline. Now I'm going to wag my finger in a sassy way and plant my tongue firmly in my cheek." ?????????

If my boss talked about my "pee-pee" I would feel violated.

Never heard the phrase and my father is 72 years old.

Maybe it's some sort of popular culture for a universally hated group of human beings?

 

[Upgrayedd]

Should have gone with getting his "sabre" slapped

 

[Satan]

Weird

 

[Arturs Irbe]

Should have gone with getting his "sabre" slapped

An almost acceptable alternative.

 

[truthbluth]

Second time he's used that expression in the last month.

 

[EnforceTheLaus]

Is that a positive or negative statement?