Even as a Leafs fan, I never understood why Roch's mother, a Quebecois woman, couldn't understand and empathize with his revulsion at having to wear a Toronto sweater

@russellgrosser-7677

2 ай бұрын

Love your icon of Scott! He's not your friend, guy!

Mr Eaton should have known better then to send a Francophone a Toronto Maple leafs sweater, it was probably a sick joke.

@HarbingerOfBattle

Жыл бұрын

Actually Mr. Eaton's policy was "Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded." It must have been a mistake by the company, or something. Either way, Mr. Eaton would have most certainly refunded the money, or could have agreed to an even exchange.

@szymon3754

Жыл бұрын

@@HarbingerOfBattleMany Francophone doesn’t understand english while using catalog.

@davidcampbell1899

9 ай бұрын

Dat Mr Eaton, stupid english guy, he fuck up the order! LOL!!!

@MolGaeilge

5 күн бұрын

He's a funny guy!

For anyone watching who's not from Canada, this is not just a cute animated short...this is a commentary on Canada itself! Back in the day of Maurice Richard, the NHL was ruled and founded by british aristocrats. The Stanley Cup itself is named after a British lord and governor general (representative of the Queen of England in Canada) so when you are a poor, rural french canadian, those are the people you want sent to the guillotine like the cousins did across the pond. In 1955, Richard, the french canadian underdog himself, was suspended by The Man himself, Clarence Campbell and the ensuing riot is seen as one of the events that triggered Quebec's Quiet Revolution.

@thehistoadian

4 жыл бұрын

Haha froggies

@jeans.plante512

4 жыл бұрын

@@thehistoadian haha têtes carrés

@notfromChad

3 ай бұрын

@@thehistoadianeveryone riots over hockey in Canada

@floydblandston108

3 ай бұрын

I think the layers of meaning are lost to most people when the Curate says, "You do not lay down the law here just because you have a blue sweater!"😉

@michaelcallisto

Ай бұрын

The Quiet Revolution was probably the worst thing to happen to Québec. It destroyed the social fabric created by Catholicism and allowed the communists free reign, especially of the education system.

Other than the memes, that kid is right about not wanting a Leafs sweater. Who would want a sweater of a team that does so much choking and has a drought so long that it arguably makes them the most pathetic, sad, sorry excuse for a team and arrogant fanbase in all of sports? I know cause I am Leafs fan. Wearing the team outside the city brings about scorn and laughter.

@randomstudios8836

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t expect to see you here.

@monmagog

Жыл бұрын

Hey I know you!

@UserOfTheName

Жыл бұрын

Wait till you see Canucks fans, the copium is extreme

@sunnysidejoni

Жыл бұрын

Sport team's are just sport's, what TRULY matter's is loving Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior ^^

@a17yearoldonyoutubeluigi

Жыл бұрын

@@randomstudios8836 I’m also a Urinatingtree enjoyer.

"You are exagerating the influence of hockey in our national identity" -No canadian ever.

I’m born and raised in Toronto. I absolutely love this story because it fully encapsulates the MTL/TOR hockey rivalry - and, generally, any hockey rivalry. This story is as important to the country as the Canadian Constitution.

@exidy-yt

Жыл бұрын

Well said. It's a story nearly as old as Canada itself.

@a17yearoldonyoutubeluigi

Жыл бұрын

Perfectly encapsulates how the Canadians are a revered franchise and the Leafs are a damn shithole.

@billshiff2060

5 ай бұрын

Its a story immigrants do not share.

@MrPartegas

3 ай бұрын

MTL/TOR as important as the Canadian Constitution itself? Eastern Canada is an oppression that has run it's course. WEXIT. You won't even notice our departure. Adios!

It's funny how much I adore this short despite, well, not being Canadian, but I have a very specific nostalgia connected to "The Sweater". When I was young, my neighbors used to have screenings on their little patio of great old movies with an old-school projector and reels that they got from a local library. The Sweater was one that they showed every time, without fail. We all knew the story by heart. We quoted it as it played, and hummed the tunes. Those movie nights were some of my best memories, so it stands to reason that I'd still be thinking of The Sweater after all these years.

@ColStuart

7 жыл бұрын

That's awesome. Thanks for sharing that story :)

@jeans.plante512

4 жыл бұрын

Great share thanks

@brianpowell7416

4 жыл бұрын

That was a beautifully expressed memory; I loved it. Thank you for sharing it with us. -- Brian

Last time I saw this it was on a wood grained floor model television. Now it’s on a 6” handheld screen that is 1 cm thickish. Kinda surreal when you think about it.

