Psychotext
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Pretty sad. =/
Combined with the broken English, this is really hilarious.You seem really defensi...
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Nevermind.
Combined with the broken English, this is really hilarious.
He also implied that the growing negativity due to these issues was solely from western countries because they hate Russia. You want to talk distasteful? Lumping a bunch of countries and their citizens together and insinuating insidious motives is a pretty low blow, too.Pretty distasteful to criticize someone for trying to write in his secondary language and for being citizen of russia. I don't think he has anywhere in this thread denied that the preparations have been a bit clusterfuck. He is just trying to explain some of these fuck ups as well you know, he is a russian and maybe knows what is common there.
They have concrete (structural and basically unfinished outside of stain/polish) ceilings in just about every other loft or modern construction architect-house. I would hardly describe it as rare.
Competitions start in less than 4 hours. Someone needs to make an OT.
I love how there's one shit bin, but each toilet has its own brush!
He also implied that the growing negativity due to these issues was solely from western countries because they hate Russia. You want to talk distasteful? Lumping a bunch of countries and their citizens together and insinuating insidious motives is a pretty low blow, too.
I'm not saying it was, I actually agree that is was pretty fucking tasteless. I'm just pointing out he isn't exactly being a respectful poster either.Well sure was mature way to respond. ''lol he is from russia'' ''lol he writes bad english''.
Well sure was mature way to respond. ''lol he is from russia'' ''lol he writes bad english''.
Being booked in that room makes him the hotel's honorary fireman. In case of fire, he will be expected to valiantly give his life fighting the blaze while the hotel's other guests escape.Best bidet ever.
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Pretty distasteful to criticize someone for trying to write in his secondary language and for being citizen of russia. I don't think he has anywhere in this thread denied that the preparations have been a bit clusterfuck. He is just trying to explain some of these fuck ups as well you know, he is a russian and maybe knows what is common there.
Pretty distasteful to criticize someone for trying to write in his secondary language and for being citizen of russia. I don't think he has anywhere in this thread denied that the preparations have been a bit clusterfuck. He is just trying to explain some of these fuck ups as well you know, he is a russian and maybe knows what is common there.
It's the gift that keeps on giving, as long as you don't have to stay there.
Come on, lets go down this road. It's not easy watching the world ridicule where you live. It sucked for a lot of us living in Vancouver before the games got started with many of the press (especially from the UK) questioning everything.
Come on, lets go down this road. It's not easy watching the world ridicule where you live. It sucked for a lot of us living in Vancouver before the games got started with many of the press (especially from the UK) questioning everything.
Not enough THC in the B.C. Bud?
Pretty distasteful to criticize someone for trying to write in his secondary language and for being citizen of russia. I don't think he has anywhere in this thread denied that the preparations have been a bit clusterfuck. He is just trying to explain some of these fuck ups as well you know, he is a russian and maybe knows what is common there.
Is there any poll of the opinion from Russian citizens related to this topic?
Are you implying he's being uptight and needs to relax? Because he's got a point and you've got nothing but a poorly thought out joke.
Combined with the broken English, this is really hilarious.
I did neither of those things, but believe whatever makes you feel self righteous![]()
Team Canada's hockey team will be staying in rooms like this.....lol
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According to Google, in similar rooms. Maybe someone that understands Russian can confirm this from the video at the link.Where is the Russian team staying?
Probably in a 5 star hotel with 100s of beautiful Russian women on call at anytimeWhere is the Russian team staying?
I was insinuating that the press was complaining about Vancouver's weed. Geez, man, take a joke.
According to Google, in similar rooms. Maybe someone that understands Russian can confirm this from the video at the link.
Team Canada's hockey team will be staying in rooms like this.....lol
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I mentioned this to my SO and he confirmed that concrete ceilings are thing, but rare, hard to do, heavy, and not for residential housing. So...the more you know!
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That looks depressing.
Those look like twin size beds though. I'd be shocked if they didn't have at least queen size beds in Vancouver.Actually Sidney Crosby said that conditions at Vancouver in 2010 were pretty much the same thing, with multiple people to a room. I live in Vancouver and can tell you that the Olympic Village isn't very big at all.
Some teams did have three athletes to a room, hence the 'dorm' phrasing from Crosby.On the eve of the Winter Olympics' opening ceremonies, the waterfront condo complex in Vancouver that is housing more than 2,700 Olympic athletes and team officials is winning almost universal praise from its guests. The suites are, to borrow a favorite snowboarding phrase, sweet, with marble-top counters in the shiny new kitchens. Each unit has a living-room area — a far cry from the dormlike conditions of Villages past. And the views are nothing short of breathtaking.
Many apartments look out onto an inlet and the silver downtown skyline, with snowcapped mountains as a backdrop. "It's blown us away, to be honest," says U.S. speedskater Chad Hedrick, who won gold, silver and bronze medals at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy, and is a medal contender this year. "They really went big on this. It's a million-dollar view, for sure."
Competitions start in less than 4 hours. Someone needs to make an OT.
Those look like twin size beds though. I'd be shocked if they didn't have at least queen size beds in Vancouver.
Edit: Couldn't find any pictures, but a few articles like this:
Some teams did have three athletes to a room, hence the 'dorm' phrasing from Crosby.
India hosted the 2010 commonwealth games.Didn't India host a similar event recently? How bad is this compared to India?
India hosted the 2010 commonwealth games.
I'm pretty sure there was similar incomplete facility stuff flying around before that also. Don't remember the games themselves being effected.
Ya, judging by the pillow I suppose you're right. I'm average size, and I know I'd have a hell of a time sleeping in something that size as I like to sprawl out. Must suck if you're a 6' 3", 250lb hockey player. At least it appears all teams (including the Russians) have the same beds. We might see a bit more stretching than usual before each game.Those are single size man.
Are you in Japan? I know many buildings and residences in cities use bare concrete as a design choice.My ceiling and walls![]()
Are you in Japan? I know many buildings and residences in cities use bare concrete as a design choice.
where can i watch this online?
Are you in Japan? I know many buildings and residences in cities use bare concrete as a design choice.
where can i watch this online?
Yep. Although it can look drab and dreary if the lighting is poor or the cement was poured unevenly in the building casts. What I do know is that it's got a great echo factor and very poor heat retention.Never encountered an apartment that does not have concrete ceilings in my entire 30 years of living in my country (Singapore). I guess every country has its own ways of designing and building living spaces![]()
I can't stand that NBC refuses to show it live. I wanna see it LIVE you assholes.http://olympics.cbc.ca/
I don't know whether that's content blocked outside of Canada, but the CBC does seem to plan on having the most extensive coverage according to a chart I saw on Reddit. Although that 1,500 hour figure might be a bit skewed by broadcasting in two languages.