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Can someone explain honestly why people go on "auto-boo" when Jedward are around?
They're not nasty, not up themselves, don't slag anyone off ... you might find them a bit hyper and not like it when they sing but why the **** does that deserve a boo??
They're hard working, fun and, yes hyper lads - since when is that a crime? P***ing me right off now.:mad:
They're not nasty, not up themselves, don't slag anyone off ... you might find them a bit hyper and not like it when they sing but why the **** does that deserve a boo??
They're hard working, fun and, yes hyper lads - since when is that a crime? P***ing me right off now.:mad:
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I accept that 100% ... will annoy some people but boos for that? Boos, particularly Big Brother boos, are saved for some one that has been a right bitch/nasty etc not just annoying.
If we booed everyone 'annoying' then we would never hear the TV again!
To be honest, the boos did surprise me as well, especially as people like Kerry got cheers.
I don't understand it.
They're nice, polite, fun, friendly, hard working lads. Anyone would think they went around murdering puppies the way some people go on.
*cough* errm ... I'm a ... ermm ... 29 year old male and purposely watch programmes I don't normally watch if they are scheduled to appear.
Going to see them in concert in December too.
Suppose I better get back to my colouring book then!
And at the other end of my spectrum I'm into politics by the way ... stood at the last election just so you don't think I'm a 29 year old with a mentally age of a kid! :rolleyes:
Great answer and a very true statement.
I'm in my late 30's seen them in concert more than a dozen times.
Watched no end of programmes I would never normally watch because they'll be in them.
Before I became ill I was doing a PhD in chemical physics.
I don't mind colouring in but I prefer Hama beads to be honest.
Enjoy the concert - I'm going to see them in November
Even if they are being ironic, I'm still not in the mood for the joke. :cool:
They're many things, but I wouldn't call them deluded. They know all they're ever going to be is a fun pop act. To be honest, I think that's all they want to be.
They might think they're relevant, but that's probably got something to do with the fact that they are.
I suppose we`ve all got things that appeal to our inner child. Does an interest in politics automatically equal maturity?
They will also get a shed load of votes. That's the bigger tragedy of it all.
I think going as far as to stand at an election represents a little more than just an "interest" in politics.
Wigs? You know summat we don't?
Personally I'd say Darryn's hair and costumes were the more outrageous but you know, I'd better get back to my colouring in before I have my morning nap.
Enjoy your nap.
boos to woohoos
ok
why though?
what is everyone else's amazing talent that they are exempt for booing?
They're really nice lads and they are real people!
Whereas Darryn...
You believe people deserve to get booed based on the way they have their hair? Really?
As for the 'talentless' point (although I'd disagree, they have a talent for entertaining and putting on a show - which they design a lot of themselves), I assume you believe each and every contestant in regular BB deserves to be booed then?
I was just trying to illustrate that I'm not some 29 year old bloke sat at home in "I heart Jedward" PJs on his sofa watching Jeremy Kyle with my colouring book
Obviously maturity and politics aren't neccesarily together when you watch Clegg, Miliband and Cameron but thats a whole different argument!
p.s. realised that standing for election could mean anything so to clarify it wasn't the Monster Raving Loony Party! It was a party which does have a MP sitting in Parliament