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Rachel 'Amazing' Stevens
trunkster
01-12-2008
Anyone else noticed how often she uses 'amazing' in any interview?
Perhaps I'm easily amused
SCD-Observer
01-12-2008
Originally Posted by trunkster:
“Anyone else noticed how often she uses 'amazing' in any interview?
Perhaps I'm easily amused”

And she keeps saying, "You know what..."

and "Just going to go out there and enjoy yourself"
Endemoniada
01-12-2008
I've always wondered if the Strictly females are given some sort of intensive platitude training and a script containing a list of all the acceptably inane interview responses...in the same way that the NASA wives in the Apollo era were taught always to declare themselves to be 'thrilled, happy and proud'.

Maybe it's just me but the males seem to be allowed to make up their own lines.
fancynancy
01-12-2008
There - corrected your thread title for you.
ava2007
01-12-2008
And there was me thinking at last a positive thread about Rachel !!
trunkster
01-12-2008
Originally Posted by SCD-Observer:
“And she keeps saying, "You know what..."

and "Just going to go out there and enjoy yourself" ”


In fact I i've noticed a repeat usage of 'enjoying it' & 'so hard'

I've got nothing against her dancing and she's improved immensly, but then again she has nothing else to do all day apart from train these days has she?
TallyHo77
01-12-2008
Originally Posted by trunkster:
“ but then again she has nothing else to do all day apart from train these days has she?”

I was in the O2 Centre on Finchley Road the other day and they had big posters wishing good luck to Rachel and Vincent. This has probably been mentioned elsewhere but is that where they train or something? Or did Rachel used to stack shelves in Sainsbury's during the wilderness years?
The_abbott
01-12-2008
Originally Posted by TallyHo77:
“I was in the O2 Centre on Finchley Road the other day and they had big posters wishing good luck to Rachel and Vincent. This has probably been mentioned elsewhere but is that where they train or something? Or did Rachel used to stack shelves in Sainsbury's during the wilderness years?”

Speaking as her ex employer at Sainsbury's I will say Technically she was brilliant at stacking shelves but lacked personality you need when facing up.
SCD-Observer
01-12-2008
Originally Posted by The_abbott:
“Speaking as her ex employer at Sainsbury's I will say Technically she was brilliant at stacking shelves but lacked personality you need when facing up.”

If this is tongue in cheek, then .
halcyondays
01-12-2008
Originally Posted by The_abbott:
“Speaking as her ex employer at Sainsbury's I will say Technically she was brilliant at stacking shelves but lacked personality you need when facing up.”

HAHAHAHA!!

Poor Rachel, considering you need no personality whatsoever to face up!

(that was my fave part - facing up. I still do it when I go into the supermarket to buy my shopping )
Lorelei Lee
01-12-2008
It's a bit like being a sportsman - there are only a certain amount of things it is acceptable/possible to say when you're in competition with other people, you're high on adrenalin and fear, and someone's shoved a microphone under your nose.

All those footballers who come out with the same old 'yeah, we played well and eventually we won the game/we gave it everything but unfortunately they got the better of us' aren't criticised for being dull - well, yeah they are, but we don't watch them for their conversation skills

Far better we criticise Tess for being totally unable to ask a decent question despite being paid a considerable amount to do so every week over several series.

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