Created Tue 22nd Apr 6:34am PDT by
mork
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Will Canadian cities be able to keep the peace after Hockey playoff games this season?
Settled as Yes
Rioting in Montreal after winning first series in NHL playoffs.
Any hockey related rioting will produce an outcome of 'No'.
Any hockey related rioting will produce an outcome of 'No'.
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Settled as Yes on Thu 5th Jun 11:18am PDT
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Settlement details:
As reported by a major mainstream news source.
Suspend date: Wed 4th Jun 7:59am PDT
Settlement date: Thu 5th Jun 11:18am PDT
Prediction cut-off: Predictions on this question after Wed 4th Jun 7:59am PDT have been voided because they were made after the question could be settled
Initial likelihoods:
Yes: 75%
Action history:
Created Tue 22nd Apr 6:34am PDT by
mork
Settlement requested Mon 5th May 1:46pm PDT by
mork
: There are no longer any Canadian teams left in the NHL playoffs. I think it is safe to say that this can be settled early.
Suspended Wed 4th Jun 7:59am PDT : Suspend date reached
Settlement requested Thu 5th Jun 2:09am PDT by
infernalmachine
: suspend date reached. no subsequent riots
Settlement requested Thu 5th Jun 4:30am PDT by
spyder: nhl playoffs finished. No violence in Montreal reported
Settled as 'Yes' Thu 5th Jun 11:18am PDT by
ryanj
: No news reporting any other riots have occurred
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Canada is embarrassed.
Don't be Afraid Y'all.
This stuff is not good for a team's, or anyone's, morale.
KeeP The PeaCe Y'all ! ! !
"Over 15,000 drunken Canadian's bursted out into an all out brawl over the latest thrashing their team received in the Stanley Cup Playoffs this evening. A half dozen have been confirmed killed in the violence and scores rushed to area hospitals. Police tried to disperse a large crowd that had gathered around the Capitol Building near downtown, calling for a do-over in this historic game. Police fired tear gas, rubber bullets, and the now infamous taser shotguns, however, the drunken Canadians were so out of hand, that Police were forced to use flamethrowers and bazookas to finally break up the fighting downtown. As of last report, 2,300 rioters have been arrested, including one young male dressed as Ronald McDonald after he threw a hand grenade at Canada's Mounted Police Sgt. Mr. Bottleneck.
Bush has promised Canadian officials, any and all military support that they require, if rioting for the next game turns any worse.
For Channel 5, this is Kirk Buttes reporting from downtown Montreal."
Just Kidding :-P
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