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Norwegian curling team show some love on Valentine's Day

They might be pursuing Olympic glory this Valentine’s Day, but that doesn’t mean the men’s curling team from Norway can’t show us all a little love.

They donned heart-covered red, pink and white pants for their match against Japan on Wednesday.

Their love-ly pants were a hit, but Norway’s match was a miss: they were surprised by Japan, losing 6-4.

Love is in the air. Image: Getty
Love is in the air. Image: Getty

It wasn't the only time Valentine's Day was a hot topic in PyeongChang on Wednesday.

What a lovely fashion statement. Image: Getty
What a lovely fashion statement. Image: Getty

With Tiger Woods firmly in the rear-view mirror, American skier Lindsey Vonn took to Twitter for some Valentine’s Day fun.

At 3:52 p.m. Korea time, Vonn polled her 994,000 Twitter followers to see if there was a person out there willing to be her valentine. Plenty of replies ensued.


Some questioned Vonn’s tactics, others had fun with her. She seemed to take it all in stride.



Eventually, one offer came in that Vonn found “enticing.”

A Matt Lucas, who is apparently a sports medicine resident at Stanford, offered to send her a valentine “in the form of kinesiotape and PRP to heal [Vonn’s] ailments.”


You would imagine Vonn is pretty well taken care of by Team USA in the sports medicine department, but we guess it’s the sentiment that counts.

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