They'd make a good double act. One could sing while the other one dances.
Somehow, I think they would get on just fine. Just fine...
Somehow, I think they would get on just fine. Just fine...
I think Ronan and the boy ballet dancer should get together
Originally Posted by SeanHunter:
“They'd make a good double act. One could sing while the other one dances.
Somehow, I think they would get on just fine. Just fine...”
“They'd make a good double act. One could sing while the other one dances.
Somehow, I think they would get on just fine. Just fine...”
I think you might be right.
I always enjoyed your posting during XF season.
Originally Posted by SeanHunter:
“They'd make a good double act. One could sing while the other one dances.
Somehow, I think they would get on just fine. Just fine...”
“They'd make a good double act. One could sing while the other one dances.
Somehow, I think they would get on just fine. Just fine...”
On a shallow note. I found Ronan's sknny jean to be terrible. It did not look right, he needs a new stylist pronto, the Q factor shall we say, is just to prominent in a kid of 12, did not look natural.
But on a less shallow not, he was adorable, and his performance was good mind
But on a less shallow not, he was adorable, and his performance was good mind
Ronan and James are completely different acts and wouldn't go together. They are completely different people as well in terms of personality. Ronan was confident in the way he came across and James far more reserved. Socially he would struggle to interact with him as well, the fact he has autism could have an impact on that aspect of the performance.
Originally Posted by Unifix:
“Ronan and James are completely different acts and wouldn't go together. They are completely different people as well in terms of personality. Ronan was confident in the way he came across and James far more reserved. Socially he would struggle to interact with him as well, the fact he has autism could have an impact on that aspect of the performance.”
“Ronan and James are completely different acts and wouldn't go together. They are completely different people as well in terms of personality. Ronan was confident in the way he came across and James far more reserved. Socially he would struggle to interact with him as well, the fact he has autism could have an impact on that aspect of the performance.”
I think the OP was taking the p**s?
Originally Posted by Unifix:
“Ronan and James are completely different acts and wouldn't go together. They are completely different people as well in terms of personality. Ronan was confident in the way he came across and James far more reserved. Socially he would struggle to interact with him as well, the fact he has autism could have an impact on that aspect of the performance.”
“Ronan and James are completely different acts and wouldn't go together. They are completely different people as well in terms of personality. Ronan was confident in the way he came across and James far more reserved. Socially he would struggle to interact with him as well, the fact he has autism could have an impact on that aspect of the performance.”
think you may have missed the OP'S tongue in cheek post
Originally Posted by Unifix:
“Ronan and James are completely different acts and wouldn't go together.”
“Ronan and James are completely different acts and wouldn't go together.”
I think they'd slot together very nicely actually.
If Simon Cowell were still on the show, I think he'd encourage them to get together.
He tends to have a special talent for these things.
Originally Posted by Scotty_c.man:
“On a shallow note. I found Ronan's sknny jean to be terrible.”
“On a shallow note. I found Ronan's sknny jean to be terrible.”
Skinny jeans on a skinny boy are alright - it's these fat-assed Gothy types who ruin that look.
What I can't understand is this "pashmina" thing (is that the word?) he was wearing. Lots of lads are wearing them at the moment - the ladies top with the big, droopy silky collar.
They are what Annie wears in "Being Human". Not a good look for boys at all.
Originally Posted by minxymoo:
“I hope you dont mean get together in the biblical sense....their children.”
“I hope you dont mean get together in the biblical sense....their children.
”
Of course not. What a thing to say.
Is that how your mind works?
Originally Posted by SeanHunter:
“I think they'd slot together very nicely actually.
If Simon Cowell were still on the show, I think he'd encourage them to get together.
He tends to have a special talent for these things.”
“I think they'd slot together very nicely actually.
If Simon Cowell were still on the show, I think he'd encourage them to get together.
He tends to have a special talent for these things.”
For me they are the most unlikely combination. One is a ballet dancer and the other a singer. Ronan is cute and James has hair reminiscent of Draco Malfoy or that Oskar off Let The Right One In!
Ronan's far better on his own. I noticed a few mistakes made by that autistic lad. Just slight ones, but there non the less. He tried his best, but he wasn't seamless. Looking forward to hearing Ronan sing again. With a more challenging song, whoo!
I loved Ronan in fact think we could have found our winner here, the dancer was great too but not together please, that would be a nightmare.LOL
Op you shouldnt have made the title "get together"...lol it conjures up (not nessacarily in my mind) of you meaning them to go on a date
Originally Posted by Gemini Dream:
“How lovely that homophobia is a alive and well and being used to laugh at two young boys
”
“How lovely that homophobia is a alive and well and being used to laugh at two young boys
”
Homophobia?
Speaking as a practising homosexual, I am bemused how your mind came up with that - other than you're just one of those people to whom everything is homophobia, racism, xenophobia, etc... something you can look down your nose and sneer at and feel superior about. I think it's really weird that you've decided that these two young lads are gay. Theatrical, maybe, dramatic, yes... and that's what we're poking mild fun at... but they are in showbusiness (or want to be) and might make a funny double-act... but gay? Have they told you they are gay? If not, who the hell are you to label them anything?
Is there a word for people like you?
Originally Posted by SeanHunter:
“Homophobia?
Speaking as a practising homosexual, I am bemused how your mind came up with that - other than you're just one of those people to whom everything is homophobia, racism, xenophobia, etc... something you can look down your nose and sneer at and feel superior about. I think it's really weird that you've decided that these two young lads are gay. Theatrical, maybe, dramatic, yes... and that's what we're poking mild fun at... but they are in showbusiness (or want to be) and might make a funny double-act... but gay? Have they told you they are gay? If not, who the hell are you to label them anything?
Is there a word for people like you?”
“Homophobia?
Speaking as a practising homosexual, I am bemused how your mind came up with that - other than you're just one of those people to whom everything is homophobia, racism, xenophobia, etc... something you can look down your nose and sneer at and feel superior about. I think it's really weird that you've decided that these two young lads are gay. Theatrical, maybe, dramatic, yes... and that's what we're poking mild fun at... but they are in showbusiness (or want to be) and might make a funny double-act... but gay? Have they told you they are gay? If not, who the hell are you to label them anything?
Is there a word for people like you?
”
I'm glad you spoke up. I saw the post above earlier and bit my tongue, because from some of your previous posts on the X Factor forum I thought you were gay. But since I wasn't actually certain I decided it would be jumping the shark to call someone out on making one assumption if I was essentially making another one myself.
As for the word you're wondering about, I can think of several.
Unfortunately any of them would get me banned from this forum.
