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Old 08-11-2011, 00:04
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Are you sure? Aren't they a similar age?
I was a Widdy supporter and at least she was entertaining unlike the petulant doxie with the over inflated ego. Widdy even got her steps right
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Old 08-11-2011, 21:45
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Haven't mobile phones made their way up to Scotland yet?
Yes obviously but with the fireworks going off in Glasgow Green the feedback i was getting was that the signal was poor.

This is why BBC should have kept the lines open for longer

Think the BBC need to issue a statement on this soon before the Lulu fans take further
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Old 08-11-2011, 22:06
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This thread may be 5 pages long, but it is still an epic fail
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Old 08-11-2011, 22:07
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Yes obviously but with the fireworks going off in Glasgow Green the feedback i was getting was that the signal was poor.

This is why BBC should have kept the lines open for longer

Think the BBC need to issue a statement on this soon before the Lulu fans take further
What a joke - the BBC to reschedule because Tom is going to a firework party! If he was that worried he could have said no and supported "his treasure" - but boom bang a bang fireworks were the order of the day so if his vote wasn't counted - well boo hoo - pass me the Kleenex - that's life. The BBC would reschedule for say the death of a President or The Budget or something of real importance - but for a woman with a voice like a foghorn on a reality show- I don't think even the BBC would be that trivial. Give it up Tom - unless this is a wind up because I don't think anyone would be that silly. What are Lulu fans going to do - march on Downing Street, protest in Trafalgar Square or dance round the maypole in Glasgow Green. Lulu fans - MARCH with a boom-bang-a-bang and SHOUT because no-one gives a hoot.
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Old 08-11-2011, 22:13
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This thread may be 5 pages long, but it is still an epic fail


Awww, come on, we haven't had this much fun in ages, since the Artem was rubbish thread in fact!
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Old 08-11-2011, 22:13
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Yes obviously but with the fireworks going off in Glasgow Green the feedback i was getting was that the signal was poor.

This is why BBC should have kept the lines open for longer

Think the BBC need to issue a statement on this soon before the Lulu fans take further
Mega Epic Fail - I have to say though you do remind me of someone with a similar user name
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Old 08-11-2011, 22:15
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Mega Epic Fail - I have to say though you do remind me of someone with a similar user name


Ooooh, is there a Tim2413? I haven't had the pleasure yet, I'll have to have a little searchie, I'm sure his posts are as entertaining and educational!
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Old 08-11-2011, 22:19
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Ooooh, is there a Tim2413? I haven't had the pleasure yet, I'll have to have a little searchie, I'm sure his posts are as entertaining and educational!
Brother of Tony76
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Old 08-11-2011, 22:21
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Old 08-11-2011, 22:35
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Yes obviously but with the fireworks going off in Glasgow Green the feedback i was getting was that the signal was poor.

This is why BBC should have kept the lines open for longer

Think the BBC need to issue a statement on this soon before the Lulu fans take further
Having heard the crap about a shock exit reality should dawn. The UK public didn't like her. Personality matters and her's sucked. She reinforced that view with her display on both her last dance and the Monday show.
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Old 10-11-2011, 21:15
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Having heard the crap about a shock exit reality should dawn. The UK public didn't like her. Personality matters and her's sucked. She reinforced that view with her display on both her last dance and the Monday show.
I think if you heard the support she has in Scotland you would be suprsied like me that she left so soon
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Old 10-11-2011, 22:54
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I think if you heard the support she has in Scotland you would be suprsied like me that she left so soon
Unfortunately she didn't have the support in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, The Isle of Man, the Isle of Wight or The Channel Islands and other places who are eligible to vote. It appears from your earlier posts that Scotland wasn't that interested in her either as they were all in Glasgow Green watching a firework display. I am not in the least surprised she left last Saturday - in fact, I am surprised she lasted so long considering the woman is well past her sell-by date.
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Old 11-11-2011, 08:50
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Well, this Scot in England thought Lulu couldnae dance for toffee.

Give her her due, she definitely had improved on the dreadful, dreadful first week, when it was patently obvious that she hadn't even bothered; but we're now in the phase of the comp. where the truly dire have left, and we're now working through the gallant but relatively mediocre.

