That bitch looks like Draco Malfoy and I want a horse to kick her like she snuck up behind it and screamed
That's actually adorable, damn
"What are you... I guess I'll do it, too!"
"Wait these are edible??"
*disappointment*
The gold ones are chocolate; the silver marzipan, and the bronze peanut butter…
No way I'm putting that in my mouth. There's no telling where it's been.
That's what they all say... at first.
I bet that's what you say to all the other medal winners.
I'd try to fit the whole thing in my mouth.
It's been in my pants all day, where do you think it's been?
The silver medal would be the least likely to have bacteria though on account of silver's antibacterial effects.
It's been in a LV medal case apparently
What event was this? I want to see the video of it. Edit: Found it!
Women's gymnastics balance beam. The lady with the adorable reaction is Zhou Yaqin of China.
I assume there is video somewhere, but it's not on YouTube.
It's on spez's personal playground, the one where he steals all content and sells it like his own: https://www.reddit.com/r/olympics/comments/1eknsdq/zhou_yaqin_reaction_on_the_podium_was_priceless/.
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The missing fourth panel:
She casually bites off a chunk of her medal.
While startled, as competitive as they are the other three try to do the same.Do the medals taste good?
It's some weird tradition they've started doing that I either never noticed before or it's new. People used to bite gold coins to prove they were real gold since gold is soft enough to leave a tooth mark, but I don't know if that's related to this or what. You couldn't do that with silver or bronze.
It started in 1991. It started because a photographer thought it would make a good photo.
i know china does this with gold tender, i'm not sure if this is just chinese, or if this is more global, but when doing transactions it's customary to take a nips to the gold to make sure it's solid gold all the way through so eventually it ends up with a number of little bite marks in it.
Yeah I don't know it was a tradition and though "are they making sure the IOC didn't cheap out on the gold medals?"
Well, the medals are now mostly silver.
https://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/celebs/a39011500/are-olympic-medals-real-gold/
"Turns out Olympic gold medals are actually, ironically, mostly made from silver. Specifically, they’re 92.5 percent silver. However, they are plated with six grams of gold, so at least there’s that."
That's dissappointing. I thought they were made of chocolate wrapped in gold leaf.
This is so cute lol
Basically me all through grade school. Wait why's everyone doing this now? Ok I guess....
mfw i realize children learn by copying the environment around them ((developmental psychology is born))
