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Title: sometimes the interviewee gets the upper hand Post by: caserio1 on 02 20, 14, 11:27:54:AM Say What?
Russian Olympic hockey coach Zinetula Bilyaletdinov, at a press conference after his team was eliminated from medal contention: Reporter: "You know, your predecessor was eaten alive after the Olympics." Bilyaletdinov: "Well then, eat me alive right now." Reporter: "No, I mean..." Bilyaletdinov: "Eat me, and I won't be here any more." Reporter: "But we have the world championship coming up!" Bilyaletdinov: "Well then, there will be a different coach because I won't exist any more, since you will have eaten me." cas gotta admit that was a dumb question...they often are Title: Re: sometimes the interviewee gets the upper hand Post by: willam on 02 20, 14, 11:59:50:AM Oh well. Let the Russians come back some other Olympic cycle - bigger, stronger, faster.
It's on to a gold medal match worthy of the Olympics, hopefully between Canada and the USA this time. May the best team showing up on the ice - win it all. And be honored with standing on the highest spot on the podium. Can't wait. Title: Re: sometimes the interviewee gets the upper hand Post by: caserio1 on 02 20, 14, 12:03:06:PM cas dislikes people who "pile on" and that reporter was piling on
he just let his whole country down, give him a break Title: Re: sometimes the interviewee gets the upper hand Post by: jst-the-fax on 02 20, 14, 12:34:01:PM Neither of you two know anything about anything and prove it here almost daily...I'll give you days that you do not post!
Title: Re: sometimes the interviewee gets the upper hand Post by: willam on 02 20, 14, 12:39:43:PM My bad - the only error I made was in suggesting Canada and the USA meet in the gold medal round.
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