. >>> when you score gl in hockey, the next thingou to cel right? you can do the fist pump or maybe fist bump your teammates or use your hockey stick as a gun. or you can do what taylor cox did. [ laughter ] >> scores a goal, then goes and jumps himself through the glass. >> this is like a self-check. >> exactly. this is video has been all over the place. we found it on yahoo! sports. this sort of move is popular in the nhl. when they score, they just launch themselves into the boards. the fans are there. they bang on the glass. everybody thinks it's cool. this was junior hockey. maybe the glass isn't, like, the toughest. they were playing against the new jersey rockets, but he gets up immediately and just starts walking up. like, you know he was embarrassed. if you look at his twitter, he's actually kind of pumped about it because he's been getting all sort of coverage. it appears taylor didn't suffer any serious injuries to his body or to his pride. >>> the planes that we fly all across the country don't just pop out of the plane uterus the way th

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