2024 World Championships Men's Short Program

[Ruthypegs]

Bro’s commentary on costumes continues: “The French dude is gonna kill it. He can’t afford to lose. He doing this to eat.”

I love your bro's commentary. More please!

 

[Ichatdelune]

Love Mark Hanretty's pronunciation of the skater's name. He obviously researches and practices. Well done!

Not on the ISU feed yet so I have to ask, which skater's name did Mark do well on?

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Fingers crossed for Burak. His name means ... beetroot in my language, Polish.

That's a good one!

But not as good as Ekaterina Bobrova's surname meaning "beaver". And the supporters of Bobrova / Soloviev being referred to as "Team Beaver".

I don't know if it is the same in other languages, but in British English, the word "beaver" doesn't just refer to a type of rodent. It also refers to a part of the female anatomy...

CaroLiza_fan

 

[labgoat]

Someone actually admitted to skating to the song "Disco Inferno"? Someone should bump that coach in the butt with a Land Rover.

It was quite a spectacle and he had some much over the top fun with it that it was infectious.

 

[balabam]

Ah, Hyungyeom KIM. My favourite short program of the year , I still singing it sometimes.

Music was my first love. And it will be my last.

We can also use alternative version:

Drinking was my first love. And it will be my last.

 

[Ares]

Burak is supposed to be "From Arabic براق (Buraq), the name of the legendary creature that, according to Islamic tradition, transported the Prophet Muhammad. Its name is derived from Arabic برق (barq) meaning "lightning". I like beetroot better though.

Unfortunately it doesn't only mean "beetroot" in Polish. The word is only used to call a rude, boorish person.

 

[elektra blue]

Gemma Nikita!

 

[Arigato]

It was quite a spectacle and he had some much over the top fun with it that it was infectious.

I can imagine.

 

[CrazyKittenLady]

Go Nikita!!!

 

[EdgeCall]

What a wild axel?!

 

[LadyB]

Don't you know, the 50's are the new pre-teens?

We need to put you and @LadyB in the naughty corner together. She was having similar thoughts about Uncle Dick yesterday.

CaroLiza_fan

 

[labgoat]

That's a good one!

But not as good as Ekaterina Bobrova's surname meaning "beaver". And the supporters of Bobrova / Soloviev being referred to as "Team Beaver".

I don't know if it is the same in other languages, but in British English, the word "beaver" doesn't just refer to a type of rodent. It also refers to a part of the female anatomy...

CaroLiza_fan

Canadian pastries

 

[TT_Fin]

And a little bit gossip, seems they have splitted with Janna.

 

[nickp91]

WHY are Nikita's tops ALWAYS EXTRA

 

[labgoat]

There is a budding Galindo in Nikita S

 

[Ichatdelune]

Interesting 1.5A

 

[Jeanie19]

I am there almost. Gosh I walked fast. I am six foot tall but the wind was making me fly... With that kind of wind, no ur would ever happen

Its like that here in Massachusetts, too.

 

[elektra blue]

i guess Donovan's kill count 9

 

[Ares]

That's a good one!

But not as good as Ekaterina Bobrova's surname meaning "beaver". And the supporters of Bobrova / Soloviev being referred to as "Team Beaver".

I don't know if it is the same in other languages, but in British English, the word "beaver" doesn't just refer to a type of rodent. It also refers to a part of the female anatomy...

CaroLiza_fan

This word also can be used for the same purpose in Polish.

 

[Ichatdelune]

Unfortunately it doesn't only mean "beetroot" in Polish. The word is only used to call a rude, boorish person.

Beetroots are tasty, wonder why it was chosen to be used as an insult