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Hockey Tips for Parents (HTFP) funny hockey cartoons!

Every Sunday on our Facebook Page:  AAA & Junior Hockey Tips for Parents - I post some comic relief to end the week.  I will update this blog post each week with the latest post.  Check back often for a laugh or smile.  Let me know in the comments below if these ever happened to you!

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