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    Happy 2021!! I found this so touching... Last year really ended with joy, beauty, and grace thanks to one amazing human
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    Sorry if already shared! Was hoping someone would put these together, charming
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    It's quite long too; I'm forever impressed by how LGC was so streamlined from the original yet still played like a complete song. I think the last lyric about the "other guy" will be gone!
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    I would love for it to be the 1981 live version of Queen's Let Me Entertain You! Somehow I can really imagine that, not sure if that's despite it being extra hectic or because it's so hectic... I do wonder about edits. Exciting!!
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    I love that he dressed up, seemed to have fun with it! And he had such carefully prepared words for this unworthy event, of course it's perfectly in character... Elevating that mess with his beauty & grace while outclassing everyone Thank you PH for the #YuzuSkatingParty it's really wonderful!
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    Interesting, someone identified the new Seimei color as "parrot green": (Below is Google translate from page linked in original tweet, has more detail than the separate English description) Moegiiro is a yellow-green color that resembles a young leaf that sprout in early spring. It is a traditional color name that has been used since the Heian era, and is also separately described as "Moegi". It is a color that symbolizes youth because of the color of the young green sapling, and was loved as a color for young people in the Heian period. In the Heike Monogatari, the 18-year-old Heike nobleman, "Atsumori Taira," wears Moe Ozori's armor, and the twenty-year-old master of the bow, "Yoichi Nasu," wears Moe Omoe's armor. Moe yellow is used as a symbol of young warriors, such as wearing. It is also written as "Moegi Moegi". In this case, it refers to the dark green color derived from green onions and green onions, and became popular in the Edo period. By the way, the colors of Kabuki regular curtains are "black", "persimmon" and "moegiiro".
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    I loved the fight and the "work" in WC Origin, it really felt like he was building his house piece by piece and it was gripping to watch even though it was almost grim... But I think his scores did suffer from that, and *then* the judges rewarded Nathan for his relative effortlessness (on top of everything else). If Yuzu presented Origin in competition like those glimpses on media day, I believe it would work but he just couldn't get there this time
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    You're right, I meant his individual tweet... Rushing to placate the hater so stupidly. It's like poor customer service, legitimate concerns go unaddressed but bad actors get immediate attention (and their nonsense is legitimized). But if that person is a Shoma fan then they're not happy about his response either-- my petty consolation!
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    So many better ways VP could have replied, especially since it was a bogus complaint from a Yuzu hater. He seems genuinely clueless but Poohs damage "impartiality"... All gifts would need to be banned at all events worldwide for this to work in any fashion. And poor Shoma, being completely erased... How about showing some care for your own skaters instead of prostrating yourself for every other fed to walk all over??
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    Yuzuru is perfectly aware of what's going on, he sees the need to adapt and evolve to "win resoundingly" on his own terms as much as possible. He knows it will be more difficult than ever but he said he will take care to heal and protect his body first, and I believe him. I hate to think of him in physical or emotional pain but he has been suffering for a long time, and he hasn't regretted it yet. Whenever he finds it's not worth it anymore, I'll be glad because I know he will have decided for himself and it will mean he is growing in a new direction. For now he seems to have recommitted himself to competing and if he's refreshed I don't much care why, as long as it helps him (he still should have won the free!!)
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    This pretty much matches what I heard (somehow couldn't get this without the first tweet):
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    Thank you!!
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    Yes please I've been wondering too!
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    New HYK recording is out
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    Interview with Kevin Aymoz after Skate Canada FS: http://www.absoluteskating.com/index.php?cat=interviews&id=2018kevinaymoz Includes a friendly reminder about the name for That Move... JZ slide!!
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    I do think it's that kind of mistake, like they showed the tweet instead of the article to avoid promoting that other site, but the announcer's words are vague enough to confuse things for the viewer. I don't think the creators meant any harm but I wish they could have been more careful. It's just sad to read replies from fans who watched that video in good faith and honestly don't know what to think about it. I'm really sorry to have added to any negativity here with my criticism. The account shared the video twice and the clickbaity tweet has over 8x as many RTs as the original. So they did a great job, it's just too bad the RTs and clicks aren't for something worthwhile. Leaving all that aside, I'm glad that Yuzu is in Japan and I am optimistic that being in his home country, even if not "at home," will help a lot with his mental & emotional strength, healing and recuperation. Still sending my support of course, to him and everyone everywhere suffering with and for him
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    Telling fans to retweet this is tacky, and the cynic in me thinks they are even exploiting non-English-speaking fans... Getting them to engage with the nice sounding, simply worded tweet, while the clip is lazy and inaccurate. Really feels like PC Olympics content that was barely refreshed with new photos. I finally remembered why this part was familiar... The questionable comment doesn't belong to that Twitter user, the tweet was actually protesting it: https://soranews24.com/2018/02/23/older-female-fans-steamy-comments-about-gold-medal-skater-yuzuru-hanyu-sparks-debate-online/
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