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~Random~
I made a little painting and I thought I would share
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(I'm not the greatest at art but it's a nice little pass time...also this looks nicer irl)
Better than my drawing. 

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I am so thankful to Yuzu for introducing me to One OK Rock. I am a hardcore fan now.

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I am so thankful to Yuzu for introducing me to One OK Rock. I am a hardcore fan now.
Yuzuru's long interview after 4CC. Sorry, I do not have time to translate tonight. Could somebody help?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5ejbdq_170311-4ccハイライト-ロングインタビュー_sport
I am competely late to the discussion, I also think fanfiction about real people is creepy but knowing that people ship everything it's not really shocking to me that strange fanfiction exits on skaters.
I do understand the appeal of writing about skating, and creating original characters is not easy (I am in the throws of this at the moment). But I personally do not like reading made up stories on real people.

I don't read fanfic and I don't want to put it all in a box and judge anyone simply for reading/writing it indiscriminately of genre... But I personally cannot imagine how real people fanfic can be appropriate. I get the notion, you are really into something, a story/character, but the original content is not enough for you and you are curious about the gaps in the story. But projecting that onto real people... and imagining their privacy and intimacy, a part of them they rightfully do not disclose to you, is disrespectful and inappropriate imo.
In any case, I agree that Yuzu fanfics of all kinds should be kept out of the fan fest as a general rule.
awesome translation
Thanks Fayruza for the translation! It's nice to see how they appreciate him even with Plushy around.
And guys, I think we can stop talking about fanfic since most of us seem to agree the fanfest is not the place to discuss it. Love it, hate it, there are many other places you can gush about it or denounce it.
Sochi Olympic Games, Team Event
SP
Спорт-хит (Sport-hit)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE0anpwVnKA
(starting at 45.16)
(TAT and Alexander Grishin commentating)
TAT: This boy is very talented as far as figure skating is concerned.
Gr: Yuzuru Hanyu from Japan.
TAT: This year he won the GPF.
Gr: With a result just under 100 points. In the SP.
TAT: 4T. Easy. But Zhenya (Evgeny Plushenko) had 4-3! His spin was wonderful. His second spin is wonderful too. He sits down very low – it’s always highly appreciated and assessed. 3A from a very difficult entry. No one enters their 3A like that – with a rocker.
Gr: Abbott used to jump it like that.
TAT: 3-3. Lutz-toeloop. His skating is very good, free! It fits the style, it’s musical. You see how much turned out his feet are – no one has to teach him to turn his feet out, he was just born with such feet! A difficult position in the last spin, everything is level 4 and everything will get positive GOE. He had a great skate!
Gr: Well done!
TAT: Well done indeed! Well done!
Gr: And of course he’s so light, so airy, when he enters his spin, it seems to accelerate more and more. He’s like a feather!
TAT: We’ll see. He’s got the season’s best – 99.84
Gr: It isn’t just the season’s best – it’s the world record.
TAT: That’s the WR in the SP.
Gr: He got even more in the Japanese Nationals, but it doesn’t count. Brian Orser.
TAT: There you can see Mao Asada standing. The team has come to support him, just the way our team supported our Zhenya. It was’t so easy to do that, as he cleaned the ice a lot. He fell a lot. You see, that he didn’t quite make the toe-loop… no, he didn’t quite make the lutz, but got himself to jump the toe-loop. There’s the whole team – the two girls, the dance pair… you see how good he is, he's bowing to his coach! He fell from his salchow today.
Gr: Did he?
TAT: He did. Several times. I was at the practices…
Gr: Perhaps that morning shock could come in handy…
TAT: Oh yes, he’s also jet-lagged (or getting used to the climate). The distance between Japan and Sochi must be around seven hours. In winter time…
Gr: In the depth of the winter…
TAT: In the depth of the winter, yes.
Gr: Now we’ll see. But the Japanese team is training in Armenia…
TAT: We’ll see. I think he’ll win
Gr: Yes, with a brilliant result – 97.98. His new result today. He comes first leaving Evgeny Plushenko behind by 6 points.
TAT: But he’s the only one to do that!
Gr: He’s the only one.
TAT: That’s that! And we’re glad of it!
Gr: Everyone’s bowing, bowing and bowing…
TAT: We’re glad!
Thank you for continuously doing this for us!
