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[Dassska]

А может Смекалов опять? Пусть будет он!

А мне бы хотелось кого-то совсем нового.
Хочется видеть обновленного Женю, с совсем новыми прогами, без повторения старого...
Но вообще от любопытства уже помираю

[cekoni]

This not should to keep in secret - we need to know, what kind of propaganda the American media STILL continue to run against Plushy!
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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multim ... nt.31.html
(Sports Illustrated)
2010 Unsportsmen of the Year list #31: Evgeni Plushenko

Evgeni Plushenko
In Russia, they generally serve vodka, not whine. But in the aftermath of the Olympic men's free skate on Feb. 18, former Olympic gold medalist Evgeni Plushenko was less than complimentary while discussing the winner, Evan Lysacek of the U.S. "If the Olympic champion doesn't know how to jump a quad, I don't know," Plushenko, the 2010 silver medalist, said through an interpreter. "Now it's not men's figure skating. Now it's dancing."



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Yes - Plushy attack on "their" man - what blasphemy! I will not add any more offensive comments, although I could.... MANY!

[Tess]

Надеюсь, что рука многоуважаемого Авдыша не коснется новых программ Жени.

[alysonshade]

This not should to keep in secret - we need to know, what kind of propaganda the American media STILL continue to run against Plushy!

Obviously, telling the truth about the medals in Vancouver, Plush has spoilt the enjoyment of the Americans.
Well, that's what they deserve, if their way is to steal what they are not able to get with their own merits!
Let them laugh at Plush and his more or less colorful statements... in the History of Figure Skating, Plushenko already is a LEGEND, instead Lysacek will be forever remembered as the Robbing Hood of Vancouver!

[lala630312]

I'm furious!!

[simona]

[alysonshade]

For those who don't speak a good English, I must specify that Robbing Hood is not an error, but just a pun: surely you remember Robin Hood, the Legend of Sherwood, right? Well, in English "hood" also means "young criminal" and Robbing, with the double b, means "stealing". So, here is my opinion about Lysacek: "The Young Criminal who has stolen the Gold Medal in Vancover." - The pun is not mine, I took it from the amazing rock-band of Genesis

[cekoni]

For those who don't speak a good English, I must specify that Robbing Hood is not an error, but just a pun: surely you remember Robin Hood, the Legend of Sherwood, right? Well, in English "hood" also means "young criminal" and Robbing, with the double b, means "stealing". So, here is my opinion about Lysacek: "The Young Criminal who has stolen the Gold Medal in Vancover." - The pun is not mine, I took it from the amazing rock-band of Genesis

But for Robin Hood is thought to be the "good guy", who took from the rich and gave to poor people....?

[lala630312]

alysonshade wrote:
For those who don't speak a good English, I must specify that Robbing Hood is not an error, but just a pun: surely you remember Robin Hood, the Legend of Sherwood, right? Well, in English "hood" also means "young criminal" and Robbing, with the double b, means "stealing". So, here is my opinion about Lysacek: "The Young Criminal who has stolen the Gold Medal in Vancover." - The pun is not mine, I took it from the amazing rock-band of Genesis

I knew that isn't an error, but i really don't understand. Thx for your explanation, the pun is very ingenious. I love the Genesis and Phil Collins!!

[alysonshade]

For those who don't speak a good English, I must specify that Robbing Hood is not an error, but just a pun: surely you remember Robin Hood, the Legend of Sherwood, right? Well, in English "hood" also means "young criminal" and Robbing, with the double b, means "stealing". So, here is my opinion about Lysacek: "The Young Criminal who has stolen the Gold Medal in Vancover." - The pun is not mine, I took it from the amazing rock-band of Genesis

But for Robin Hood is thought to be the "good guy", who took from the rich and gave to poor people....?

Yes Cekoni, Robin Hood is a good guy, an hero who takes from the rich and gives to poor people, as you rightly said.
But ROBBING HOOD is a pun (you know, it's when you play with words): the word HOOD has several meaning in English, one of them is "young criminal"; and with a double B, the word "Robin" turns into ROBBING, that means "stealing". So, if you put together the two NEW words, you get ROBBING HOOD, that's a funny way to call the guy who has "stolen" the Gold medal in Vancouver!