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I don't think anyone else who competed at nationals is old enough to be a university student and thus be eligible, except maybe Leonova
Age limit for the Universiade is 26 years old. Leonova's 28.

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I don't think anyone else who competed at nationals is old enough to be a university student and thus be eligible, except maybe Leonova

I don't know about Russia, but don't think that most people in Canada would recognize current figure skating stars. And SFAIK, skaters are more broadly popular in Russia than in Canada.
Even though Tessa's and Scott's Moulin Rouge was re-broadcast after they won OG and it was a big item on the news, that was a year ago. Casual or non-skating fans who just saw the program once won't remember what they looked like, probably don't even remember their names.
And if previous stars like Stokjo or Chan walked through the downtown of any major Canadian town or city, I don't think they would be recognized by a lot of people - though skaters who come from small communities usually do have a lot of recognition in those communities.
I don't think this state of affairs is sad. Figure skating does have a small group of enthusiasts or serious fans. I prefer to say small rather than tiny.
Figure skating stars just aren't Wayne Gretzky - most Canadians would recognize him, I would think.
Also, figure skating has a larger fan base than some other sports. I would think a major figure skating competition would attract a larger audience than a major track and field meet or a major volleyball competition.
Age limit for the Universiade is 26 years old. Leonova's 28.![]()


There's a Russian saying: усруся,но не поддадуся. It pretty much sums up everything you say here: you know everything and have the final word on anything and everything, no matter what is being said. There's nothing to duscuss then, we should just listen to you
the "most final word" (which matters) came from one of the mother's of one of the top Russian skaters:I disagree too, as even Tiff gets recognized in Moscow supermarkets and asked for her autograph, yet she has nowhere near the fame of top level stars like Zagitova,Medvedeva,Tuktamysheva or Tutberidze. I teach Russians who now live here in Lyon, yet they know perfectly well who these people are!
... even by many who were/are her fans ... and "ripped" is an understatement..Medvedeva is getting ripped right and left on Russian forums (I guess that's not a new thing though)

For skating well? Crazy fans
No... more for her perceived 'arrogance' and personality and the politicking
in a nutshell? i won't use the actual language used, but there is an old russian saying (in soft terms): "squeezing into other people's anal track without a soap"..What are they saying?
Can you write it in original and then translate it word for word, please. That’s sounds very interesting and potentially useful thing to learn, this Russian saying!in a nutshell? i won't use the actual language used, but there is an old russian saying (in soft terms): "squeezing into other people's anal track without a soap"..
no. i will send you a PM. but the phrase is too rude to post, given we have minors.Can you write it in original and then translate it word for word, please. That’s sounds very interesting and potentially useful thing to learn, this Russian saying!
in a nutshell? i won't use the actual language used, but there is an old russian saying (in soft terms): "squeezing into other people's anal track without a soap"..
Thank you, Tinami! Being at this forum definitely is an educational experience! I love how everyone contributes a bit from their culture. Thought I am not sure if I ever have the opportunity to use this pearl, it is very interesting nevertheless. (My Russian friend refused to teach me any rude words, because apparently ‘we don’t speak this way’. )no. i will send you a PM. but the phrase is too rude to post, given we have minors.
because it's been used in various mentions since early 1900's...I have so many questions as to why that would be 'an old Russian saying'. lol

... i have not used/heard that phrase in many years, but now got a reminder, given it was so frequently mentioned tonight.LOL, sorry but that is actually comical to me. It is so over the top. There is no reason to bring it to that level of insult. Haters gonna hate.

because it's been used in various mentions since early 1900's...![]()
yes ...... but ...... why??
you asked: why is this "an old Russian saying"... so lets put an end to this question:I for one am very "relieved"

I would be quite happy if Medvedeva is sent to worlds. Zagitova versus Medvedeva, round two. Orser versus Tutberidze. I do think Zagitova will leave Tutberidze after this season, but I also think Tutberidze will manage to squeeze the maximum out of Zagitova for worlds 2019. My bets would be Zagitova will do better at worlds than Medvedeva.
I am sure she is not the only one in the whole ladies field who gets ‘ridiculous’ PCS. Besides, she is getting whatever the judges are giving her, so blame the judges, not her.Given the ridiculous PCS Zagitova gets.....
Looks like it will be "Masaru vs all"...I would be quite happy if Medvedeva is sent to worlds. Zagitova versus Medvedeva, round two. Orser versus Tutberidze.


Looks like it will be "Masaru vs all"...
https://www.instagram.com/p/BuHdJk8nBHO/
.... and it has been done...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7TvJAOw2GA
Here is the longer version, and Daniil is doing a dance life with Masaru, towards the end..Masaru should get ALL the PCS
(with Eteri's voice in the back ground instructing Alina to how give the dog snacks...)