So the mom tells the son “it doesn't matter what you wear on your back”, but insists that her family all wear the latest styles, as to not let people think they are poor. 😂

@Wasserkaktus

Жыл бұрын

The sweater probably still looked good, it was just the wrong team.

@hoofarted4529

3 ай бұрын

1946 was a different time than any in history. The reasons for actions of people would likely be different than any other time as well. Thanks for your comment and giving me something I haven’t thought much on before.

I like how there isn't even a moral to the story, a kid is just forced to wear a sweater and gets hated for it.

@cazek445

10 ай бұрын

The moral of the story is canadian self hatred

@MustacheCashStash125

8 ай бұрын

The moral of the story is the Mapel Leaves suck

Roch Carrier's mom: If you wear that old sweater, people are going to think we're poor! Also Roch Carrier's Mom: It's not what you put on your back that matters, it's what you put inside your head. ..Gotta feel sorry for that guy o_o;

@foreskinjim3565

Жыл бұрын

"People are gonna think you're poor" - Every French-Canadian mom ever

@Wasserkaktus

Жыл бұрын

Makes sense actually. You can wear the wrong thing, as long as that thing looks good to French-Canadians.

We lived in three places: The Church The School And the Skating Rink, but our real lives were on the skating rink. An actual quote on our five dollar bill.

@sopwithhannah2401

Ай бұрын

I miss the skating rink bill!

This is so charming and is absolutely how a young boy of that tender age would feel. I'm actually glad it just ends with no resolution. The hope is all ends well. Just another life lesson for a young boy.

This is a masterpiece! Even as an English speaking Quebecer , I lived it, just as it is presented here. Getting to meet the Great "Rocket Richard" himself is one of my most cherished memories.

8:54 is what you are all looking for

@peachandtoffee

Жыл бұрын

THANKYOU

@inqurity

Жыл бұрын

Why have you willingly decided to come to the original if you're skipping the whole thing jumping to the part you've already seen

@gonzoGnostalgic

Жыл бұрын

​@@inqurity Funni

@DaxAxeOffical

Жыл бұрын

@@inqurity the novelty

@SadGirlCoven

Жыл бұрын

@@inqurity context

This is a timeless classic

@stg4theglitchog768

Жыл бұрын

I was not thinking that this short clip came from an animation that takes place in Québec, i'm proud to live in Québec.

@whathaveicreated1197

Жыл бұрын

go to the church and ask god to forgive u

@torballs

Жыл бұрын

I love it more everytime I watch it.

It must be 30 years ago I first saw this. It will always be one of my favorite things.

I remember reading this book when I was a kid and when the boy got the Toronto Maple Leafs jersey I cringed. I'm from Edmonton, Alberta so this is kind of like me wearing a Flames jersey instead of a Oilers jersey.

@a17yearoldonyoutubeluigi

Жыл бұрын

I mean the Laffs are the most pathetic team in all of sports so yeah can’t blame you.

@YuktubeIsDaFunniOne

Жыл бұрын

I read the book in kindergarten but I never cared about sports my entire life so I didn’t care

@BakuMamX

Жыл бұрын

oh fuck yeah a fellow edmonton resi! and you honestly got the feeling down

@FancyCatYT

Жыл бұрын

From Calgary here, we can put aside our differences to cringe at that

@prairierailproductions6737

Жыл бұрын

Im American would kill myself if I had to wear a red Sox’s jersey or worse a Patriots T shirt.

I decided to base my Christmas card this year after this classic. I must've re-watched it at least a couple dozen times and freeze-framed the living hell out of it while trying to imitate the art style; it gave me a whole new appreciation for the work of the animators.

You know it's Canada when instead of using a mail order sheet, you just politely write the CEO and he handles it for you.

@stuartwayne4978

5 жыл бұрын

@André Lussier ... that's only a backlash reaction to Quebec language laws discriminating against the use of English in Quebec.

This is one of the must watch of Canadian films. Its such a classic!

A lot of people watched this short as children and got bogged down in the semantics of it. It's not about bullying. It's an allegory for Anglo-Canada vs Frank-Canada. The "specifics" as they happened IRL are almost certainly hyper-exaggerated for the purpose of the story. Don't take it at face value.

@asackboyplush6508

Жыл бұрын

Could you explain

@kloovers

Жыл бұрын

@@asackboyplush6508 French-speaking Canadians vs. English-speaking Canadians.

