Did Sharon save the wrong person ???

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nessie17

14-11-2016

Originally Posted by Virtuoso:
“If Emily is not in the sing off, will you admit that you were wrong?”

Oh turn it in will you!!

If you plan to continue jumping from thread to thread trying to call out everyone who believes an Emily v Ryan sing off is the plan you're going to be very busy !

Continually asking posters if they'll admit they were wrong if this doesn't happen is beyond pathetic!

It's a forum discussing a crass reality show not a house of commons debate!!

Virtuoso

14-11-2016

Originally Posted by nessie17:
“Oh turn it in will you!!

If you plan to continue jumping from thread to thread trying to call out everyone who believes an Emily v Ryan sing off is the plan you're going to be very busy !

Continually asking posters if they'll admit they were wrong if this doesn't happen is beyond pathetic!

It's a forum discussing a crass reality show not a house of commons debate!!”

It's a basic principle of honesty. If you make a statement it should be accurate. So if you say something is unequivocally true, you have to provide some supporting evidence. Otherwise people can just go around spouting all kinds of conspiratorial nonsense (like many do here). Don't make unequivocal statements, unless you intend to back them up with sufficient evidence to prove them more likely true than not.

zx50

14-11-2016

Originally Posted by aurichie:
“Sam has never performed well on any of the live shows. Her voice isn't strong enough. Ryan also nailed the Oasis song to perfection in the sing off. It should have been a no brainer who to send home tonight, and they got it right in the end.”

There was a backing track helping Ryan whereas Sam was singing without anything. As soon as I heard the backing track played when Ryan sang, I knew that he would most likely be saved. I was then convinced even more when it went to Deadlock because I knew that loads of young lasses would vote for him. Strangely, Ryan seemed a bit more in tune last night. Hmm...

nessie17

14-11-2016

Originally Posted by Virtuoso:
“It's a basic principle of honesty. If you make a statement it should be accurate. So if you say something is unequivocally true, you have to provide some supporting evidence. Otherwise people can just go around spouting all kinds of conspiratorial nonsense (like many do here). Don't make unequivocal statements, unless you intend to back them up with sufficient evidence to prove them more likely true than not.”

BIB How about taking a leaf from your own book???

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