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Yuzuru Hanyu: 2016-17 Season
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Those purple pants :dumb: no room for imagination
Really no room for imagination. Here you can't help but look. And then feel bad because the pose with the "no, no, no" finger makes you feel like you've been caught staring lol.
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I'm already bankrupt because of Helsinki
to the point that I can't bring it over myself to buy poohs and throw them away so I will just enjoy the pooh rain from afar....
That's why I was thinking of making a banner to show my support but I've never made one before... anyone with experience? (I'm pretty bad at diy, tho)
on an unrelated note, I just came back from ice skating for the last time :hopelessness: my local ice rink is closing for the season
I've made banners before and I am not super good at crafts, or anything that involves making paper look good. Banners aren't too hard, but it is best to be doing every bit of it slowly as to not mess things up. I like hold up materials over the paper see how they'd look, writing words in pencil before painting, and never gluing things down till I' sure. Things like that.
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I'm already bankrupt because of Helsinki
to the point that I can't bring it over myself to buy poohs and throw them away so I will just enjoy the pooh rain from afar....
That's why I was thinking of making a banner to show my support but I've never made one before... anyone with experience? (I'm pretty bad at diy, tho)
on an unrelated note, I just came back from ice skating for the last time :hopelessness: my local ice rink is closing for the season
You don't have to throw Poohs. Other stuffed animals would also be great (since he will donate them anyway).
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Damn Boyang gets so high
Yuzu's 4S is the prettiest~ :luv17:ETA: Shoma's pre-rotation is quite evident...
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Damn Boyang gets so high
ETA: Shoma's pre-rotation is quite evident...
I think Shoma's is a 3S?
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you're right...
but he still looks like he is rotating a lot on the ice?? or is it just me? maybe it's just bc he's not getting as much height bc it's a triple
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Thanks for the tipps
Last time I made a banner or poster or something remotely similiar was probably 10 years ago back in school so I feel kind of lost hahahWhat kind of material would you recommend? I still have to transport it to helsinki so I'm thinking some sort of cloth would be better but that would complicate things a bit...
That's true! Maybe I'll find something pretty but cheap tomorrow.
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Really no room for imagination. Here you can't help but look. And then feel bad because the pose with the "no, no, no" finger makes you feel like you've been caught staring lol.
Someone wants an invisible conversation
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this is really hot. between the pants and the face. i don't have anything more intelligent to say.
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this is really hot. between the pants and the face. i don't have anything more intelligent to say.
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this is really hot. between the pants and the face. i don't have anything more intelligent to say.
You do but we can't say that here
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Is it just me or is Nathan's 4S different from the others? and I thought Shoma did not land a 4S in competition yet.
I do like Yuzu's jumps best
I think it's the right leg position before the take off that makes Nathan's 4S different. And yes, Shoma does 3S.
Is it just me or is Nathan's 4S different from the others? and I thought Shoma did not land a 4S in competition yet.
I do like Yuzu's jumps best
They way Nathan's leg goes up looks like he's going to jump a toe jump.
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Not much until 4k pages! 
I think we'll definitely get there by the time of the first practice
I think we'll definitely get there by the time of the first practice
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Not much until 4k pages!
On an average of 10+ pages per day? I think we got that yesterday, but we're slower today. Though, once the pictures and news starts flowing in.
How many pages do you think we'll be the first day we get fresh Yuzu news?
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On an average of 10+ pages per day? I think we got that yesterday, but we're slower today. Though, once the pictures and news starts flowing in.
How many pages do you think we'll be the first day we get fresh Yuzu news?
We got 20 just discussing his pants, plus we have some people that aren't far away from the YFAC... Maybe 20 again? I mean we could do hourly updates of the flight tracking or something
World Championships 2014 in Saitama, Short Program, Parisian Walkways by Gary Moore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XKaEZ2rufQ
Commentators: Sigi Heinrich (1) and Hendryk Schamberger (2)
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1: The olympic gold medalist is doing himself the honor, Yuzuru Hanyu!
From Sendai, one of the cities that were severely affected by the earthquake- It didn't spare him, nor his family.
