[ SECRET POST #3732 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3732 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

LOL Plushy, never change. Seeing this somehow reminds me of Winter Olympics 2010 and the bit of fandom that was active around that time on here. I was a fan of Johnny Weir too, or least, a fan of what he wore.

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I wish more figure skaters did things like Plushenko! It's almost taken TOO seriously with everybody trying to out-art and drama each other, it's kind of weird.

Maybe it's because it's become way more technical over time? Or focused on that part, anyway.

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Oh no, flashbacks to that horrible FS where he front-loaded all his jumps, then flailed around for the rest of the program. He (thank god) lost the gold, so he gave himself a platinum medal.

I also remember how devistated I was for Patrick Chan, even though I usually avoid rooting for Canadian skaters because their stans are the worst.

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I can't sympathize with this Chan love. Like, I logically know he's not a heel but seeing him fail (sometimes spectacularly) always seems to warm the cockles of my cold heart.

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Ha! I get that. He always had this wonderfully stunned look after splatting.

I just have a very strange fondness for a lot of skating headcases.