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Of course, especially considering it's a song I already really liked even before thinking about the Dutch selection  

Good Morning !!!

12-0

Best debut vote ever, I'd say!
 
Thanks Albania!

Best debut vote ever, I'd say!
 
Thanks Albania!

Best debut vote ever, I'd say!
 
Thanks Albania!

Best debut vote ever, I'd say!
 
Thanks Albania!

And Albania's first ever 12 points in the contest go to the Netherlands!
Good singer with a very catchy song. Already on my playlist of songs I listen daily!
 
 
ALBANIA
Netherlands 12 New Zealand 11 Portugal 10 Kazakhstan 9 Poland 8 Sweden 7 Italy 6 Hungary 5 Serbia 4 Germany 3 Romania 2 Malta 1 Goodbye everyone and enjoy the show!
Mirupafshim!
 
 

That's the beauty of live broadcast 
No problem

TAISC 2024 - Start 0:10:00

Good morning, it's TISC day!  

Voters start your engines. 

I definitely do! Quite a lot of them I watch a bit later (often later on the day, sometimes a day or two later), so I don't really get to posting about it in the threads during the live competitions  
 
Biathlon, cross-country skiing, alpine skiing, ski jumping, bobsleigh, skeleton, luge, ski & snowboard cross, speed skating and short track are the winter sports I definitely follow and watch every main competition of (World Cups, in the case of biathlon also IBU Cups and for speed skating of course also national championships). The freestyle stuff....nah, I just can't be bothered, and I find it beyond annoying that skicross is part of freestyle skiing  

Good night, it’s TISC way too early in the morning here 

ISIS takes responsibility for like every terrotist attack anyway. Nobody takes that seriously anymore.
 
USA warned of a terrorist attack few days ago so obviously their spying satellites have picked up something. Ever since FSB blew up the aparment blocs in 1999 to justify the Second Chechen War we know these terrorist attacks in Russia are probably an inside provocation.

What I find most odd is that apparently there's two people fighting each other on Wikipedia editing (seriously, come on), but then they take this fight here and post on Totallympics only to post about their fight on Wikipedia  
 
This whole thread is honestly the weirdest and oddest thing (weirder than the death wishes/threats) I have seen in I guess around 10 years of Totallympics  

History! After 59:58:21 hours, so 1:39 minutes until the cut-off, Jasmin Paris becomes the first ever female Barkleys finisher!

2025, the year no one makes it to loop two? 

Verys trying to make himself enemy#1 of next year’s starters 
 
 

Ihor Verys has just finished the 5th and final lap and is the next finisher of the Barkleys  58 hours, 44:59 minutes, so 1:15 hours within the cutoff time and look how fresh he still looks, damn!
 
 
 
By now there are 50 minutes remaining (22:17 CET). Word is that John Kelly was about 25 minutes behind Verys, Hall and Hamilton about half an hour and Paris and Campbell around 40 minutes. This is going to be godawful for next year (remember, the organizer makes it harder every time someone finishes the race), keeping in mind the extra tough parts after last year's three finishers....and this year weather was perfect, so next year with 'normal' (tough) weather, it's going to be extra hell  

Is it the same as here? Usually the people here who are pro-Putin are exactly the same kind of people who are anti-vax, anti-EU, believing in every single conspiracy, from the moon landing being a hoax to 9/11 to Pizzagate  

Jasmin Paris has started the 5th and final lap, first woman ever to do so
 
Ihor Verys of Ukraine was the first one to start the last lap, after 46:06 hours, choosing to do so clockwise. John Kelly followed 15-20 minutes later, counter clockwise (the leader chooses, then it's CW - CCW - CW etc). Damian Hall and Greig Hamilton started their 5th lap barely 10 minutes later, Jasmin Paris also a bit later, just like Jared Campbell. Sebastien Raichon was the last one to enter the last lap, he started after 47:57 hours, three minutes before the cutoff time. He ran the last part of lap four wrong, so had to go back a while to correct it.
 
Apart from the first part, most of the last lap will be in daylight this time, that should help. Seems likely to have multiple finishers again, definitely helped by the good conditions (and not the usual rain and mud and everything). We'll see tonight  

Jasmin Paris has started the 5th and final lap, first woman ever to do so
 
Ihor Verys of Ukraine was the first one to start the last lap, after 46:06 hours, choosing to do so clockwise. John Kelly followed 15-20 minutes later, counter clockwise (the leader chooses, then it's CW - CCW - CW etc). Damian Hall and Greig Hamilton started their 5th lap barely 10 minutes later, Jasmin Paris also a bit later, just like Jared Campbell. Sebastien Raichon was the last one to enter the last lap, he started after 47:57 hours, three minutes before the cutoff time. He ran the last part of lap four wrong, so had to go back a while to correct it.
 
Apart from the first part, most of the last lap will be in daylight this time, that should help. Seems likely to have multiple finishers again, definitely helped by the good conditions (and not the usual rain and mud and everything). We'll see tonight  

I'm afraid we haven't done enough insane trail runs (or any) to be known in the incredible world of ultratrails, and considering this is not an event one can register for, but for which one gets a 'letter of condolence' as invitation....yeah, not gonna happen  
 
I am definitely following it with interest again this year though, 10 runners made it onto loop four eventually, which is incredible! One (Maxime Gauduin of France) has been tapped out, for the other nine - including the by far best BM100 woman ever, Jasmin Paris - it's still a matter of waiting for any update. You know, there's no live timing or streaming or anything, it's basically waiting for one of two people to mention them  

Hopefully one day (although sadly I doubt it) this will be the normal situation: simply living their regular life like anyone else, without excplicitly 'having' (according to society) to announce them being anything else than straight.
 
Not sure if I'm wording this exactly how I mean it, so just to be clear: what I mean is that I hope one day (which sadly doesn't seem to be close) being gay, bi or anything is considered just as normal by society as being straight, and it's not a matter of 'if you don't explicitly come out, you must be straight' anymore.