Which is you, once again, deflecting from the main question, which is: how is it that Rafa cheats? I was asking Monfed, but you'll do, since you insist or insinuate all the time that he does.
Kyrgios’s behaviors are more or les the same and are repeated. Which is the same as Nadal. And Nadal does it with a purpose, and you know that. What disappointed me is what he did in the Wimbledon semi against Federer, because I thought he had outgrown that behavior. Clearly, he still has it in him. He knew what he was trying to do, but you appeared to be saying he merely did it at a questionable time. There is no doubt about what he was trying to do, and there is no need to gloss over it. It had nothing to do with taking time between points.
He had a bandage cut off the foot by the trainer, but w/o MTO. Not every time the trainer comes out is a MTO taken. That's what you guys can't seem to distinguish. It's embarrassing.
OMG, he had a bandage taken off his foot, same as above. You can read evil intent into it, but you can't know. Because it would imply that Nadal bandages his foot for not other reason than to opportunistically have it taken off if he's losing. Right? Because if it served a purpose, then having it removed would be a hinderance. However, rather than such a baroque conspiracy, one could chose to believe that he tapes his foot for a reason, but that sometimes it's either too tight, or gets bunched up and becomes bothersome and needs to come off. John McEnroe often tells us that things tend to hurt more when you're losing. It's a simple enough explanation.
As to the time, you are incorrect. There is a shot clock, and Nadal does get warned when he's long, and he's been docked a serve before. Any notion of 40 seconds seems outrageous to me. Do you have your stopwatch on him?
You've got some nerve to tell me to give it a rest. You, the man who can't stop talking about Petzschner, 10 years later. I'm just saying that having a taping cut off your foot is hardly the "disgusting" behavior some like @atttomole would have it, and equate with the antics of Kyrgios, for example. Since you can't really make a better case, you tell me to "give it a rest." Hmm.
I’d rather watch a clean player who takes a few more seconds to recuperate than a cheater who takes 10 seconds between points. 
I don't see any difference between that and Roger taking a MTO at the end of the 4th set after he lost it to Dimitrov at the USO this year. Or, for that matter, v. Safin at the AO in '05. Exact same kind of momentum stopper...except that a) it didn't work for Roger and b) Roger in '05 is far less believably injured, since he never was back then.