What concerns me most is that in all my 56.5 years of being a proud Scot, I never realized that Guy Fawkes night should have been so significant to me.... quel failure of my national pride and honour.
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Old 11-11-2011, 10:38
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What concerns me most is that in all my 56.5 years of being a proud Scot, I never realized that Guy Fawkes night should have been so significant to me.... quel failure of my national pride and honour.
May you be ritually smacked round the chops with a smoked kipper, while wearing your family tartan and listening to Andy Stewart, until you come to your senses!
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Old 11-11-2011, 12:22
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Unfair?! I tell you what was unfair.

That we had to tolerate the bloody Yankified woman in the first place. Sean Connery, Bloody Lulu. Oh, yeah. Billy Connolly. If Scotland's so great then why did they leave?

I'll tell ya. They're just money-grubbing little sh!tes. Good riddance to the lot of 'em.
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Old 11-11-2011, 12:24
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Unfair?! I tell you what was unfair.

That we had to tolerate the bloody Yankified woman in the first place. Sean Connery, Bloody Lulu. Oh, yeah. Billy Connolly. If Scotland's so great then why did they leave?

I'll tell ya. They're just money-grubbing little sh!tes. Good riddance to the lot of 'em.


Aww come on hun, don't hold back, tell us how you really feel! You're not wrong though!
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Old 11-11-2011, 18:01
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Unfair?! I tell you what was unfair.

That we had to tolerate the bloody Yankified woman in the first place. Sean Connery, Bloody Lulu. Oh, yeah. Billy Connolly. If Scotland's so great then why did they leave?

I'll tell ya. They're just money-grubbing little sh!tes. Good riddance to the lot of 'em.

Why do you show Scotland so much disrespect
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Old 11-11-2011, 18:18
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Why do you show Scotland so much disrespect
I read that as disrespecting selected Scottish people not the country as a whole, as gathered in Glasgow last weekend. I hear they are still trying to get home. The traffic jams were just awful!
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Old 11-11-2011, 19:29
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Why do you show Scotland so much disrespect
Why do you show England such disrespect by inferring we don't celebrate Guy Fawkes Day but eat burgers? All Espiondant was saying that certain Scots have left Scotland to make it somewhere else and have made loads of money - which, incidentally, they have not put back into their native country. Never mind Tom - have you got home yet - because the roads must be clogged up with the population of Scotland still departing from the display. I didn't know the Scots held such store by the 5th November but whooped it up on 31st December and Burns Night. The English certainly celebrate the 5th November and we don't all congregate in Trafalgar Square.
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Old 11-11-2011, 19:31
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Why do you show Scotland so much disrespect
Indeed. Well might Tom, a patriot, have asked Gaga, I mean Lala, I mean Lulu this question.

Why Lulu, did you sell out brave Scotland on the fifth of November, on this night of nights? Why did you miss the Glasgow bonfire and desert your compatriots Sean Connery, Billy Connolly, Tom2512, and assorted large gentlemen with shaven heads and deep voices?
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Old 11-11-2011, 20:03
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What concerns me most is that in all my 56.5 years of being a proud Scot, I never realized that Guy Fawkes night should have been so significant to me....
Yeah, I don't quite understand that one either.

Perhaps Tom2323434 could explain how the celebration of a failure to blow up the English Parliament, by an English person, is of any relevance whatsoever to Scotland?
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Old 11-11-2011, 20:04
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Why do you show Scotland so much disrespect
I suspect the disrespect is to you.

Oh, and Bloody Lulu The Complete Waste Of Space too.
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Old 11-11-2011, 20:10
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Yeah, I don't quite understand that one either.

Perhaps Tom2323434 could explain how the celebration of a failure to blow up the English Parliament, by an English person, is of any relevance whatsoever to Scotland?

Perhaps he bought the gunpowder in Glasgow?
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Old 11-11-2011, 20:18
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Perhaps he bought the gunpowder in Glasgow?
They wanted to pay England back for Braveheart William Wallace.
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Old 11-11-2011, 20:28
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They wanted to pay England back for Braveheart William Wallace.


Well then we owe them huge for Mel Gibson!
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