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Is Alissa the One!!

Here is the key to watching Alissa. You assume she will have three falls. Then the excitement builds. She's done three already with only one fall. She's done four with only one fall! She's done five with only one fall!! She's done si--- OK, she's done six with only two falls. Here comes her final element. Will she make it? Yay!!!!! :clap: :clap: :clap:
 
I still love watching Alissa skate. :love:

I see reflections of 6.0 in her artistry and style.

We already had that argument mm so please just agree or ignore :yes: :)
 
Here is the key to watching Alissa. You assume she will have three falls. Then the excitement builds. She's done three already with only one fall. She's done four with only one fall! She's done five with only one fall!! She's done si--- OK, she's done six with only two falls. Here comes her final element. Will she make it? Yay!!!!! :clap: :clap: :clap:

Mathman, I wonder what Alissa would think if she were reading this. I think she'd either giggle or blush ;-)
 
Yes, and................breathtaking!!!! Loved it!!!

Hmmm, I only remember this time when he had some troubles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLMlt3Noavg

and even this was still beautiful skating.

Otherwise, he always seemed so reliable I don't know why it would be considered so nerve wracking watching him skate.

I can tell you are not cut out to root for Alissa or Tomas - they would simply shatter you ;) :)
 
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When Alexei skated his long program in Salt Lake, I don't think I breathed until he took his final pose. As you say KW, you just never know.

did you hide under the blanket also?cause I did!Both Olympics!it was not nerve wracking watching but you want the 4 minutes to end and they last for eternity!

She's done si--- OK, she's done six with only two falls.
:laugh:

But i dont remember her falling in CoR
 
ok, this is ridiculous. :rofl:

But seriously, she's what, 24? And she's been around the senior circuit how long, 8 years? And she's been to worlds, what, twice? And her highest finish? 11th??

No, she's not the one- sorry.
 
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ok, this is ridiculous. :rofl:

But seriously, she's what, 24? And she's been around the senior circuit how long, 8 years? And she's been to worlds, what, twice? And her highest finish? 11th??

No, she's not the one- sorry.

You could have said that last year too - and look what happened.
"He who ignores the past does so at his peril."

Alissa has big secret boosters at GS who have a lot of influence with US Skating ;)
 
You could have said that last year too - and look what happened.
"He who ignores the past does so at his peril."

Alissa has big secret boosters at GS who have a lot of influence with US Skating ;)

She may have won US nats but she wasn't the highest (or, in this case, higher) placing American at worlds. Rachel was in the top 5; Alyssa was out of the top 10. Hmm...I think I'll stand by my first post.
 
She may have won US nats but she wasn't the highest (or, in this case, higher) placing American at worlds. Rachel was in the top 5; Alyssa was out of the top 10. Hmm...

So your point is that we should not have a Natls this year because you are afraid Alissa and/or Sasha will win?????

I say let the Ladies skate for it and the top two go to Vancouver because they earned it on the ice. :yes: :rock: ;)
 
So your point is that we should not have a Natls this year because you are afraid Alissa and/or Sasha will win?????

:confused:

I think you are misunderstanding my point. The take-home message of my post is: (I believe) the evidence suggests that Czisny is NOT, and will NOT be, "The One" as the title asks.

Besides, R.D. is not afraid of anything. :p

I say let the Ladies skate for it and the top two go to Vancouver because they earned it on the ice. :yes: :rock: ;)

Yes, whomever is brave enough to show up...
 
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Huh??? :confused:

I think you are misunderstanding my point. The take-home message of my post is: (I believe) the evidence suggests that Czisny is NOT, and will NOT be, "The One" as the title asks.

Yes, whomever is brave enough to show up...

:laugh:

I got your point.......:yes:
actually I left myself wide open with that quote about remembering the past
 
Mathman, I wonder what Alissa would think if she were reading this. I think she'd either giggle or blush ;-)

Yeah, I was just fooling around. Actually, I have had the delight to have seen Alissa perform at every level from novice on up, and she is my absolute favorite, come rain or come shine. Just seeing her step onto the ice makes me smile.

IMHO, She is

one....singular sensation...with every little step that she takes....

She-e-e-'s th-e-e-e ONE! ♫♪
 
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ok, this is ridiculous. :rofl:

But seriously, she's what, 24? And she's been around the senior circuit how long, 8 years? And she's been to worlds, what, twice? And her highest finish? 11th??

No, she's not the one- sorry.

Actually, she's 22. And she got a gold and silver medal at Grand Prix events in 2005 and went to the GPF that year. I became a big fan after watching Ice Diaries in 2005 (I think you can still watch on youtube if you haven't seen it). She seems like an absolute sweetheart and throughout that whole series everytime she messed up, she didn't get mad but just appreciated the chance to learn from the experience. She's so driven and down-to-earth too. She seemed to have a great relationship with her family and her coach and never pulled any of the sasha diva nonsense. Just a nice, wholesome American girl, and she's so pretty!

I agree with whoever said you have to expect her to fall three times, and then everytime she doesn't fall on her jumps you get really really excited and then when she finishes her program she blushes and flashes a big smile which is so cute it makes the audience smile :yes: . I also feel for her nervousness, a number of people in my extended family suffer from Generalized Anxiety Disorder and all those nerves really do affect people more than you would think. Seeing Alissa persevere for so long makes me happy
 
Hmmm, I only remember this time when he had some troubles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLMlt3Noavg

and even this was still beautiful skating.

Otherwise, he always seemed so reliable I don't know why it would be considered so nerve wracking watching him skate.

I can tell you are not cut out to root for Alissa or Tomas - they would simply shatter you ;) :)

I'm with Dee on this one... the ice is slippery, and Olympic Ice seems to be unforgivingly so...
 
Actually, she's 22. And she got a gold and silver medal at Grand Prix events in 2005 and went to the GPF that year. I became a big fan after watching Ice Diaries in 2005 (I think you can still watch on youtube if you haven't seen it). She seems like an absolute sweetheart and throughout that whole series everytime she messed up, she didn't get mad but just appreciated the chance to learn from the experience. She's so driven and down-to-earth too. She seemed to have a great relationship with her family and her coach and never pulled any of the sasha diva nonsense. Just a nice, wholesome American girl, and she's so pretty!

Ok, thanks for the correction. I wasn't quite sure.

Actually, one insider at another forum (I think he/she knew someone that competed against Czisny) didn't have exactly glowing words to say about her...Of course, without knowing her personally (for a while) one just never knows.
 
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