Recent content by Jarrett

Hell, the Russian judge at 1999 Skate America gave "a day in the life" a 6.0. :encore:

Party pooper! :judge:

So they are encouraging federation swapping? lol

You don't have to live in a rink to know this happens. You can watch this happen at any skating competition practice to see people getting in the way of right of way skaters however as those events the skater are usually of similar level and age. How many 11 year olds are dropped off at the rink...

While I believe people definitely can evolve, grow, etc. I don't think that should just wipe away any bad past acts if they haven't even admitted to them before and sought a resolution with the person affected. Regardless of the risks the skater could have caused justifying that as a reason for...

It is nice of them to include Kaori's lutz edge in the graphic. :blocjudge

She doesn't have the carriage for this type of program IMO. It would be better on anyone else. Hopefully she gets a new one before the Olympics but as they held onto her programs last year doubtful. Chiba's program a little dull and Wakaba's looks like an exhibition. Very underwhelmed so far...

Maybe Shibs are going to withdrawal and just show up at Nationals or maybe the Michelle Kwan comeback is here!

What does that have to do with the US ladies? Lol

Just smile and nod.

She don't see the Gold comparison at all but she was great in person at nationals. Looked like a senior skater to me.

Are we going to relive Euro 1994 in this thread too?

The Jr. events weren't in the main arena for 2006 either and had shuttles... right? I think I only went over there once and never again. I don't remember the event well at all besides afterward that MK was named to the team and of course Stephanie Rosenthal's short program. It would have been a...

I can't imagine chock and bates splitting with anyone specifically the shibs lol

I got an email from the usfigureskating saying I was approved. It was maybe an hour after I submitted. I did in in the morning on Thursday.