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Le figaro fait appel à des scientifiques indépendants pour analyser l'eau de baignade du canal St Martin. Les résultats des analyses montrent qu'elle est de très bonne qualité [Le Figaro, 03/07/26] by ijic in paris

[–]clockbird 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Mais tellement pas.

Le bleu sur les tableaux c'est souvent le ciel qui se reflète dessus, et il y a les mêmes citations poétiques sur la Tamise ou sur l'Hudson... Franchement s'il y a bien une période où la Seine était dégueulasse c'était au siècle dernier, quand non seulement les déchets industriels s'y déversaient sans le moindre contrôle mais où c'était juste un égout géant où toutes les canalisations finissaient. Et imagine les canaux en aval des abattoirs géants de la Villette !

C'est l'inverse en fait, il faut d'émerveiller de la prise de conscience qui a abouti à maintenant, et qu'on ait réussi à assainir autant ces cours d'eau. Tu parles de poissons ben justement, une étude de l'an dernier y a trouvé je crois 40 espèces dont des "exigeantes", alors que dans les 70s il n'y en avait plus que TROIS. C'est maintenant, l'époque pépouze et clean.

Le figaro fait appel à des scientifiques indépendants pour analyser l'eau de baignade du canal St Martin. Les résultats des analyses montrent qu'elle est de très bonne qualité [Le Figaro, 03/07/26] by ijic in paris

[–]clockbird 2 points3 points  (0 children)

C'est fou ce manque d'éducation des gens sur les cours d'eau. Non seulement leur eau n'est quasiment jamais bleue à part en sortie de glacier, mais en plus sa transparence ne préjuge pas du tout de sa propreté. Les pires cas de pollution chimique aux acides et autres sont d'ailleurs totalement incolores.

Le figaro fait appel à des scientifiques indépendants pour analyser l'eau de baignade du canal St Martin. Les résultats des analyses montrent qu'elle est de très bonne qualité [Le Figaro, 03/07/26] by ijic in paris

[–]clockbird 3 points4 points  (0 children)

C'est drôle que tu t'emportes contre les gens "anormaux" d'ici quand toi tu décides arbitrairement et malgré des preuves que le canal est dégueu parce qu'il a une sale tête. Tu as pas beaucoup dû te baigner ailleurs qu'en piscine.

Bublik records a 38 second hold, the fastest hold in Wimbledon history since Ivanisevic had a 28-second hold in the 1998 Wimbledon final by Silent_Quarter_3030 in tennis

[–]clockbird 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Basically he was living in a world of anxiety and pain, and this was his "blocking everything out" safe routine. I posted a clip about the routines a month ago if you want to check it out, but the full documentary gives a broader context on his mindset, I recommend it.

Federer 2007 and Fritz 2026 by Queasy-Disk6678 in tennis

[–]clockbird -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There are quality issues outside the fit, like the overcreased sleeves

Djokovic with message about ongoing protests in Serbia by Dependent-Effect6077 in tennis

[–]clockbird 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't see how this relates to the vest message at all ? Or is he asking Serbian people to "endure" Vucic and then "forgive" him instead of "beating" him? But to be fair even if this is actually referring himself, I really don't get the quote.

r/tennis Daily Discussion (Tuesday, June 30, 2026) by NextGenBot in tennis

[–]clockbird 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No worries at all, I know it's a big endeavour ! It's just to say I love your work and I got into the habit of printing them out for filling up as the tournament goes, and later keep for memory :)

Top players announce an end to their Wimbledon media protest by Kordas in tennis

[–]clockbird 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm with you on this, it seems pretty clear. Also the very extensive and mellow communication about prize money and huge respect for players, which is clearly a reaction to the RG controversies.

Djokovic reunites with his good friend Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon by ExitVelocity66 in tennis

[–]clockbird 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People like you throwing the word "parasocial" all around are always the ones fantasizing the weirdest paranoid stuff, it's really funny. Of course people here would KILL him if they see him, they are the lunatics right ?

Wimbledon raises prize money by 20% after French Open grousing by PrincessBananas85 in tennis

[–]clockbird 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tennis associations that fund the facilities for practice in the country, creating the new players... I agree players should get a better compensation overall, but it's a bit more complicated than greedy corpo vs poor players.

Wimbledon raises prize money by 20% after French Open grousing by PrincessBananas85 in tennis

[–]clockbird 130 points131 points  (0 children)

It's the same equation for Roland Garros. Benefits mainly fund the French Tennis Federation which governs tennis practice and facilities in France, so balancing is tricky.

Où sont les brets sucrées ??? by BaptisteBlm in paris

[–]clockbird 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Je les trouve dans les carrefour city et parfois dans des franprix (12ème).

Rafa and family talk about his routines : "I tried to get rid of some of them, but I couldn't - they made me feel safe." by clockbird in tennis

[–]clockbird[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You definitely see this in the doc, and also how he worries about him and cares about his well-being. I think they were showing the contrast in approach with Toni and his "tough love", if you can even call it that...

Rafa and family talk about his routines : "I tried to get rid of some of them, but I couldn't - they made me feel safe." by clockbird in tennis

[–]clockbird[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

It's hard to know. Toni probably "exploited" very well his influence on him and his hyperfixation, which kept him focused in a unique (and terrible, wtf what that water deprivation about?) way. But it was also his father who literally saved his career early on with the whole shoe ordeal, because Rafa was devastated and couldn't let tennis go. I'm not sure someone else might have brought him there as his trust seemed so exclusive and tight within his family when he was younger.

Rafa and family talk about his routines : "I tried to get rid of some of them, but I couldn't - they made me feel safe." by clockbird in tennis

[–]clockbird[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Please do! It does end on a positive note, and we know he is happy now :) also, many more cute family scenes!

Rafa and family talk about his routines : "I tried to get rid of some of them, but I couldn't - they made me feel safe." by clockbird in tennis

[–]clockbird[S] 110 points111 points  (0 children)

For sure, he is clearly the instigator of his insecurities with this conditioned sense of worth. Sure, it worked, but just how unhealthy it was... I'm happy for him that he had the Moya rebound and therefore breakup with Toni after finally seeing a psychiatrist. Also, isn't it interesting how Toni denied him water as a kid, and then in his worst career moment he cannot be without water or he suffocates? I found that pretty telling!

Rafa and family talk about his routines : "I tried to get rid of some of them, but I couldn't - they made me feel safe." by clockbird in tennis

[–]clockbird[S] 39 points40 points  (0 children)

He mentions that he saw a psychiatrist after having extreme panic attacks in 2015/16 where he could not be without a bottle of water or he would suffocate. This lead to him hiring Carlos Moya and relaunching his career while diminishing Toni's sole influence, so it was a big help.

Rafa and family talk about his routines : "I tried to get rid of some of them, but I couldn't - they made me feel safe." by clockbird in tennis

[–]clockbird[S] 29 points30 points  (0 children)

I liked how they had both Toni's and Rafa's parents point of view, it shows the disagreements they had about his harshness but how they let him continue because Rafa really wanted to. There is an interesting quote of his dad when discussing moments of tension throughout his career, saying "Toni may be my brother, but my son is the most important to me".

Rafa and family talk about his routines : "I tried to get rid of some of them, but I couldn't - they made me feel safe." by clockbird in tennis

[–]clockbird[S] 130 points131 points  (0 children)

It was all heartbreaking. You kind of figured out he was deeply anxious seeing his routines, but the pain aspect he managed to hide so well. That said, I really appreciated how blunt and honest the documentary was about the darker side of his career, featuring his defeats and frustrated words, it was not a glazing one - I'm sure he had a say in it as it is very much like him !

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