@Rooo sez BISH PLZ: Exactly. He was at the top of the skating world for years but never brought home the Olympic gold. The Olympics definitely brings figure skating into the focus for two weeks every four years, but it's not always an accurate reflection of the best in the sport.

@Violette: Citius, Altius, Fortius.

@Adah: Undoubtedly. But I think this is going to add fire to the already controversial subject of judging figure skating, which is pretty subjective already. It comes back to the usual discussion about athleticism vs. artistry in figure skating, something that is amplified in Olympic years.

Love. Deep, deep love.

@Athensjail: I always worry about her. She seems troubled. But, my god, she is fabulous.

John Mayer is winning me over. For real.

@Atomic Bowling: Agreed. And hearted.

@partystarr: Yeah, that's where I'm at, too. Posting your bra colour isn't going to cure cancer anymore than shaving your head will. But as a breast cancer survivor friend said to me about this issue, every show of support is definitely welcome.

@quitelikely: Clearly, we have been thoroughly Disneyfied.

Before the scroll-down, I was sure I was looking at a scene from The Lion King.

@Scout: Red herring. We're talking about these refs/linesmen in this particular game. Not any game—this game.

@Scout: Most referees for high school games are juniors themselves. They may have one senior ref on the ice but the linesmen are probably the same age as the players or slightly older.

Made of awesome.

Get OUT! PETA is responsible for this? I am shocked! I am agog! I am aghast!

@sayah: SWINTON!

@Mr. Praline: The giveaway is that Landover is eight hundred times funnier than actual churches. Or, at least, intentionally so. #romanpolanski

@FattyCatty: My sarcasmo-meter must have busted over the weekend. Totally missed that.

@hollygirl: It stands for Party Unity, My Ass. It's not so much condescending and insulting as it is inane and ill-conceived.

@lil red: I agree, on all accounts. The more voices that speak out about these issues—these abuses—the more aware of the abuse we become and the more we can do to recognize it and stop it in its tracks. And the more we recognize it and talk about it, the less stigma there is for the victim. Less stigma means a…

There's something quite fetching about #6. I'm not sure how it translates in the real world but on the runway, it's very interesting.