Originally Posted by mindyann:
“From the Not Appreciation thread, discussing potential showdances:”
“From the Not Appreciation thread, discussing potential showdances:”
Love it mims
The SCDIX "Post of The Day"
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The story of the showdance demonstration tonight.
Originally Posted by Wiskas:
“It was a depiction through dance of the Roswell Incident. A creature from beyond the stars arrives on earth, crashlanding in a sparsely inhabited area close to an isolated farm. The farmer intercepts and tries to keep the alien away from his chickens. A fight ensues;first the farmer gets the upper hand, then the alien, then the farmer makes a comeback, and hurls the alien to the ground. And that was where the scientists rush in and cart the alien off to the lab.”
“It was a depiction through dance of the Roswell Incident. A creature from beyond the stars arrives on earth, crashlanding in a sparsely inhabited area close to an isolated farm. The farmer intercepts and tries to keep the alien away from his chickens. A fight ensues;first the farmer gets the upper hand, then the alien, then the farmer makes a comeback, and hurls the alien to the ground. And that was where the scientists rush in and cart the alien off to the lab.”
Originally Posted by perdiedumpling:
“The story of the showdance demonstration tonight.”
“The story of the showdance demonstration tonight.”
Nice choice PD!
And you thought that the audience cheering was bad....
Originally Posted by Monkseal:
“I've heard they're going to one step further next series, and, taking inspiration from the Arab Spring, have the audience fire guns in the air in celebration of an amazing dance.”
“I've heard they're going to one step further next series, and, taking inspiration from the Arab Spring, have the audience fire guns in the air in celebration of an amazing dance.”
Originally Posted by phoebefair:
“If they move to Salford, that's a given.”
“If they move to Salford, that's a given.”
From the Annoying mcfly boys thread
Originally Posted by shelleyj89:
“Would people have had a problem had Chelsee won and her nan and mum came on to congratulate her? I doubt it.
“Would people have had a problem had Chelsee won and her nan and mum came on to congratulate her? I doubt it.
Originally Posted by Pandy65:
“I would care if Santa Claus won and rudolf cantered on - it was the wrong moment.”
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“I would care if Santa Claus won and rudolf cantered on - it was the wrong moment.”
Nominating this from the latest thread re the big "Chelsee should have won - Harry was bad and the judges didnt judge his Charleston" thread.
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...&postcount=151
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...&postcount=151
Originally Posted by bouncer11:
“What a load of old waffle!!”
“What a load of old waffle!!”
SaraV1308 - thanks for unearthing this thread. I wanted to recommend the following post from you to me on January 4 -
(Quote) OP you are going on my ignore list. (Unquote)
(Quote) OP you are going on my ignore list. (Unquote)
Originally Posted by BuddyBontheNet:
“From the Annoying mcfly boys thread”
“From the Annoying mcfly boys thread”
Quote:
“Originally Posted by shelleyj89
Would people have had a problem had Chelsee won and her nan and mum came on to congratulate her? I doubt it.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pandy65
I would care if Santa Claus won and rudolf cantered on - it was the wrong moment.”
“Originally Posted by shelleyj89
Would people have had a problem had Chelsee won and her nan and mum came on to congratulate her? I doubt it.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pandy65
I would care if Santa Claus won and rudolf cantered on - it was the wrong moment.”
But Alesha is going and now 500 people are invading the floor....
Originally Posted by SaraV1308:
“Nominating this from the latest thread re the big "Chelsee should have won - Harry was bad and the judges didnt judge his Charleston" thread.
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...&postcount=151”
“Nominating this from the latest thread re the big "Chelsee should have won - Harry was bad and the judges didnt judge his Charleston" thread.
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...&postcount=151”
I did giggle when I read that - I'd never have the nerve to say anything like that!
Originally Posted by MontyD:
“Ha hark at the kettle.
Your suggestion that it was all fixed is getting really old but you should be commended on your efforts on recycling.
The Judges gave him 39 so there would have been no negative comments or would have been I hate but here is a 10.
And if your suggesting that the jewel in the crown of BBC entertainment is fixed don't you think the press, not the biggest fans of the BBC, would be all over them?”
“Ha hark at the kettle.
Your suggestion that it was all fixed is getting really old but you should be commended on your efforts on recycling.
The Judges gave him 39 so there would have been no negative comments or would have been I hate but here is a 10.
