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Dr Strangelove
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I saw the whole thing. I feel badly for the Canadians. The minor difference in difficulty between their routine and that of the Russians was more that made up for by presentation. The crowd went wild over their performance. Not giving them the gold would be as if judges at previous Olympics had ignored the overwhelming response to Olga Korbit or Nadia Cominici.
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devilmunchkin
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first circle of the inferno
Jul 2001 time: 05:17
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I AGREE! that was wrong! i was pissed off.....i don't understand why the decision can't be contested though...
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Sceptor107
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the judges were bad
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Guynemer
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This is exactly why figure skating isn't a sport. Any competition that relies entirely on some judges' collective subjective interpretation of "artistry" is NOT a sport. Athletic, yes. But no way is this a sport; no way should this nonsense be in the Olympics.
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Dr Strangelove
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I guess we should consider the previous days performance as a factor as well. At the very end of the "short" (compulsory) routine the Canadian pair slipped. The girl was supposed to lean back on the guys right arm, but slipped and slid to the floor. The guy adeptly caught her and softened her fall, but to anyone watching closely it was obvious that she had fallen.
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devilmunchkin
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first circle of the inferno
Jul 2001 time: 05:17
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sorry..i meant communist. ..excluding france.
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