@ZekeBittersweet

11 ай бұрын

Wait, we were supposed to learn a lesson from this? I thought the lesson was "life is unfair, and you're not wrong for feeling unfairly about it." and my favourite part and what felt like vindication for my childhood was when he prayed for God to send him moths to eat his sweater. Finally, adults showing us a story about a kid treated unfairly by adults, and the kid is just an ordinary kid without much freedom and not much to do about the situation, but he uses his chance to pray for something to undo his place in life.

@andrewcharles459

7 ай бұрын

The poster is correct, with one caveat: As a youngster in Toronto in the late 60s and early 70s (yes, I even remember the last time the Leafs won Lord Stanley's Cup), Maurice "Rocket" Richard, though already retired, was still a revered and beloved player, even in Toronto. In the Anglo-Franco divide of those times, hockey was our common ground and agreed-upon battleground. And one never disrespects a great general, even when he wars for the enemy. As a proud Torontonian of those times, I would still have worn a No. 9 hockey sweater with honour and no shame.

@russellgrosser-7677

2 ай бұрын

@@andrewcharles459 Not a Leafs fan, but my fave Leafs to watch were Tiger, Lanny, Borje, Darryl Sittler, Wendel, Ricky Vaive, Mirko Frycer, Davey Keon, and the Chief, George Armstrong.

Good luck getting the theme sound out of your head after this. I've been singing it for the last 7 years.

@mrdeedles69

5 жыл бұрын

Just to screw with you, look up the Log Drivers Waltz. Then see how long till you get that out of your head!

@russellgrosser-7677

2 ай бұрын

My fave old-time Hab was Dickie Moore. When I was a kid in the 1970s I admired Kenny Dryden, Bob Gainey and Larry Robinson. Later on it was Le Petit Viking, Mats Naslund, and Rick Green.

Nobody's gonna comment on how wearing the wrong team's sweater is not a justification to be treated the way he was? He was pushed to the sidelines for a perceived preference.

@qwerty7426

Жыл бұрын

Kinda messed up when you think about it. Literal bullying of a child.

@thenorthstarsamurai

Жыл бұрын

Nah man wearing the wrong team's sweater fr be like a Canadian christian sin yo

@gigachadus1546

Жыл бұрын

If you wore the wrong sweater in Canada it is Hearesy

@chr970

Жыл бұрын

What a classical! And for all of the Habs fans rubbing into the leafs you shouldn’t bother. All the Leaf fans I knew growing up loved this cartoon and laughed along me and other Hab fans. It’s really well done, and certainly Toronto fans appreciate how important The Rocket was to Quebec. Fun story.

@MikiAnne29

Жыл бұрын

Every Canadian hates someone that likes a different team then them. For example I like The Blackhawks (because it's my dad's favorite) and my friend likes Vegas and we fight all the time and like to tease each other.

The Sweater: tells the author's childhood story about being discriminated against because he wore the jersey of their hated anglophone rivals during a time period when tensions between English and French-speaking Canadians were at a boiling point -- even when it came to playing the country's most beloved sport, thereby demonstrating just how deep the hatred between the two groups went. The internet: "Goh tu thuh chirch and ass Godd tu fuh-GEEV yu!"

@HarbingerOfBattle

Жыл бұрын

Let the children on the internet have their fun. They'll be grown up soon enough.

@jacksongibbs8998

10 ай бұрын

“Go to that church and ask God to fug you.”

@MrPartegas

8 ай бұрын

Seems the hatred comes from only one side...

The most Canadian of stories. Brilliant.

I was a child of 8 when I first saw this on a PBS station in Minnesota. I understood the young boy's disappointment of getting the wrong sweater, although I loved figure skating and followed the MN North Stars. Now 50 years later it was good to find this on YT. Still love hockey, follow the MN Wild, but haven't skated in years. It is good to know that getting the right sweater is important. Tres Bon. - Annie

@russellgrosser-7677

2 ай бұрын

This story would be akin to you getting a Blackhawks jersey instead! Lol 😂

I am now a very amused Australian for having seen this work of art, created by our Canadian brothers.

@MacLeodddd

9 ай бұрын

The animation style is so rich ❤

Every play off season this video grows in power

American film critic/journalist & former Entertainment Tonight film correspondent Leonard Maltin once wrote in one of his "Classic Movie Guide" books that "The Sweater" is perhaps the best short film ever made. (animation or live action) I agree 100% !!!!!!!

