Or all their fanfiction-level fantasies of the secret baby? Or their reaction to learning that the two were, in fact, dating other people? Seriously the real person shipping going on there was disturbing.Remember a few years ago a bunch of V/M ubers got on Tessa's case for not wishing Scott a happy birthday on twitter? They messaged her throughout the day and she blocked a few of them.
The sekret baby blogger is still at it. I just checked today and they are wringing their hands over the fact that the oldest sekret baby is 10 and they're still locked in the basement.
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I remember that. I kind of enjoyed watching her trying to figure out who was behind the psueds beating her pretty handedly at her own game.
Adrian was? Wow I had forgotten all about him. His board was the first one I was on. Then did he atart another one?OMG. I know exactly who you're talking about. He ended up getting kicked out of Tara World, if I remember correctly, and then got his socks off playing "devil's advocate" on MKF, a role nobody asked him to play nor did anyone necessarily want on that forum. He also would post some really strange stuff. He was IN LOVE with Tara.
I remember me chatting with you on either MSN messenger or AIM about it and you were telling me "duh! It's Scheherezade." I myself was also a teen and was like "REALLY? WHAT'S THAT?"
Also, about Tango de Roxanne, didn't Kwan bring the wrong CD to one practice at 2004 Nats or whatever and ended up skating to Tango de Roxanne even though the choreo was TFB, and then just ended up skating to TFB at the competition?
I think you're right because although Fanyus can harass skaters' social media accounts, I think skating tribes tend to stick to themselves for the most part these days. During the Kwan/Tara and the Pasha and the other notorious wars during the late 90s-early-2000s, it was the WILD WEST. People were more anonymous, ruder, harsher, super into trolling, starting stan wars, gossiping, etc. Imagine if they had access to Kwan and Tara's social media. Good lord. There was something fun about being in the stan wars though. Maybe that's why BTS fans call themselves army because more than half the fun is fighting non-fans. At least the Kwan/Lipinski stuff, as dirty and immature as it was, didn't involve ancient rivalries and geo-politics the way the Yuna Kim v. Mao Asada wars had. Lord, some of the things those fans would bring up was nuts.
I think most of skating fandom has matured quite a bit since most of us got older.
That was Adrian Chew's board, FSW, before it became F$W and people migrated to FSU changing FSU's culture a bit. He was a crazy Kwan fan who ended up going the opposite direction into an intense Kwan hater and moving his affections to Cohen.
I remember this! She may have even posted part of a conversation on PITI. But she portrayed it as you coming to her.This thread is so funny, I honestly would also cringe at a lot of what I said when I was younger and don't remember a lot of specifics about user names/drama, but I do remember that peach/twizzlestick character messaging me on AOL under some random alias (or maybe more than one), asking me for insider info, and then threatening to say that I paid a lot of money for all my info. Mind you, at that time I made it very clear on every board that I was like 15 or 16
Oh man, what a rabbit hole that is!This blog.Jessica Dube Loves Scott Moir
More specifically this blog became convinced that when Tessa got the leg surgeries she really was hiding a pregnancy. Since then three more sekret babies have been added.
I'm afraid I was actually one of the posters at barbnf's board. After I joined MKF, I would see posts appear about barbnf still going ballistic regarding bigmkfan. If I remember correctly, there was even a link to The Think Tank, and that's how I found her board. The first thing I noticed was all these "Fairies" posting some really crazy stuff to her.
There was an interview with Jenna Fischer (Katie van Wandenberg in "Blades of Glory"), who played Pam Beesly in "The Office" (US version) in which she said that when she was walking down the street with her husband, she was confronted by an angry fan who accused her of cheating on "Jim."
Years ago (early 80s), I went to a Trek Con in Philly with a friend who adored the original series. Walter Koenig (Chekov) was the guest speaker, and I met him accidentally when he tapped me on the shoulder to ask for the time. At first I was startled when he didn't have a Russian accent!!! (He is actually of Russian Jewish ancestry, but born in Chicago).
over Chekov.
Seasoned ladies? You may count yourself as a seasoned lady, for myself I would prefer the term a lady in her best years.
Fair enough.
There are just more of us than than any other fan groups. But most are well-behaved, are interested in the sport and respectful towards other skaters. But of course, there are a few crazy ones. There always are, in any human group. But to take them as typical representatives of the group is plainly wrong.
Some fanyus posted about cutting Nathan into eight pieces, burning him deep into the ground, stabbing him, administering lethal injection on him after 2019 worlds
I stand corrected, some Fanyus can be just as bad as the worst Yunabots. That is disturbing.
Would you mind adding “some” in front of the word “fanyus”? My bad in the first place. Don’t want to make the entire fandom Look bad. The person who tweeted those Weibo post is a fanyu herself.
Done.
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