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are there any real alternatives to watching this on nbc if you're not in kah-nah-da?
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/borowitzreport/2014/02/sochi-hotel-guests-complain-about-topless-portraits-of-putin-in-rooms.html
I don't get nbcs deal. Are they airing via tape delay? Or is it live? I saw Olympics were on as early as 1 am? So the only watch to watch is to dvr? Do they re air it later in the day? Just how do you watch?
I wanted to watch hockey and apparently it came on at 3 am.
Do NHL players play in the Olympics or is it amateur only? Their season is going on right now.
The Only People Harassing the Gays of Sochi are the Foreign JournalistsQuote“Too many,” Zhanna the butch cashier says rolling her eyes when I ask her how many foreign journalists have come through here. “Questions, cameras. And always with the same questions.” Are gays being persecuted? Beaten? “I always tell them that we observe all the laws. No one bothers us and we don’t bother anyone.”The only people who bother them, it seemed, were the foreign journalists. Pointing cameras in their faces, asking questions. “People are annoyed because they don’t want to be on screen,” Zhanna explained. Though some people don’t realize they’re being taped-like one gentleman who did a drunken birthday dance recently-only to find himself in an American news segment. “Are we annoying?” I asked the manager.“Yes,” he said icily. Then he added, “If you want an interview, call our people and schedule one.”http://www.newrepublic.com/article/116548/only-people-harassing-gays-sochi-are-foreign-journalist
“Too many,” Zhanna the butch cashier says rolling her eyes when I ask her how many foreign journalists have come through here. “Questions, cameras. And always with the same questions.” Are gays being persecuted? Beaten? “I always tell them that we observe all the laws. No one bothers us and we don’t bother anyone.”The only people who bother them, it seemed, were the foreign journalists. Pointing cameras in their faces, asking questions. “People are annoyed because they don’t want to be on screen,” Zhanna explained. Though some people don’t realize they’re being taped-like one gentleman who did a drunken birthday dance recently-only to find himself in an American news segment. “Are we annoying?” I asked the manager.“Yes,” he said icily. Then he added, “If you want an interview, call our people and schedule one.”