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Boitano was never the sharpest tool in the shed but this sounds so dumb.

I was expecting Peizerat to run and win. But I guess he has talked too loudly about reform for any of the old guard to support him.

Word of advice - take that particular translator's work with a grain of salt.

Plushy has a profoundly unique idea of suitable father-son activities. But I think he's a good dad.

We'll all die happy, so bring it on!

Indeed! Witness the dauntless aunties that show up to every competition.

But you know he won't ... or at least he won't sound like it. He'll deliver all this salt with the same cheerful smile and perky delivery he uses now, as if saying these things is only logical. Because they are.

Repeated for great justice...why, Daniil, why?!!

Yeah that's more or less what I thought

No. I tried Google Translate and it says the same thing - 'assess the physical damage' but doesn't indicate to what he's referring. Based on context, I'd take it as more of a general, 'see how I feel', kind of comment, not anything serious.

Yeah.

Ah, I missed when he said that. I read a judge's account of why it took so long for P/C's scores - apparently the moment they took the ice, there was a glitch of some kind and none of the judges' computers worked properly and they couldn't see the video replay, or some such, so they had to walk around the rink to another video workstation to review.

And we'd all be watching him for the shade.

Yuzu commentates synchro --> suddenly synchro becomes the most popular sport on the planet. When/ where did Yuzu say that about European ice dance? Although tbf, saying ice dance judging is suspicious is kind of low-hanging fruit.

In all fairness to Raf, I think he actually would be willing to push Nathan harder and higher, but the athlete has to be willing to do what it takes, too, and Nathan isn't focused on skating to that extent, to the exclusion of all else. I've always gotten the impression that Raf secretly tears his hair out over Nathan and wishes he had the intensity of focus that Yuzu does. And having been a swim coach myself, I'm very sorry to hear you had a coach treat you that way.

On the other hand, look at what she does on the ice. 3A, and training quads? Ambitious programs with great choreography and music that got better every time she did them? Does Rika really need to verbally express her determination to win? Her actions speak for themselves. Don't forget that doing something, as opposed to talking about doing something, is also a Japanese value. If she really were meek and mild, she probably wouldn't be skating at this level in the first place.

added a new design based on green Seimei to the ID badge project...check it out if you're so inclined.

Hey satellites. I had an infinitely better idea, featuring green SEIMEI and fiery Yuzu. I really like it, hope you will too:

Well, we could do them for his ice shows and try to predict which anime he's going to celebrate with a program, or which singer/musician he's going to collab with, or even what particular fever-dream the costume designers are going to inflict on the audience thus time...

For all his cuteness and sweetness, I've never really seen him as anything other than this type of 'in-charge' person. Now it's becoming more apparent because of his age, but it was always there.

Yes indeed!

Sorry, but in cancer care it goes the other way - clinicians are reluctant and slow to adopt the latest proven research in many cases, and even if they do adopt it, knowledge is slow to trickle out into the wider medical community.

I see this almost daily in my workplace. There's definitely a conflict between research and practice.

Really? I never knew that...never would have guessed such a thing...the wonders of the human body!