Barely 19 years old and simply just the Olympic gold medalist.
And his rivals did not just set the standard, they did it mightily.
2: Ohhh, he won't place first anymore, yes. At least in the short.
1: Neither second.
(end of program)
1: Above all it became clear that his self-confidence grew considerably, Yuzuru Hanyu's, which is understandable. And that an error happens from time to time can only be deemed normal. A quad toe loop may go down the drain occasionally. But his chance to medal still stands, naturally, at these world championships. He isn't far off nevertheless.
2: Oh well, he will place second.
1: Yes, for second this will be enough.
2: Now, it depends on... no.
1: No, no...
2: The toe loop has been downgraded after all, because he landed backwards. But he will place second, he will still be second.
Yeah and I'm sure that after his win at the Olympics he's had to face a huge media-hype in Japan and couldn't have trained as he did during the rest of the season. That's why...
Yes, Brian Orser is also saying he wasn't too surprised that is happened.
1: But at least there's one thing the Canadians do well: Training Olympic gold medalists. The Canadians themselves never win it.
2: That's how it is... Yeah, Brian Orser only placed second twice, Patrick Chan was second, as well. But Brian Orser has produced gold medalists in two consecutive Olympic Games. First Yuna Kim in 2010 and now Yuzuru Hanyu. I mentioned it before but Brian Orser is probably the coach of the season. He has made the European champion, the junior world champion, the Olympic gold medalist and the Grand Prix Final winner.
1: Browning and Stojko have also never been Olympic winners, for example.
2: That's true. Yes, that's true. You wouldn't believe it.
1: Yeah he is, he's been on the top, Brian Orser. That needs to be noted.
1: The scores for Hanyu- we do want to see them.
Yes, indeed he is second.
2: But not far away (from third).
And clearly ahead of him is Tatsuki Machida with a margin of seven points.
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Until we get more news here's another translation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XKaEZ2rufQ
Commentators: Sigi Heinrich (1) and Hendryk Schamberger (2)
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1: The olympic gold medalist is doing himself the honor, Yuzuru Hanyu!
From Sendai, one of the cities that were severely affected by the earthquake- It didn't spare him, nor his family.
Barely 19 years old and simply just the Olympic gold medalist.
And his rivals did not just set the standard, they did it mightily.
2: Ohhh, he won't place first anymore, yes. At least in the short.
1: Neither second.
(end of program)
1: Above all it became clear that his self-confidence grew considerably, Yuzuru Hanyu's, which is understandable. And that an error happens from time to time can only be deemed normal. A quad toe loop may go down the drain occasionally. But his chance to medal still stands, naturally, at these world championships. He isn't far off nevertheless.
2: Oh well, he will place second.
1: Yes, for second this will be enough.
2: Now, it depends on... no.
1: No, no...
2: The toe loop has been downgraded after all, because he landed backwards. But he will place second, he will still be second.
Yeah and I'm sure that after his win at the Olympics he's had to face a huge media-hype in Japan and couldn't have trained as he did during the rest of the season. That's why...
Yes, Brian Orser is also saying he wasn't too surprised that is happened.
1: But at least there's one thing the Canadians do well: Training Olympic gold medalists. The Canadians themselves never win it.
2: That's how it is... Yeah, Brian Orser only placed second twice, Patrick Chan was second, as well. But Brian Orser has produced gold medalists in two consecutive Olympic Games. First Yuna Kim in 2010 and now Yuzuru Hanyu. I mentioned it before but Brian Orser is probably the coach of the season. He has made the European champion, the junior world champion, the Olympic gold medalist and the Grand Prix Final winner.
1: Browning and Stojko have also never been Olympic winners, for example.
2: That's true. Yes, that's true. You wouldn't believe it.
1: Yeah he is, he's been on the top, Brian Orser. That needs to be noted.
1: The scores for Hanyu- we do want to see them.
Yes, indeed he is second.
2: But not far away (from third).
And clearly ahead of him is Tatsuki Machida with a margin of seven points.
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Until we get more news here's another translation
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