The Philadelphia fan is notoriously extroverted when it comes to voicing displeasure. The city's brand of sportsmanship was on full display on Saturday night, when Sarah Palin was invited to drop the puck at the Flyers-Rangers game. Despite being America's favorite hockey mom, the VP nominee was greeted with cheers similar to those when Dallas Cowboy Terrell Owens takes the field in the City of Brotherly Love.
For fun, see if you can pinpoint the moment when the music is cranked up to drown out the adoring crowd. Our calculations have it around 14 seconds in.
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Monday 13 October
By Mare
That is just plain rude. Whether they like her or not, a little common courtesy should be displayed; they gave their city a bad image.
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Monday 13 October
By BO
SHAME ON THE OWNER SNIDER. HOCKEY AND POLITICS DON'T BELONG TOGETHER. WHAT A CLASS-LESS OWNER!!!!!
Wednesday 15 October
By tk
Common courtesy? Oh you mean like the courtesy she shows Obama with the countless attacks and refusal to acknowledge any wrongdoings in Alaska. Right? Lets not forget this is at a competitive sports arena, what did she(or you for that matter) expect? It's not a rally filled with supporters, true sports fans can see through the bs since they have to deal with sports owners/coaches bs all the time. Its up to them whether they cheer or boo and its obvious Philly hockey fans don't believe in the so called 'hockey mom'.
Thursday 16 October
By mairead stein
Philadelphia, you should be ashamed of yourselves! You are too rude!
Sunday 19 October
By tara*
I laughed at the "common courtesy" remark too, especially taking into consideration Sarah Palin's reaction to a couple of fellas being assaulted at one of her rallies. When security stepped in to protect them, this "hockey mom" who seems to be deserving of "common courtesy" suggested that security bring them closer into the middle of the crowd instead of removing so they could "learn a thing or two" from the rest of the crowd. So tell me, how do you reconcile being offended at people booing her at a hockey game while she's calling for her rally supporters to ASSAULT - I mean "teach a thing or two" - those who disagree with them? Sorry, I think she's lucky that the only thing that happens to her is that she gets booed. Considering the example she keeps setting, it could be a whole lot worse!
Wednesday 22 October
By jack
Philadelphia has a ratio of 5 to 1 of registered Democrats to Republicans. The last time Philly had a Republican mayor was 1952. It was only natural that they were going to boo Palin. John McCain has as much chance of winning Philly as Obama does of winning Wassilla, Alaska.
Friday 24 October
By Kevin Melville Simpson
What do you expect Mare, when a high percentage of hockey or sport fans for that matter would rather seeing fighting than the real sport being played anyway; they wouldn't know 'class' if they fell over it.
Friday 24 October
By Dan Longstreet, Sr.
Liberals and socialists are Godless, depraved animals. Why would you expect them to possess, have, or display any type of intelligence, integrity, decency, or morality?
Thursday 30 October
By pat
They weren't rude, they were HONEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Monday 13 October
By munk71@aol.com
LETS GET OBAMA OUT OF THE RACE...... HE HAS MANY ISSUES AND ONE IS HE
IS NOT ALL FOR US POOR WORKING AMERICANS... WE HAVE TO STOP HIM..
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Tuesday 14 October
By TEE
It's too late to do anything about OBAMA, he is going to be the next president and he is for us working people. Mc Cain will get us all KILLED!
Wednesday 15 October
By Donald
It's obvious that Obama is the better choice to head up this country.McCain and uninformed people who think our military is our saving grace are seriously mistaken.McCain is a burned out loser and a failure,liar,and did I mention dumping his wife be-
cause she was crippled.Talk about McCain's character?
Scary.
Thursday 16 October
By BEATRICE HOLLAND
ARE YOU HEARING WHAT MCCAIN IS SAYING, WAKE UP, OBAMA IS FOR THE POOR ALL DEMS HAVE HELPED US NOT HURT US I AM 62 AND TRUST ME WHEN WE HAVE A DEM IN OFFICE I HAVE MONEY TO SPARE, SINCE BUSH CAME IN OFFICE I AM IN SO FAR FROM HAVING A DIME TO SPEND NOW. SO PLEASE LISTEN TO THE REAL CHANGE, OBAMA/BIDEN2008
Friday 17 October
By thewayIcit
U r misinformed-My Friend! Close ur eyes and listen. Mccain/palin=danger for the working/middle class. close ur eyes and you won't see his brown skin, I bet he'll sound alot better then
Saturday 18 October
By obama supporter
stupid
Saturday 18 October
By shykitten329
You are absolutely RIGHT , We do have to stop Obama before he Ruin's Our country with his Lies and deceit By Hiding things, But all things will come out sooner or later, if it is later and he is in office already he will be Impeached !!!
He refuses to even show is real Birth certificate, NOt to mention disrespects our Flag and country every chance that he Gets , We have to spread the word Obama AKA Barry Soetoro before it is too late!!
Sunday 19 October
By Jay
You really haven't stopped to comapre the economy between the two. We middle class black/white will all be better off under Obama. McCain is so stupid that he thinks everyone should be rich as Cindy, not him. Without her he is nothing. Poor feeble guy, who just barely totters around. Did you see his tounge stuck out after the last debate???
Tuesday 21 October
By Patrick
Get real. This GOP administration and Sara Palin in particular have made him unstoppable. Unfortunately, she's probably got the taste of notoriety and will no doubt be back to bore us again in 2012. God forbid!
Tuesday 21 October
By Adam
But McCain is for the common man? Get real..The crazy old buzzard didn't know how many houses he owned. Yeah, that sounds like the "avereage hard working American
Thursday 23 October
By gutacv
you must be very rich not to suppor a president that protect a big % of americans. be real my frient