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Blue singer: "I treat disabled people like normal people"
SadPeterPan
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Who's the most popular? "We all have different fans," Duncan says. "I get a lot of the mums and the disabled children. A lot of my fans have got cerebral palsy, but you know what? I love children like that, and I love people who have got disabilities because I spent a lot of time in hospital with my grandparents when they were ill, and Mum was a nurse. It's just in my nature. I'm like a magnet to them, and I treat them like normal people so they latch on. I once had a launch party and there was a queue of disabled kids all in wheelchairs come to see me, and Sara [the band's manager] walked in and goes: 'What is it with you and disabled people?'"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/apr/19/blue-eurovision-song-contest
How good of him.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/apr/19/blue-eurovision-song-contest
How good of him.
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Ahh, good ole Blue and their foot and mouth!
Still, at least they're not still whining about Philip Schofield.
In fact he even says: "what pisses me off most about this industry is when people call me thick. I hate that. Because things I say sometimes come out stupid"
Morons. :rolleyes:
They probably feel sorry for him ...what with his intellectual disability.
If I said what I wanted to say, i'd be banned. :mad:
Agree. I really don't think he meant to be patronising or thoughtless. A limited vocabularly and an inability to express himself intelligently is all he can really be criticised for here.
;) agree
I thought that this was going to be another one of his clangers actually
I'd agree, I do get what I think he's trying to say, he's just said it in a very clumsy fashion.
Put yourself forward to be his future scriptwriter, that's phrased it 100% better
That was the first thing that sprang to my mind too.
I still hope the do well at Eurovision, I watched the "Your Country Needs You" thing and I just can't decided if they are taking the mick or if they really think they are still living 10 years ago (possibly the latter after reading this).
What a ****ing prize C***.
Agreed.
We just need Simon to say something even more moronic (is that possible?!) than "never mind 9/11, save the elephants" and "I love disabled people, they're just like you and me" and then we'll have the full house.