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Offers of blowjobs from West End Wendys don't count...
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I would like to unappreciate the implications that as a woman I cannot be trusted to vote on SCD with any kind of sensibility and my minge is in charge of my decisions!
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The whole "voting with our ovaries" thing started as a pisstake of that kind of poster. What is even more hilarious us they now use it as an insult in all seriousness. If ever I see it, I know the poster has completely missed the point and if they could my ovaries would be flicking vs just as often as they vote 😜😜😜
Exhausted they are ☺️ |
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I can take or leave Anton but I really like Katie and I think it's important that people like her, Anita, Jeremy and Carol (to an extent) do the show or we'll just end up with reality tv and soap performers, who want the public "to know the real me" (sorely need a vomit smiley). I can understand doing SCD for a bit of a career boost but it's important to have some contestants who just want to learn to dance a bit and have fun.
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The whole "voting with our ovaries" thing started as a pisstake of that kind of poster. What is even more hilarious us they now use it as an insult in all seriousness. If ever I see it, I know the poster has completely missed the point and if they could my ovaries would be flicking vs just as often as they vote 😜😜😜
Well, I'm off to get ready for the works Xmas do. Not sure what I'm wearing, best go and have a conversation with my my lady bits, after all they're the decision maker around these parts!😉😂 |
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Ha ha. Like it!
Well, I'm off to get ready for the works Xmas do. Not sure what I'm wearing, best go and have a conversation with my my lady bits, after all they're the decision maker around these parts!😉😂 |
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I'm having to give mine a severe talking to. They are insisting on voting for Lizzie Armistead for Sports Personality of the Year. I don't think they got the memo.
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The whole "voting with our ovaries" thing started as a pisstake of that kind of poster. What is even more hilarious us they now use it as an insult in all seriousness. If ever I see it, I know the poster has completely missed the point and if they could my ovaries would be flicking vs just as often as they vote 😜😜😜
It was patently untrue, my kegel muscles aren't that developed
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I honestly would have been ok with Georgia wining. At. Least she showed range.
Kellie was just ugly dancing where everything is in place and works very well, reliable, but you don't necessarily want to show because is ugly, like a tractor. Georgia is like an Audi TT pretty, small, fast, and very nice, but not that rare. Jay is like a beautiful vintage car. Beautiful, elegant, not showy (to a point ) and extraordinary. sometimes let's you down, but there is absolutely nothing like him.I would've been happy with a Georgia win My 5 year daughter loved her, especially her beauty and beast dance ... |
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Good summary
I would've been happy with a Georgia win My 5 year daughter loved her, especially her beauty and beast dance ... Strange not to be waiting for the results show. |
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Offers of blowjobs from West End Wendys don't count...
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Not appreciating that despite being overjoyed by Jay's win, I feel a little bit like starting an 'Iwuzrobbed' thread today. I do feel robbed. I wanted the final to be a fun sparkly event I watched a few times. I've deleted it as it just felt flat, bordering on sour. I wanted Jay to emerge conclusively the best on the night - and he so could have produced a wow showdance that kicked the butt of K&K's lindyheave. I wanted more appreciation for his QS and paso. I'm greedy - I wanted not only victory but total victory. And I do feel a little robbed.
Cheering myself up with thought that at least he kicked post-final interview butt. To echo Tess and Claudia - he's so sweet! |
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I'm having to give mine a severe talking to. They are insisting on voting for Lizzie Armistead for Sports Personality of the Year. I don't think they got the memo.
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Good grief. The bitterness does make some people show their worst colors, doesn't it?
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Nooooooo, please aggs!!! Please vote for little Jess .......a very worthy winner
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Haha, but that accusation inevitably comes from a man...and they're never ruled by anything but their brain, as we all know
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Kirsty woz robbed?All joking apart I do think Kirsty is gorgeous... but I never once voted for her as her dancing was lousy and I ended up cringing through most of her routines. That was a shame, I was really looking forward to her taking part - but others I was less familiar with (Jay and Helen in particular) made up for it.
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As a male I'm very concerned that I wanted Jay to win!
Kirsty woz robbed? |
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Have you installed an adblocker? That works for me.
Jay was definitely my favourite over the course of the series, so I'm pleased he won, but I didn't really mind who won between him, Kellie or Georgia, though I must admit I'd have been a lot less impressed if Katie had won -- I would have much preferred it if Helen had been the fourth contestant in the final instead of Katie. |
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Not appreciating that despite being overjoyed by Jay's win, I feel a little bit like starting an 'Iwuzrobbed' thread today. I do feel robbed. I wanted the final to be a fun sparkly event I watched a few times. I've deleted it as it just felt flat, bordering on sour. I wanted Jay to emerge conclusively the best on the night - and he so could have produced a wow showdance that kicked the butt of K&K's lindyheave. I wanted more appreciation for his QS and paso. I'm greedy - I wanted not only victory but total victory. And I do feel a little robbed.
Cheering myself up with thought that at least he kicked post-final interview butt. To echo Tess and Claudia - he's so sweet! |
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The final often feels like that to me. The year Chelsea Healey was in it, I was really looking forward to the final, but everyone seemed a bit flat and nervous.
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I don't like how many intereviews, press conferences, extra VTs etc. the finalists are made to do in the week when they also have three dances to rehearse! Its a wonder they manage to dance at all.
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The final often feels like that to me. The year Chelsea Healey was in it, I was really looking forward to the final, but everyone seemed a bit flat and nervous.
I was completely annoyed with the judges in that final and now they have gone and done it again Honestly they really should learn the public doesn't like a forced winner, they will make up their own mind, and hold grudges for a long time The WUZROBBED has an additional member this year in Helen. The thing is the members of the WUZROBBED club are often remembered when people who finished higher are not even remembered in their series.
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Bit late to this but ours was "tell tale tit, your shoes don't fit and your father hits your mother with his walking stick"
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Ours went "your tongue shall split and all the little doggies will have a little bit"
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That was ours as well - West Yorkshire. I think it was actually 'All the doggies *in the town* will have a little bit' at out school.
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Not appreciating that despite being overjoyed by Jay's win, I feel a little bit like starting an 'Iwuzrobbed' thread today. I do feel robbed. I wanted the final to be a fun sparkly event I watched a few times. I've deleted it as it just felt flat, bordering on sour. I wanted Jay to emerge conclusively the best on the night - and he so could have produced a wow showdance that kicked the butt of K&K's lindyheave. I wanted more appreciation for his QS and paso. I'm greedy - I wanted not only victory but total victory. And I do feel a little robbed.
Cheering myself up with thought that at least he kicked post-final interview butt. To echo Tess and Claudia - he's so sweet! I agree with you, I will never watch that final thanks to the judges. But meh...he won! I'd rather he was him than Kellie who got near perfect marks and lost |
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Goodness I just re read the last couple of pages it all got very gynaecological
As Mimi says menopause isn't an insult 50 percent of the population will go through it Some of us do have ovaries, some very efficient kegal muscles however topping off all of these will be a very balanced brain making decisions based on all sorts of things not really dependant on our ovaries. I may have a very dim Veiw of this whole ovary voting meme as mine went walk about very early on in life. What I would like to unappreciate greatly that a group of women often with difficult and complex lives are denigrated as being driven by the ovaries. It's demeaning and imagine if page after page on thread after thread was devoted to mens testicles prostate and penis. Honestly if the word menopause or ovary is used again I feel like countering with prostate, because 50 percent of the population has them and if you are not eating enough tomatoes you WILL have problems with it in years to come. Tamsulosin will be your friend. |
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