All the best signs from the Pittsburgh Penguins’ 2017 Stanley Cup parade

Of course there were catfish signs.

The Nicholas family from Sarver, and their sign, as translated by Kaitlyn, 17, second from left

The Nicholas family from Sarver, and their sign, as translated by Kaitlyn, 17, second from left

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Updated 9:35 p.m.

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As seen along Boulevard of the Allies before the parade

As seen along Boulevard of the Allies before the parade

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First up: Catfish.

The Nicholas family from Sarver, and their sign, as translated by Kaitlyn, 17, second from left

The Nicholas family from Sarver, and their sign, as translated by Kaitlyn, 17, second from left

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hbd … to all of you ?

A lot of you just wanted a hug or an autograph.

Sorry, kids. Most of those guys are gone.

From left, James Golen, 6, Ben McKeever, 6, Rylan Maverich, 5, and Cole Maverich, 7

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Penguins Parade
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Champions or not, there’s still nothing like a good insult.

Penguins Parade
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Nothing like a deadline.

From left, Mia Mussilo, 10, Kate Falce, 11, and Vivian Falce, 8, make signs before the victory parade in Pittsburgh, Pa.

From left, Mia Mussilo, 10, Kate Falce, 11, and Vivian Falce, 8, make signs before the victory parade in Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Even the buildings got into it.

City County Building on Grant Street

City County Building on Grant Street

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This is just awesome.

Penguins Parade
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Winner, winner, chicken dinner!

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