Your tone and attitude are certainly off putting.Huh? I didn't write anything nasty.
Not sure where you’re getting your old news from, but I’ve seen or heard nothing about it.
Your tone and attitude are certainly off putting.Huh? I didn't write anything nasty.
Um, ok. Let’s just all choose to believe whatever we want. Some of us are quite involved with the skating world...Yeah yeah, I hear Kurt has shacked up with Tennis icon Chris Evert (well after all, she married a tennis champ, a champion skier and a golf pro, so I'm guessing a Rugby player wasn't available), and Sonia has joined the cast of Instinct along with Alan Cumming, where she portrays Secret Agent P. Rowette. Then I convinced my source to get back on her meds. Granny, you have quite the imagination.......
That’s fine if you are connected. But you don’t have to chastise people or cop a superior attitude to others on a public skating forum, when there’s absolutely no other source than a semi anonymous person whose claims toUm, ok. Let’s just all choose to believe whatever we want. Some of us are quite involved with the m
skating world...
I know people are cynical about the commercials - but I LOVE seeing Kurt sharing the ice with Don Jackson.
That’s fine if you are connected. But you don’t have to chastise people or cop a superior attitude to others on a public skating forum, when there’s absolutely no other source than a semi anonymous person whose claims to
be connected can’t be confirmed other than by their own admission.
Yeah, this is old news.
I think Kurt deserves everything he’s got. He has always been the clear leader and star of CSOI and deservedly so, IMO.
I actually feel I see too much of Kurt Browning - as a commentator, in commercials, and with SOI.
The last SOI I saw here in Vancouver began with Kurt making a comment about communicating with Sonia on his cell phone. I don't remember the details because it was some years back, back remember thinking that Kurt had to put himself front and center even in a group ice show. Granted, it is his show IIRC, but even so, the man has much too massive an ego for my taste.
I really prefer Pelletier's commentary on CBC, and would like Kurt to be replaced by someone else - but he seems to have the contract in perpetuity.
In fact, it wouldn't surprise me if Kurt Browning was still delivering commentary from his grave.![]()
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I’m not seeing any attitude.
It’s interesting to me how fans get so angry/defensive when it comes to rumoured skating divorces.
Not defensive at all but posters do react when other posters are condescending.
Marriage can be difficult - if this is true that is good they are on good terms especially for their kids. The important thing is that they are both happy.
What a horrible thing to say. We get that you hate Kurt, but must you take every opportunity to slam him? I’ve met him a number of times over the years and always found him to be down to earth, friendly and a genuine good guy, without the massive ego you seem to think he has. He has done a lot of good for the sport of figure skating in this country, and there is a reason he is loved and respected by his fellow skaters and a Canadian icon. You will no doubt be overjoyed to hear he has decided to retire from Stars on Ice this year, but he is the reason this tour is still alive and successful for the next generation of skaters, and he will be missed.I actually feel I see too much of Kurt Browning - as a commentator, in commercials, and with SOI.
The last SOI I saw here in Vancouver began with Kurt making a comment about communicating with Sonia on his cell phone. I don't remember the details because it was some years back, back remember thinking that Kurt had to put himself front and center even in a group ice show. Granted, it is his show IIRC, but even so, the man has much too massive an ego for my taste.
I really prefer Pelletier's commentary on CBC, and would like Kurt to be replaced by someone else - but he seems to have the contract in perpetuity.
In fact, it wouldn't surprise me if Kurt Browning was still delivering commentary from his grave.![]()
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Old news to skating insiders perhaps but definitely not to the casual fan or general public. Because Browning and Rodriguez never announced anything publicly, fans and the media think they are still married.
From I can gather they’ve been divorced since about 2015 or 2016.
Best wishes for Kurt with his new bride, my wife is a huge player and fan in woman's tennis although she always was more a fan of Martina Navalorativa more then Chris. I hope Martina also has a nice husband.Yeah yeah, I hear Kurt has shacked up with Tennis icon Chris Evert (well after all, she married a tennis champ, a champion skier and a golf pro, so I'm guessing a Rugby player wasn't available), and Sonia has joined the cast of Instinct along with Alan Cumming, where she portrays Secret Agent P. Rowette. Then I convinced my source to get back on her meds. Granny, you have quite the imagination.......
:: spills his Cinnamon Tea on his lap from being WTF startled ::Best wishes for Kurt with his new bride, my wife is a huge player and fan in woman's tennis although she always was more a fan of Martina Navalorativa more then Chris. I hope Martina also has a nice husband.
From I can gather they’ve been divorced since about 2015 or 2016.
I’m not seeing any attitude.
It’s interesting to me how fans get so angry/defensive when it comes to rumoured skating divorces.
I wasn't copping any sort of attitude either. Some random person on the internet declares they are still happily married as a fact. Their evidence? Because there is no evidence on the internet that they divorced... However, they found no evidence on the internet that they are still married. Ergo, with authority this person states that they are still happily married. I'm sorry if my amusement at that logic seems like I am copping an attitude.
You were not the person copping an attitude. It was the poster that stated, since there isn't anything they could find on the internet about a divorce = Kurt & Sonia are "happily" married.I wasn't copping any sort of attitude either.
I really prefer Pelletier's commentary on CBC, and would like Kurt to be replaced by someone else - but he seems to have the contract in perpetuity.
In fact, it wouldn't surprise me if Kurt Browning was still delivering commentary from his grave.![]()
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What a horrible thing to say. We get that you hate Kurt, but must you take every opportunity to slam him? I’ve met him a number of times over the years and always found him to be down to earth, friendly and a genuine good guy, without the massive ego you seem to think he has.
He has done a lot of good for the sport of figure skating in this country, and there is a reason he is loved and respected by his fellow skaters and a Canadian icon. You will no doubt be overjoyed to hear he has decided to retire from Stars on Ice this year, but he is the reason this tour is still alive and successful for the next generation of skaters, and he will be missed.