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if it weren't for her 3F<, it would have beenI was honestly expecting 155+ since this is her home crowd and all, bit lower than that but she'll be happy
It's just one of those British English things, where you look at a word and you omit or rearrange half the letters when saying it, like Beaulieu, Marylebone, Wriothesley, Worcester, one of the pronunciations of Ralph, etc etcI couldn't make it out... despite the fact that he has it on autorepeat.
and real flagsNHK with the only decent set of medals as usual.
To be fair, Mao Asada never had her main competition banned. LolYou're looking at the Japanese who's going to be the first consecutive 4-time World Champion, folks.
While that may partially be true, you also have to be fair and consider all variables, such as the bodies of Eteri girls not lasting past the age of 18. Their technique is meant to have a very limited expiration date. Look at what is happening to Isabeau Levito right now whose camp taught her that Russian technique. She is 17, turning 18 next March, and sadly for her the clock is ticking rapidly. Now with the new age limit for senior competition, it is clear from watching their domestic events that they are really struggling to find a girl who will present a challenge past the age of 18. Kaori Sakamoto has displayed great consistency and has wonderful skating skills and technique! She has a lot of up and coming skaters in her home nation breathing heavily down her neck. Now she will also be in danger of losing her crown this season should Amber Glenn continue building consistency and skate a clean event.To be fair, Mao Asada never had her main competition banned. Lol
I've just followed this discussion back through the thread. What Chris has been saying is "packed to the gunnels". It means full to the very small spaces and aisles, or completely full. It's a Yorkshire phrase. A gunnel is the same as a vennel or a cut - a small passage between houses or connecting one street to another.It's just one of those British English things, where you look at a word and you omit or rearrange half the letters when saying it, like Beaulieu, Marylebone, Wriothesley, Worcester, one of the pronunciations of Ralph, etc etc![]()