Originally Posted by NightFox_Dancer:
“Crumbs, first Donna Summer and now Robin Gibb. Dropping like flies.
”
“Crumbs, first Donna Summer and now Robin Gibb. Dropping like flies.
”
I'm sure they'll be having a good old disco up their
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What a terrible week for music
(I'm talking about the deaths of Donna and Robin, not the impending Eurovision week)
(I'm talking about the deaths of Donna and Robin, not the impending Eurovision week)
I saw a bee gees tribute act last year at The Matthew Street festival in Liverpool and they where really good. the bee gees had some really good songs, even wrote loads of good songs for other artists as well.
Seeing as the first semi-final is tomorrow, I'm going to see how many of this year's Eurovision songs I can namecheck into tomorrow's General Studies exam.
Originally Posted by Ulfgeirr:
“Seeing as the first semi-final is tomorrow, I'm going to see how many of this year's Eurovision songs I can namecheck into tomorrow's General Studies exam.”
“Seeing as the first semi-final is tomorrow, I'm going to see how many of this year's Eurovision songs I can namecheck into tomorrow's General Studies exam.”
If you get Quedate Conmigo in I'll be very impressed
Originally Posted by big bro geek:
“If you get Quedate Conmigo in I'll be very impressed”
“If you get Quedate Conmigo in I'll be very impressed”
Just wait until the examiner gets to Није љубав ствар.
The AS stats exam coincides with the torch relay, and so those who have the exam have to come in slightly earlier and be escorted to school.
Originally Posted by sbrum1984:
“
Also, has anyone else been watching The Bridge? I've just watched episode 9 and I need a break from the tension.
I'm properly in love/empathising with Saga - my sister is a teacher at a special school and she's always telling me that I'm autistic (I get the awkwardness, still waiting for the gift!) Brilliant Scandi-tv.”
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Also, has anyone else been watching The Bridge? I've just watched episode 9 and I need a break from the tension.
I'm properly in love/empathising with Saga - my sister is a teacher at a special school and she's always telling me that I'm autistic (I get the awkwardness, still waiting for the gift!) Brilliant Scandi-tv.”
Had to record the last two episodes as I was away this weekend. Rushed back and watched them both on Sunday evening.
I think by the end I was picking up some differences in the Danish and Swedish pronunciation (Saga and Sorga for example).
Despite it being a bit dark, Saga provided lots of laugh-out-loud moments.
Won't spoil the end for you just in case you haven't seen it yet.
Originally Posted by contejas:
“I thought it was terrible and I saw it in all of it's 3D glory
...but then again I've only ever almost cried at one movie...”
“I thought it was terrible and I saw it in all of it's 3D glory
...but then again I've only ever almost cried at one movie...”
Bolt's Superbark?
Originally Posted by big bro geek:
“Is he not about 12?”
“Is he not about 12?”
He's 18 today, on 'The One Show' right now.
Originally Posted by weedydiamond:
“Had to record the last two episodes as I was away this weekend. Rushed back and watched them both on Sunday evening.
I think by the end I was picking up some differences in the Danish and Swedish pronunciation (Saga and Sorga for example).
Despite it being a bit dark, Saga provided lots of laugh-out-loud moments.
Won't spoil the end for you just in case you haven't seen it yet.”
“Had to record the last two episodes as I was away this weekend. Rushed back and watched them both on Sunday evening.
I think by the end I was picking up some differences in the Danish and Swedish pronunciation (Saga and Sorga for example).
Despite it being a bit dark, Saga provided lots of laugh-out-loud moments.
Won't spoil the end for you just in case you haven't seen it yet.”
Determine whether they sound as if they're singing. If they are, it's Swedish.
Well, I may now be on my Eurovision type holiday, but it was a bloody long road to get here 
I skipped out of work at 3.45 as planned, almost did that little sideways type jump where you click your heels? Got to Eric Saab and .... flat tyre
Luckily, there were still some mechanics in the fleet dept., so they bolted on my space saver tyre, found a massive rip in the original, and that is now at the garage for another hefty bill for my 3rd low profile tyre in 6 months - darn Norfolk potholes!!!!
Still, gonna treat myself to a beer now
I skipped out of work at 3.45 as planned, almost did that little sideways type jump where you click your heels? Got to Eric Saab and .... flat tyre
Luckily, there were still some mechanics in the fleet dept., so they bolted on my space saver tyre, found a massive rip in the original, and that is now at the garage for another hefty bill for my 3rd low profile tyre in 6 months - darn Norfolk potholes!!!!
Still, gonna treat myself to a beer now
Oh dear, just had a MASSIVE row with my dad about his horrible girlfriend. I hope it doesn't ruin Eurovision week for me.
Originally Posted by big bro geek:
“I did maths at Uni. I love Stats”
“I did maths at Uni. I love Stats”
I do Maths at Uni. I hate Stats. Lol.. The exams are so darn confusing!
Originally Posted by Ulfgeirr:
“Determine whether they sound as if they're singing. If they are, it's Swedish.”
“Determine whether they sound as if they're singing. If they are, it's Swedish.
”
Lol! And the Swedes are very laid back, whereas the Danes are full of themselves.
(I worked for a Danish company for a while and visited Copenhagen in the 1990s, and in the noughties I spent ten days in Malmo, flying into Copenhagen and going across the bridge by train!)
Originally Posted by Mikay:
“I do Maths at Uni. I hate Stats. Lol.. The exams are so darn confusing!”
“I do Maths at Uni. I hate Stats. Lol.. The exams are so darn confusing!”
I did still prefer the maths side of it
Originally Posted by big bro geek:
“I did still prefer the maths side of it”
“I did still prefer the maths side of it”
I'm a Geometry boy at heart!
Originally Posted by Mikay:
“I'm a Geometry boy at heart!”
“I'm a Geometry boy at heart!”
I have been working for over 30 years, and I'm still using SOHCAHTOA!
Originally Posted by weedydiamond:
“Had to record the last two episodes as I was away this weekend. Rushed back and watched them both on Sunday evening.
I think by the end I was picking up some differences in the Danish and Swedish pronunciation (Saga and Sorga for example).
Despite it being a bit dark, Saga provided lots of laugh-out-loud moments.
Won't spoil the end for you just in case you haven't seen it yet.”
“Had to record the last two episodes as I was away this weekend. Rushed back and watched them both on Sunday evening.
I think by the end I was picking up some differences in the Danish and Swedish pronunciation (Saga and Sorga for example).
Despite it being a bit dark, Saga provided lots of laugh-out-loud moments.
Won't spoil the end for you just in case you haven't seen it yet.”
I'm all caught up now. Absolutely brilliant stuff. I had to watch the last episode in 2 parts as Sunday I spent the first half in hangover recovery and the second half at the cinema watching Avengers Assemble and American Reunion. I watched 20 minutes of The Bridge last night and just couldn't give it the concentration it deserved. Finished if off today and am blown away and satisfied and very eager to see what's to come in the second series.
I like it dark but yes, Saga made me laugh. The build up of the relationship between her and Martin was lovely to watch, despite the nature of lying to make people feel better having a pretty heartbreaking conclusion.
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