@yourmother6969

Жыл бұрын

nothing beats pigeon impossible. how dare you say those things, you should go to that church yourself and pray to god to forgive you for your sins of saying that this is better than pigeon impossible

Go to 4:59, pause the video, and use the period and comma keys to go frame by frame. That dog is terrifying!

@tobyt.n.8568

Жыл бұрын

5:00

@darklex5150

Жыл бұрын

Bro that dog is creepy af.

@Wilmer-.

Жыл бұрын

oh god

@WarmToast707

11 ай бұрын

Nightmare fuel

One of the reasons why I had three jobs at 15 years old was to have money to avoid finding this cartoon way too damn relatable.

Something keeps making me come back to this film, I don't know what.

That's like a New York Yankees fan getting a Boston Red Sox jersey.

@lawman592

8 жыл бұрын

Or vice versa. Or a Brooklyn Dodger fan in the 1940s getting New York Yankee gear.

@Dachshund

8 жыл бұрын

+lawman592 Good point.

@ipma1368

8 жыл бұрын

+Dachshund Actually, this is much more intense. Not only is there a language division, there is a religious division too, and also the Quebecois were not fond of being drafted to fight during WWII, when Ontario and much of the rest of English Canada willingly volunteered.

@lawman592

8 жыл бұрын

+ip ma - That's true. Sports team rivalries in the US are usually based on geography with an occasional component of historical bad blood (e.g., Yankees-Red Sox and the so-called "Curse of the Bambino").

@toolazytothinkofaname6680

8 жыл бұрын

Are you American?

I’m not even Canadian but this video is my favorite film I’ve watched like 6 times.

@They-Killed-Kenny

Жыл бұрын

Same

I do not know much french, But I'm of heavy French Canadian ancestry. I really love this story.

@elijahjames8837

10 жыл бұрын

I have absolutely no Quebecois in me at all but being 100% Canadian I love it too!

Its a classic Canadian story book.

I remember reading the book version of this, "The Hockey Sweater", several times as a kid. It was in the library at my school, and I lost track of the number of times I checked it out. I'm surprised I didn't get my own copy. While I never was a Canadiens fan, I always found this story fascinating. That's likely I kept reading it again and again.

@dinkster1729

5 жыл бұрын

It certainly is written for different levels of comprehension of the Quebec situation.

My dad is from North Bay and his mother was ethnically French Canadian, but she was brought up by English relatives after her mother died in childbirth. I never met her dad, my great-grandfather, who died the month after I was born. He was a bilingual French Canadian carpenter on both sides of the Ottawa valley. Whenever I think of him, I hear the wonderful voice of Roch Carrier. Merci beaucoup, monsieur.

They were trolling hardcore even back in the 40's.

"A good boy never looses his temper!" [Proceeds to loose his temper]

Wonderful story spoken in a child's voice. It would have been tough to wear a sweater of "the other team" no matter where you lived. I know because I chose to support Montreal when everyone else cheered for Toronto. It made me tougher.

My tradition every time I get a new sweater (Jersey) I come here and watch this! Just ordered the Dahlin goathead!

I remembered reading this book in French class in grade 5 or 6 at the time, and we had to research something that the book had mentioned. So I decided to research Maurice Richard and fell in love with hockey and was hooked in Maurice Richard's techniques. So wheneber we played floor hockey, I would copy old techinques from Maurice Richard, and people would find it strange, but I didn't mind. Currently, I still play hockey and wear the number 9 on my back while always carrying a Montréal Canadians Uniform with Maurice Richard's name and number on it as well, all in my duffle bag.

8:54 the reason why you're here

@bubbabear244

Жыл бұрын

UTree sent me here.

@kuroegaming

Жыл бұрын

Lmao same

@bludthinkhecool

Жыл бұрын

@@bubbabear244 who?

@goldeneve

2 ай бұрын

@@bludthinkhecoolurinatingtree he made some video of that 8:53

They used to play this every morning before the start of ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) summer camp. This brings back nostalgic feelings and memories every time I watch it. Anyone else have the same experience?

I'm proud of being a fan of the Canadiens. This little short is very charming and cute, and as far as hockey and as a result, Canadian culture is concerned, it's quite cute to see the fires of rivalry back in 1946 I think is when Roch said it took place. The rivalry between the Habs and the Leafs goes way back. I'm just glad I'm rooting for the right team (firewall up)

Moral of the story: The book's cover matters more than the content.

Growing up in a US town with an "Original 6" hockey team, I get this. My dad would have loved it.

