As a natural blonde brown-eyed woman I think I need to go see what's wrong with me
But I like her new colour,I'm not into balayage,I prefer just one colour but it looks good on her
Ksenia Stolbova & Fedor Klimov
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As a natural blonde brown-eyed woman I think I need to go see what's wrong with me
But I like her new colour,I'm not into balayage,I prefer just one colour but it looks good on her
I like it very much
So beautiful.
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I like it very much
Me too. It's a warm blonde colour, and it suits her very much. :yes:
As a natural blonde brown-eyed woman I think I need to go see what's wrong with me
But I like her new colour,I'm not into balayage,I prefer just one colour but it looks good on her
LOL, no, no, nothing's wrong, please don't misunderstand me! When it's a natural blonde with brown eyes the skin tone always matches. Nature's good at matching.
Ksenia and Fedor's first ever Senior GP perforamnce - SP from Skate America in 2010. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phU0SxeYCIU
They've improved so much since!!
I love the comments though lol "not enough passion", "the individual skating skills are lacking" (
) they were little babies! 
it's really funny hearing this from Kurt casue basically all he does now is praise ksenia's skaing skills.
They've improved so much since!!
I love the comments though lol "not enough passion", "the individual skating skills are lacking" (
) they were little babies! it's really funny hearing this from Kurt casue basically all he does now is praise ksenia's skaing skills.
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Well, I guess the peanut gallery is never going to shut up about Ksenia. Maybe she is in shock, or trying with all her power to not break down or explode. Who knows? To think they made it through practically the whole program and then have that happen right at the end - they must both feel terrible. But life goes on & I think once this is out of their system, they will be 100% focused on preparing for Worlds.
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:thumbsup: She was trying not to cry in that sofa. Hates come from people who don't like them, no matter what they do or how well they skate. The hypocrisy is so blatant.
Come on you guys. Get over that quickly and use that anger to skate great at worlds.
Visibly upset and angry
We were at the Championships and they were full of drama. Whether she was disappointed or angry or sad - she displayed poor sportsmanship and an implied disrespect to her fellow competitors. Her display continued through the medal ceremonies. She's a professional entertainer - that's what elite ice skating is. It was dramatic but unpleasant. She should get over herself.
:thumbsup: She was trying not to cry in that sofa. Hates come from people who don't like them, no matter what they do or how well they skate. The hypocrisy is so blatant.
Come on you guys. Get over that quickly and use that anger to skate great at worlds.
We were at the Championships and they were full of drama. Whether she was disappointed or angry or sad - she displayed poor sportsmanship and an implied disrespect to her fellow competitors. Her display continued through the medal ceremonies. She's a professional entertainer - that's what elite ice skating is. It was dramatic but unpleasant. She should get over herself.
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I think the only people who should get over themselves are the police officers for morale on these boards. :sarcasm:
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I'm glad they looked okay in the Gala, given the short time after the long. Good guys. :yes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9BVTB3gEjU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9BVTB3gEjU
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Sports people are not "professional entertainers"! Sure, figure skating often has an entertaining aspect, but that's a bonus; it's not in their job description. Sports people don't, by default, do what they do for the audience. They want to win - whether against their competitors, or against themselves (or both).
:thumbsup: She was trying not to cry in that sofa. Hates come from people who don't like them, no matter what they do or how well they skate. The hypocrisy is so blatant.
Come on you guys. Get over that quickly and use that anger to skate great at worlds.
This! Thank you, Alba, to verbalize my thoughts!:agree:
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After I saw the "backstage" footage of Ksenia from Swedish tv, it looked to me as if she had a nervous breakdown. I mean, maybe I'm wrong but she didn't look well at all. That's not something you can control and I would never hold it against her. Unfortunately the Ksenia-bashing will ever end...hating on skaters is like a sport in itself to some people on here. :disapp:
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I told you. It was obvious while she was sitting in that sofa. She was trying to hold the tears for the camera, which makes things worse. I know the feeling very well, and it's not about being mean on purpose or a spoiled brat.
I'm surprised that she looked much better during the gala, given the short time.
p.s. That sofa idea is the stupidest thing I've seen tbh.
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The sofa idea is stupid indeed. Though Voronov praised it in one of the interviews, saying that it helps to train one's willpower, this can be really tough for skaters if they fall apart... Maybe, Ksenia would have recovered a bit faster, if she had a chance to hide from the cameras at least for a while, during the next participants' performance...
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True. But in general I thought it was stupid. Javi was falling asleep.
He was tired and he had to stay there through the whole group. The guy from Israel had to stay there even longer, only to find himself: ok now you have to go because another guy surpassed you. 
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True. But in general I thought it was stupid. Javi was falling asleep.
Everyone kept saying that he looked terrible/sad and that he wanted to cry but in reality he was just trying so hard to stay awake 
I hope the sofa doesn't stay....its awkward tbh lol
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Talking about being scrutinized eh.