And if your suggesting that the jewel in the crown of BBC entertainment is fixed don't you think the press, not the biggest fans of the BBC, would be all over them?”
^^ from the "A Tale of 2 Charlestons" thread....
Originally Posted by Cat.J:
“You guys are brilliant! The last time I read any Shakespeare was 32 years ago when I did Julius Caesar for O Level, and there's no way I could even attempt to write verses like that.
I'm sitting here giving you all a standing ovation”
“You guys are brilliant! The last time I read any Shakespeare was 32 years ago when I did Julius Caesar for O Level, and there's no way I could even attempt to write verses like that.
I'm sitting here giving you all a standing ovation
”
You have to be the forum contortionist.
Originally Posted by SaraV1308:
“^^ from the "A Tale of 2 Charlestons" thread....”
“^^ from the "A Tale of 2 Charlestons" thread....”
Oh thank you.
But I think this post is far more worthy; from the thread about the sad death of the first Strictly producer.
From Topaz
Quote:
“What a sad loss to his family and the entertainment business and I agree what a handsome and genial looking man he was.
However, what a great legacy to leave behind that he created this wonderful show - that is loved by millions across the globe and inspired many to take up dancing as a passtime.
Just a suggestion but I hope the current producers will dedicate the next series of Strictly in his memory,
My sincerest condolences to his family and friends.”
“What a sad loss to his family and the entertainment business and I agree what a handsome and genial looking man he was.
However, what a great legacy to leave behind that he created this wonderful show - that is loved by millions across the globe and inspired many to take up dancing as a passtime.
Just a suggestion but I hope the current producers will dedicate the next series of Strictly in his memory,
My sincerest condolences to his family and friends.”
I applaud Monty D for pointing out the Topaz tribute and I echo what has been expressed in such a fine way
For cosideration of the Comedy Series award from post Number 383 Of the Dear SCD Diedrie Thread (below) to post Number 399
I have laughed so much they have all made me choke on my corn flakes this morning
Dear Arlene,
It is precisely because you are a known quantity (100% proof barking mad old trollop) that the BBC would be wise not to approach you with anything resembling one of those long sticks they use on boats that travel down canals.
With reference to SurBrucie, if he's that kind to the animal in question then maybe he could let it remain in its basket of a Saturday evening instead of perching it precariously on top of his head. It can't be good for the poor creature's disposition. He could even invent a new catchphrase to go with the momentous occasion - "Nice toupee you toupee you, nice."
Yours (getting one's coat),
Deirdre.
I have laughed so much they have all made me choke on my corn flakes this morning
Dear Arlene,
It is precisely because you are a known quantity (100% proof barking mad old trollop) that the BBC would be wise not to approach you with anything resembling one of those long sticks they use on boats that travel down canals.
With reference to SurBrucie, if he's that kind to the animal in question then maybe he could let it remain in its basket of a Saturday evening instead of perching it precariously on top of his head. It can't be good for the poor creature's disposition. He could even invent a new catchphrase to go with the momentous occasion - "Nice toupee you toupee you, nice."
Yours (getting one's coat),
Deirdre.
Originally Posted by soulmate61:
“Dear readers,
In my agony mailbag, ecstasy. 
Thanks for all your unsigned Valentine cards --
I know who you are, I know where you live.
One card had its message written in invisible ink, that had to be from my boy Sherlock.
One had a message starting "With prejudice....", ahhh from a lawyer. Thanks Nancy.
Another said "My name is B......" then stopped as he thought better of it. Thanks double-o-seven, Auntie Deirdre is stirred, not shaken.
One said "Nice to see her, to see her nice." Please Brucie, will you get hair out of your mind for one day?
And to all my readers who did not get a card today, love from
Yours ever,
Auntie Deirdre”
“Dear readers,
In my agony mailbag, ecstasy.
Thanks for all your unsigned Valentine cards --
I know who you are, I know where you live.
One card had its message written in invisible ink, that had to be from my boy Sherlock.
One had a message starting "With prejudice....", ahhh from a lawyer. Thanks Nancy.
Another said "My name is B......" then stopped as he thought better of it. Thanks double-o-seven, Auntie Deirdre is stirred, not shaken.
One said "Nice to see her, to see her nice." Please Brucie, will you get hair out of your mind for one day?
And to all my readers who did not get a card today, love from
Yours ever,
Auntie Deirdre”
What a lovely message. And well done Leftie too for really finding his feet on the Dear SCD Deidre strand!
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