Well, time to draw an immaculate representation of sportsman Everyone else, well they can look like crayon drawings of a Morel Orel character

The slight jab by the mother about hoping the packaging was ‘better than last time’ was probably just the right push for Mr. Eaton to accidentally send the wrong sweater

Always loved this offering. The animation is a beautiful mixture of Kurelek and Chagall.

I saw this in the late 70's at the St. Louis Art Museum. They did a series of presentations of Canadian animation over several months. This and the Logdriver's Waltz were my lasting favorites. My best friend who shared the series with me (as neither her boyfriend, nor my girlfriend "got it") still wonder at the fact that Canada has the NFB. What a gift to Canada and the world.

I caught this by chance on local Public Broadcasting tv some years ago at like 5am. Have watched it MANY times since and have turned on quote a few peopke to it. Always good to see! At least once a year like "Its A Wonderful Life" or "Wizard Of Oz".

this would make an incredible Boards of Canada music video

@littlelionman05

7 ай бұрын

Holy shit you’re so right

His mom ordered a Canadiens jersey and they sent him an ugly rag. True story.

Love this still till this day ❤

I like how the only moral of the story is "fuck the maple leafs"

I really like the way this is drawn and animated. Really childlike and carefree

I'm 3 generations -older- younger then this kid and I'd still tell my mother to go pound sand if she ever tried to buy me a Maple Leafs jersey. It's Canucks #1 Habs #2. Anything else = noes. You have to be a Canadian not living in Toronto to understand.

@kourii

Жыл бұрын

There's no way you're older than this kid

@cherrycolareal

Жыл бұрын

This might be a dumb question but who are the Habs?

@nooneplayz

Жыл бұрын

@@cherrycolareal Montreal Canadiens. Leafs are better but always disappoint in playoffs

@cherrycolareal

Жыл бұрын

@@nooneplayz Okay, thanks for informing

@therealmcromano319

Жыл бұрын

You’re three generations older then a kid born in 1936? And your mother is still alive?

My friend and I have this routine we do at parties about, like, a pyrotechnics-heavy sequel where the kid (now grown up and played by Vin Diesel) goes to Toronto to unleash a plague of moths on the Leafs. Of course we tell it all in a Quebecois accent and the tagline is "This summer, REVENGE combs its 'air like Maurice Richard!" It's so stupid. :)

And just think that Carrier was forced to wear the Maple Leaf sweater all because his mother didn’t want to upset the guy who ran the catalog in fear that he was a fan of them.

I first saw this in approx '83. I've never forgotten it. Greetings from a village called San Diego in a country called California. 👋

In the way early days of cable T.V. this was a staple 'filler' - my brother Marty loved it. RIP Bro.

If you don't understand the social commentary of this video then you must not be Canadian.

@PHATB0Y20

4 жыл бұрын

sweiland75 I’m Canadian and I think the little French fuck is an ungrateful fuck

@AweShiyte

4 жыл бұрын

@@PHATB0Y20 Imagine being forced to wear something you never wanted to wear out in public and get humiliated for it. I wouldn't feel very grateful to begin with.

@redwings1236

4 жыл бұрын

Vod Kinockers how is he ungrateful he’s a fan of the Montreal Canadians not of the Toronto maple leafs so why would he want to wear it that’s like telling me to wear a hawks jersey or a rangers I wouldn’t do it

If this was made today, the boy would've got a Boston Bruins jersey and he would be dead by the time he comes in to the rink

@exidy-yt

Жыл бұрын

ROFL truth.

I'm a Blackhawks fan, but I also respect and lover the Maple Leafs and Canadiens equally. GO HAWKS, GO LEAFS, and GO CANADIENS!!!

@superjedi5543

7 жыл бұрын

Alex Benson it's go habs go

@asherrich2666

6 жыл бұрын

My friend Matt HATES the Toronto maple leafs

@skywalker01974

6 жыл бұрын

are you insane? you cant cheer for both ,you just cant.. you're going to tear a hole in the space/time continuum and you will destroy the universe.

@CharlieND

6 жыл бұрын

skywalker01974 my Dad roots for both.

@samuelluria4744

6 жыл бұрын

I've been a Ranger fan since the 70's, but I always had a deep reverence for LaHabitants. Hated Toronto in those days, cause they were so horrible...but, in the ensuing years, I've developed a respect for the Leafs, as well...and the Hawks, too, Lol. Used to have a Stephane Richer poster on my wall, as well as a Denis Savard one, too....when Guy Lafleur came to the Rangers I think I went through puberty all over again, Lol...

