Hilarious X Factor Blog

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,003

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  05/11/11 - 09:39 #2

  I don't think it's that funny, it's too easy and obvious to rag on X Factor cliches.

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  05/11/11 - 10:27 #3

  Go for the Bitch Factor, absolutely essential reading and so on the money.
  
  http://thebitchfactor.blogspot.com/

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  05/11/11 - 10:41 #4

  DanClegg wrote: »

  Go for the Bitch Factor, absolutely essential reading and so on the money.
  
  http://thebitchfactor.blogspot.com/

  
  I didn't find any of this remotely funny. I guess we just have a different kind of sense of humour.

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  05/11/11 - 10:44 #5

  The Purple Guy wrote: »

  I don't think it's that funny, it's too easy and obvious to rag on X Factor cliches.

  
  Really? I thought Stu Heritage's style was very original and witty.
  It just goes to show, it's horses for courses and all that!

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  05/11/11 - 12:11 #6

  suzzle wrote: »

  Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere.
  
  Just read this and I thought it was hilarious.
  
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/tvandradioblog/2011/oct/29/x-factor-liveblog-fourth-live-show?CMP=twt_gu
  
  Will definitely check it out on tonight..

  
  This made me laugh:D
  

  KELLY - Now played by Alexandra Burke, who's ready to unleash her new catchphrase - "Place it down upon the nearest flat surface please

  Craig remains the focus of the performance - especially his face which, as ever, looks like a crying baby chewing a toffee when it sings.

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• Satnavvy Posts: 5,211

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  05/11/11 - 12:23 #7

  I must question the sense of humour of anyone who didn't find Bitch Factor funny - you are obviously completely brainwashed by the whole Syco experience or a Cher Lloyd fan

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 3

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  07/11/11 - 11:03 #8

  Have to admit I enjoy Monkseal's xfactor blogs.
  
  My boyfriend writes a cool blog on it too, lots of gaga speculation this week - http://grbundy.blogspot.com/.

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  07/11/11 - 11:13 #9

  I love guardian's x factor live blog comments. They are comedy gold.
  
  Also love this one
  

  8.46pm: Also, on Twitter, Wayne Rooney has announced that he's switched X Factor off in disgust. When he's taking the ethical high ground, you know you've got problems.

  
  

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  07/11/11 - 11:59 #10

  suzzle wrote: »

  Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere.
  
  Just read this and I thought it was hilarious.
  
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/tvandradioblog/2011/oct/29/x-factor-liveblog-fourth-live-show?CMP=twt_gu
  
  Will definitely check it out on tonight..

  
  I enjoyed that, thanks for the link

  DanClegg wrote: »

  Go for the Bitch Factor, absolutely essential reading and so on the money.
  
  http://thebitchfactor.blogspot.com/

  
  This however.. bad writing and not funny.

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• Queen Boo Posts: 251

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  07/11/11 - 12:30 #11

  nah, the Guardian live blog used to be good when done by someone else but poor old Stu Heritage really isn't as good as he thinks he is. Very pre-written and obvious.

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