dcro
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Because they didn't deserve to be tied any more than athletes that were as (or even more) inseparable at the end of their competitions, but had to separated nevertheless because of stricter rules. Luge has been using thousands of a second since the "ancient" times. No reason why bobsleigh/skeleton couldn't do the same.
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That's all nice and swell, but this is the biggest sports competition. There is supposed to be only one that is the best. Shared golds are just an easy way out. Not to mention incredibly unfair to 98% of sports where ties are impossible (or at least less likely).
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Winter Olympic Games 2018 Best of Social Media
dcro replied to heywoodu's topic in Winter Olympic Games Pyeongchang 2018
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Team ski jumping is always the unmistakable sign that the Games will be over very soon. Perfect prediction for me though.
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That's second tied gold for Friedrich in 12 months.
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No, THIS SUCKS!
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Meh
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Maybe even gold for Melbardis...
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Not favorite.
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Still horrible Games for them, but this is something.
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Melbardis
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It's even easy now compared to the 2nd luge runs in singles which were a complete mess...
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Kibermanis Not a good sign.
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Reckless Driver
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Well, the best joker title goes to Silić. In any case, it was enjoyable to compete for the first time in the "sports car" bobsleigh event.
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I can't stand any more 4th places for Finland!
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NOOOOOOOO....
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Not as beautiful as gold for Poutala!
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Netherlands
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Well yeah, but I thought it's the first turn that is harder to keep balance.
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LORENTZEN YOU GREAT SKATER
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Wait, isn't the last inner lane an advantage?
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"Nico Ihle from Japan has finished in a silver medal position at the World Championships." -OBS commentator
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Pekka
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Yes, as long as it doesn't interfere the other skater, and if it doesn't go too much.
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