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Skippy wrote:Can't be the only one who saw Christie push the Chinese lady just prior to her pushing Christie back

I saw the push but I've seen other skaters push and not receive a penalty for it.

Toronto city council have voted to allow bars to start serving alcohol at 7am on Sunday. Every sports bar I've phoned is already fully booked, so no bandwagon jumping for me

Is Toronto the city that Rob Ford is mayor of? I'm beginning to see how he got elected in the first place...

I hope Canada lose.

Lotus wrote:^ Nope.

Another bizarre decision against her though.

What do you mean by 'another bizarre decision'? The first time she clearly cut the corner and took out the other skaters. The second time she clearly cut inside and crossed outside the track. I haven't seen how she got disqualified this time round, but the first two were pretty blatant. I almost hoped she'd get a third totally different type of disqualification, purely for the comedy value of messing up three totally different ways.

I think the occasion got the best of her.

Literally the first time I watched Christie's racr, knowing she had been DQd, I called the reason why.

Sadly I then had to listen to the experts spend ten minutes pretending they couldn't see what had happened. Or worse, not knowing what had happened. I've only dipped in and out of the games, but the BBC have been terrible every time I have.

The other example was the Skeleton commentary for Yarnold's final run. The guy shat himself with fear every time the split came through. She was having a poor run, she was going slowly, she was going to lose... even though she never dropped below being 0.93 ahead.

Bunch of amateurish, pandering knicker-wetters, IMO.