on... ...the punks who stole two new rails from Whistler's recently expanded kiddie terrain playground, known as the Chipmunk Park. The rails, valued at $800, will be replaced with funds previously allocated for the park's "big wall ride. As terrain park manager Stu Osborne puts it: "The culprits have stolen from the whole jib community. (Flash to image of toddlers crying.)
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