Recent content by tangerine dream

I can't see them doing that. It's already hard enough to keep boys in the sport as they tend to get made fun of. Competing against girls and losing to them is hardly going to help.

I've never understood why production thinks starving the contestants is better for the show. We saw in season 2 what happened when everyone was completely malnourished -- they had no energy to even leave the camp, their hair was falling out, etc. I really doubt people are watching Survivor...

Pasha has actually worked with them! https://www.instagram.com/p/C_jFde4x-_X/?img_index=2

They definitely would have a bye. I think everyone in the event will qualify for nationals given there should be 15 spots and there are 12 competitors + G/P, L/L, F/A. I assume they're competing because they want more experience or feedback or something.

It's the qualifying event for nationals. A few of the top teams have byes.

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Yes!

Same. I really fear he's going to have a Joshua Farris-esque way too early retirement from injuries.:wuzrobbed

Great performance! It seems like just yesterday that he and Nathan were two tiny kids battling it out for the novice national title.

I thought the mystery with Parkman was that he lived in the US as a kid for like ten years (learned to skate in Seattle IIRC) and no one seems to know his father's nationality. Am I misremembering?

She qualified in novice.

My guess as to why the Shibs decided to come back: It would be hard not to notice that the level of dance is not as high as it was when the Shibs were competing. They were up against V/M & D/W at the beginning of their career and then P/C entered the mix. They won three world medals and two...

That's definitely true. Tali/Lafornara & Wolfkostin/Tsarevski benefited from the rule change. Without it GrimSkiy would be the World Jr champions.

I don't seem to need a vpn for youtube. If you want to see the opening ceremony you should be able to scroll back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhsxKJKs-Eo

That was way harsh, Tai.