UK to Reconsider Eurovision Approach
I reckon we should get The Darkness to do our next Eurovision entry :D
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As a true gay lover of the contest, I say that if I bump into Jemini ever in my life, I'll wound up in jail for assasination with a dull spoon.
:D But what country is hosting EST the year that starts tomorrow? |
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One of my gay pals used to get his parents to video it every year and send the video out to him in Japan :) |
LenochkaO, that is because the EST belongs to us perverted, yet lovable homosexuals. :D
haku, but wasn't that Turquese girl disqualified? |
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And it could be fun, maybe that Umit dude will be the host. :D |
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I am liberated You are kinky He is perverted :) |
LenochkaO, do you know how much I love you? :D But yeah, I'm perverted. I see have friends with habits that'd make your hair curl on end.
(No, none of them is a vampire.) |
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Nearly time to go and party - I'm all sparkled up, so I hope it's a good night :) Have an excellent one, Darje - hope next year is a fantastic one for you! :coctail: :rose: :kwink: |
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I love that song, i love their album :: sings "Get your hand off of my woman, mother F**********ckerr" :: Anyway Good for the UK |
It promises to be an interesting year for Eurovision. No, really.
2005 sees the fiftieth aniversary of the contest. Accordingly a number of broadcasters are willing to go to greater lengths than usual to win, so as to secure the perceived prestige of hosting the anniversary event. This promises an amusing mix of minor celebrities will be sent to embarrass themselves, in the misguided belief that they might still have fans left to vote for them. This is, of course, much better than complete no marks making a mess of things, For one thing a few flagging careers might finally be killed off. Plus some acts will never, ever be able to perform live. The fear in their eyes will be delicious. Possible entries for the UK include Emma Bunton and Dina Carroll. And, heaven only knows how they're still going, Supersister. Then again, it's now looking more likely that the UK will send another unknown act. This time they will be backed by a song from one of the nation's more proven songwriting stables. It's an irritatingly sensible approach. Germany are keen to send Scooter. Somehow, they still haven't noticed that the title of their song 'Jigga Jigga' is wildly offensive. Ho-hum. I want Russia to send VIA Gra. It'd be bleeding marvellous. If they went, how could they not win? |
Hadn't realised the significance of next year - as you say, it should be interesting.
Who on earth are Supersister? </out of touch high court judge> |
Supersister were a South Yorkshire girl group who released two top 40 singles. Showing true insight into the female psyche, these records were called 'Coffee' and 'Shopping'.
They were possibly not the best girl group ever conceived. However, 'Coffee' does feature one of the best lines in pop history: 'I like my men like I like my coffee / hot, strong and sweet.' Wow. |
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Must have missed them - it was during my "almost entirely cut off from Western music" period here :) |
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