Patrick said he 'looked funny in ballet leotards' so I looked out for his 'funny legs' - fillet mignon legs No 'fillet legs' as far as I can see? Wrong angle?
Maybe. But even at this angle, his thighs are not thin for a boy of that age.
Patrick said he 'looked funny in ballet leotards' so I looked out for his 'funny legs' - fillet mignon legs No 'fillet legs' as far as I can see? Wrong angle?
Have you all seen this before?
http://www.rankopedia.com/Male-You'd-Like-to-ask-you-on-a-Date/Step1/5922/.htm
I couldn't believe that one of my OLD time heart-throb is in the list (and of course, cute Patrick too)
Can't believe that Patrick is in front of Matt Damon, Collin Farrell, Leonard DeCaprio, and Rafael Nadal! Good for him!
Here's a funny comment on it:
http://realdetective.tumblr.com/post/17307070326/yoko71-daisuke-takahashi-and-patrick-chan-in
^^^I tried following Boeing787's steps, my didn't work either. But I can see the link you posted here. Patrick's funny fall is played over and over.
Isn't that something?! When you're hot, you're hot!
Remember the photo of Patrick and Dai I linked above, which Durian probably couldn't see? Here's a funny comment on it:
http://realdetective.tumblr.com/post/17307070326/yoko71-daisuke-takahashi-and-patrick-chan-in
Thanks, funny.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWv9IhtsHik
I remember LOL at a video of somebody filming Joubert loitering around while the World Champ Takahashi was doing his run thru in the rink, and here is one of Daisuke sitting around changing footwear while the current champ is skating in a competition.
Patrick Chan (CAN), 2012 Four Continents Champion
Today I actually felt pretty nervous going into the long, more nervous than I’ve been in a long time. I was very happy. I stayed focused after a rough practice this morning. I took the time to rest and I did the elements really well. I learned a lot this week. (on skating for a smaller crowd than he’s used to) It was a shock in the short program. Daisuke and I just came from nationals where it was a full house every night. It’s odd to be at an event to not have audience to pump you up this late at night. For the long program, it was familiar territory. But we’re such good athletes that we get on the ice and do not pay so much attention to the audience. It was weird but it was good and different. (on feeling altitude) I can say that training here is different than actually competing here. I didn’t have an advantage of training here. I hit the wall at a point going into the last spin before the last triple Lutz. I was quite dead. I had to stay on my feet and not get too big because that’s when you lose your balance. For Daisuke and I, going to Worlds, it gives us confidence that it will be easier. I told myself going into my last spin that this is going to be the hardest of them all. It was interesting because last year I didn’t do Four Continents because it was in Taipei so I sat out. I like to see every competition as a training day. Every day I come in and put 100 percent in to it. I kind of have the mentality of taking every competition with the mentality of putting 100 percent into it. Every day I come into each event I feel intimidated by the others. I feel just as on my toes. It’s a mentality I take. I take it seriously. It’s all about developing. Developing as an athlete, developing the sport. Every skater has something to bring to the table. Daisuke, and now Ross.