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It seems that after all Match recorded the final part of the Gala already without any comments (I recognized the unforgettable hand of the cameraman when I saw this video on YouTube). The guy had a bad time switching from the winners taking their photo and Yuzu playing with his golden ribbons.

Nobody die of happiness. Well, at least so far.

Apart from those pooh-deluges (I'm sooo proud of us ), the second moment of craziness surely was stsq with drums. It seemed that the whole arena resonated. I still can not just hear but feel by my whole body this rhythm when I close my eyes. Taking into account that Yuzu was absolutely in music and character, it really looked like he created this commanding enormous sound by some kind of spell. The Gala and especially its ending was also absolutely his time. The recording was the first time I saw the winners were taking pictures in the end. Sorry not sorry

I still remember the end of the men's practice last Saturday. Yuzu started his bows just three seconds before Nathan ended his ones and the difference in the level of cheers was simply dramatic. Maybe I'm imagining things a bit, but for me it looked like Nathan just gave up his bows that moment and left the ice. Even if I'm not correct, sure, the situation should to be a bit unpleasant for him. But, frankly, in any case, if we compare the level of ovations, sorry Nathan, but between mens, the second seems to be Misha Ge) In addition, I think, there were not so many American fans in Moscow (except some Japanese with American flags). But Nathan still has home grand prix to give justice to him.

Absolutely not a specialist so I'm a little afraid to tell my opinion here, but I saw Boyang's luz live in Helsinki and Yuzu's ones in practice and during the CoR. I'm basing only on my eyesight but Boyangs's one still seems to have the biggest distance. And speaking about Yuzu's luzs, the rotation of the one from practice really was more quick than of the one he made during the competition. Frankly, I've never seen such a quick rotation as I saw that morning (I also saw Nathan, Aliev and Kolyada that day and they didn't seemed so quick; Nathan's luz is maybe the closest one speaking about speed). Again, sorry I don't have enough experience or knowledge. But this is what just jumped out at me when I saw it.

The beginning almost costed me a heart attack even being a hypothetical possibility, but I think you expressed my shadow thoughts better than I ever would be able to do it.

I can't help laughing. Brilliant!

From Wiki: "Clinical death is the medical term for cessation of blood circulation and breathing, the two necessary criteria to sustain human and many other organisms' lives. It occurs when the heart stops beating in a regular rhythm, a condition called cardiac arrest". You can be saved even after the clinical death (doctors can restart the heartbeat, for example). But time is limited: in three minutes the brain will die. So, in general, Zhenya's program is a story of a soul that leaves the body after a clinical death, but finally returns (that's why we can hear "come back" in the middle of the program and a deep sigh at the end).

To be made by the king

Someone had an excellent idea that he would skate different old programs every galla. It's a bit complicated, but not impossible. Maybe I'm too pessimistic, but I do not believe in a new program for galla (please, prove me wrong). Even Jeffrey said that there won't be any experiments this season. I read somewhere that Yuzu loves jazz.

Russian Wiki says that October 14 is the date of the first publication of stories about Winnie the Pooh in the form of a separate book (I've checked, there is no such line in the English version). Although the first Winnie's story was published on December 24 of the previous year (1925). So this is not a birthday, it's rather a day of adulthood (age of majority).

You are never late with this.

I guess, both. Can't wait too.

I bet, Yuzu's imagination is more developed than ours.

Just think how great it is: Yuzu keeps making your English better! (Such an irony, considering his own language problems (well, he shouldn't bother at all: linguistic certainly isn't the reason we love him for)). And you even can promote FS a bit in class! Best homework ever (I envy you). My imaginary plan for this: first paragraph about the history of figure skating, second - about the current situation in it (Olympic season, expansion of quads, same stagnation in ladies' part (with potential explosion due to juniors' 3 axels and quads, etc.) and finally - a huge paragraph about your favorite skater. When I studied in France, they called it funnel-system (in real, it's a simple mouvement from general to specific; it usually works good for projects). Sorry, it's a kind of professional deviation: I worked with students' projects too long.

My love for epic videos is eternal (and inexplicable). Did someone already bring this?

Our overlord sleeps with one eye open. We all sit in one boat, finally.

You are unbelievable! Encyclopedic! No wonder I don't remember it: a painful beauty.

Suddenly remembered this line (not sure to do it word by word, as I don't remember who said this (sorry, again; my memory is awful)): "This is an exhibition, so we only discuss costumes here".

Sure! I can even hug you virtually (actually, this place exists exactly for the situations like this, at least partially). I hope I won't have to ask for a favor in return in two weeks. I'm a terrible crybaby. UPD: My mother looked at me with fear yesterday, when I asked if she was ready for the competition (she is going to watch Chopin live with me). Seeing my excitement, she heaved a deep sigh and said: "The main thing, I wish him to be ready!" Or I'll cry even earlier. I just remembered about the exams.

But at least you saw him live. It's great, isn't it?

This makes me think more seriously about the choice of subjects for throwing (except Pooh).

I feel, I should note this. There is one thing that is undeniable: the power of our overlord is really huge. The whole thread turned to be a love confession (and I like it!).

This reminds me that the time I came back from Helsinki, my friends started to ask me the question which seemed odd and useless for me: "Well, you saw him from a close distance, tell us, is he handsome?" I was like: "What?!" He skated like an alien that day, that was important. But they kept asking... And I elaborated my ultimate answer: "He was happy, so, he looked beautiful, as happy people are always beautiful". But it was so frustrating to hear. Personally, I think, Yuzu is always beautiful on ice, while skating, because it's his "natural habitat", like water for fish or air for birds (although he is cute and adorable off ice, it's just a kind of bonus; after all, he is a skater, not a pop-star).