I probably shouldn't be surprised, but this is the most Canadian looking thing imaginable.

What do you call 32 millionaires watching the NHL playoffs? The Toronto Maple Leafs😅😅😅😅

@a17yearoldonyoutubeluigi

Жыл бұрын

Lol. 33 counting Ballard watching from his box in hell.

I watched the French version of this in grade 3. Fun fact: this story was on the back of the old $5 bill.

Classic story. My dad read to me as kid all the time. The french version Le Chandail de Hockey

This is honestly so adorable! It really brings the book to life. Viva The Rocket!

Wow....haven't seen this animated story since I was around 13 years old.....that's 44 years ago! I honestly have learned more about it's significance from the comments here. I didn't get the French rural thing.

Stand: [MAURICE RICHARD] Stand Master: [ROCK CARRIER]

@CamCoEntertainment

4 жыл бұрын

theprimerib of all places, this would be last place I would expect a jojos reference

A Classic NFB fi and teaches some life's lessons besides! One of my favourite NFB films!

Wow... you could get a sweater for $3 in the 1940's? Man, inflation is evil. :[

@davidoickle1778

6 жыл бұрын

"and send me the change if there is any"

I first saw this at the Cineplex Eaton Centre in Toronto. The cartoon started after the kaleidoscope display ended. If you are just old enough to remember what a kaleidoscope was, you'll agree that watching a movie in those days was special. That is, it was an event. You were sometimes helped to your seat by an usher with a flashlight. The popcorn somehow tasted better than popcorn anywhere else. There was a heavy velvet curtain in front of the screen that parted just before the main feature began.

It's funny. I have lived in Toronto all my life, and was a teen in the mid 70's. I was never a hockey fan then, but one Saturday night, I had nothing to do, so I decided to watch the Leaf game. They were playing the Habs. And the Habs DESTROYED the Leafs! It was like men vs boys. And that very night, I became a lifelong Hab fan!

A great story, evoking nostalgia and the terrible injustices of childhood. Nicely done.

C'est une belle histoire sur le Québec rural. La famille de ma mère a des racines au Québec et ce film est un merveilleux rappel de cette culture.

Boy: I can't wear that!!!!Mother: Why the sweater is a perfect fit!!Boy: Maurice Richard would never wear it!!!!Mother: Your not Maurice Richard!!!!!

@dinkster1729

5 жыл бұрын

I loved it when Maman told the boy it's what's in your head and not on your back that counts or words to that effect. The present Premier of Quebec and Steven Harper should listen to Roch Carrier's Maman.

8:54 the meme

This a classic Canadian story

he actually went to the church lol

8:54 is a masterpiece

Awesome story. So well done. The video and the story. All of it. So nice to see this. Thank you

This is actually beautiful

Such wonderful memories wash over me seeing this again. You didn't have a proper Canadian childhood if you've never read the book or watch this at school.

even as a toronto lifetime resident, I don't blame that kid!

@PatFrenchLeafsFan1

6 ай бұрын

Me too! As a Leafs, I don't blame that kid too, but I don't like that version of the Toronto Maple Leafs logo because it doesn't look like a Leaf at all.

In the Royal Military College in Kingston, I had seen my team play as vistors against Toronto and sadly did not win, but I took back with me a novelty cup with the Leafs logo. Fast forwards some months and I set off the smoke alarm by bad actions. I feared I was in so much trouble and when the base duty officer arrived (it was a Friday evening) it was palpable how annoyed he was to be there among the cadet cadre on his time off. He took one look at the leafs cup, smiled and asked me if I was a fan, to which I lied and said yes. He left immediately and no consequence came to me after that.

Thanks for uploading

This is cool animation.

today in french class i had to study this story it was like dissecting my childhood lol

I had to watch this for school once so the fact that this is a meme now makes me laugh lol

9:08 what almost every single LEAFS fan wishes every spring when they lose in the first round

@Mickelraven

Жыл бұрын

lol xD

@a17yearoldonyoutubeluigi

Жыл бұрын

I’ve wished it ever since the David Ayres game. Fuck this franchise, the most pathetic team in the big 4 leagues.

Im gonna tell my grandkids this was South Park!

Thanks to the original book, and the fact that my father's family are Habs fans (including my older brothers), I started to cheer for the team. It took a while for my younger brother to cheer for them as well (he was a Leafs fan until he was 14).

I remember watching this in like grade 1. Good memories

Lmao, as a lifelong leafs fan, this was hilarious to me :p

8:05 i want this to be a meme (yes, with the 'come')