The City of Philadelphia is preparing for today’s playoff game between the Eagles and Minnesota Vikings with … Crisco?
Good morning from Philly where crews from the city are greasing the light poles with Crisco to prevent #Eagles fans from climbing after the #NFCChampionshipGame tonight. #Vikings pregame coverage starts at 3 on FOX9. They call themselves the #CriscoCops pic.twitter.com/w1ZkYWZhYG
— FOX 9 Sports (@Fox9Sports) January 21, 2018
Eagles fans, for the win (or lose):
Note how the concern isn't conditional on the outcome of the game https://t.co/09XCtmQ1u8
— Rabbi Josh Yuter (@JYuter) January 21, 2018
Oh, Philly. https://t.co/N0DrJZ4b1j
— Mary Katharine Ham (@mkhammer) January 21, 2018
I live in a city that actually sent out crews to put grease on poles to prevent eagles fans from climbing on them after tonight's game, and they call themselves "Crisco cops."
We have the best fans, just saying.
Also this isn't a joke. True story.
— Carolyn Ticker (@carolynticker) January 21, 2018
An innovation that noted Philadelphian Ben Franklin would be proud of https://t.co/lP0J1jaGs1
— Alex Clearfield (@AlexClearfield) January 21, 2018
Thankfully the government shutdown didn’t affect this vital service:
Every once in a while you discover an essential component of government that you had no idea even existed. https://t.co/q8zmEgOLON
— Angus Johnston (@studentactivism) January 21, 2018
Is there a Crisco cleanup crew?
I have so many questions, but chief among them is what happens 3 days from now with these greased up poles? https://t.co/TEwMd5zvJz
— Stephen Stirling (@SStirling) January 21, 2018
But do the “Crisco cops” really think this will stop fans?
https://twitter.com/tannenbaumr/status/955092618941227008
Exactly. Challenge accepted:
No way a little grease stops Philly fan from achieving his/her goal… https://t.co/BFWqFrnN2k
— Jeff Duncan (@JeffDuncan_) January 21, 2018