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Oilers Lost – Part 2

By jeanshorts
Aug 23, 2016, 18:00 EDTUpdated: Invalid DateTime

I know I don’t have to tell anyone here about what a long, dark slog it’s been since the halcyon days of spring 2006. We’ve all dealt with it in our own ways; some of us drink to excess, while others have taken to screaming into the void that is Twitter. Local Edmonton comedy troupe Mostly Water Theatre has taken to writing hilarious sketches about the never-ending darkness that is Oiler fandom!
Many of you probably watched their original video, in which a time traveler visits a group of Oiler fans during the 06 Cup Run to warn them about the extreme lows that will soon follow. Five years later and…. not much has changed around here.
As much as I love these videos I think it goes without saying that we’re hoping there isn’t a THIRD instalment circa 2020…
WATER FIGHT FOR THE ICCP

Our friends at the Inner City Children’s Program will be hosting a family friendly water fight in an effort to raise money to help them provide for youth at risk.
When? Saturday, September 17, 2016
What time? Gates and Registration at 12:00 pm — Fight Time at 2:00 pm
Where? NAIT Soccer Field (Kingsway Avenue) – Rain or Shine
Tickets:
- $10/person for a wristband and water access
- $25/person for a “Premium Fight Package” which will include fight supplies such as water balloons, a bucket and other swag TBD
- $225/group of 10 “Premium Fight Packages”
- $15/person at the door
All proceeds go to support the ICCP, who have provided programs to Edmonton’s inner city children since 1995. Get your tickets to the big water fight here.
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