On Tue, 6 Feb 1996, Bryan C. Priem wrote:
 
> I have to agree to the fact that when the game is in progress there really
> should not be any objects (i.e. a rodent) thrown on the ice.  However,
> after someone has scored a goal, then what harm is being done to the
> players if something is thrown onto the ice.  The only thing lost is time.
> If you have a problem with losing time then perhaps you are watching the
> wrong sport.
 
I assume you're referring to harmless objects, in which case I agree.
My personal favorite is the streamers at the Palestra.
 
Note that this does not imply endorsement of objects or materials
harmfull to the participants or to the ice itself.  (i.e. don't try to
counter this with pennies, sugar, or salt)
 
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