I just realised that I've made a very big mistake, I will miss the Eurovision songcontest since I fly home the night of the contest. It still is the gay event of the year, ok I know already who will win , because Holland has a very good song. but I will miss te douce points announcements :cry:
Ofcourse I go with other Falang, it's my job, but you are the only one I love :)
Umm, having lived in Europe and having experienced the Eurovision song contest live, you should consider your flight home during the contest is a blessing in disguise... :hello2:
Hmm, Jetsam, if this is the biggest mistake of you life, you have a great future. BTW the Danish song test was crab. I hope Hollands song is better :cheers: :flower:Originally Posted by Jetsam
... or at least has a bit more mussel (or should that be mossel?)BTW the Danish song test was crab. I hope Hollands song is better
bkkguy
I can’t even be bothered to be apathetic these days!
If you mean, bivalve mollusks, you got it right--As in: 'It stinks of herring, maybe!'
Mosel tov!
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(Just for the hell of it.)
It's statements like that, which remind me what a great loss my many years outside the UK are NOT. It wasn't the gay event of the year when I left the UK in a previous century and it only seems to be those who think that being gay is limited to Scenebunnyland ( the stop before Lahlahland) who are remotely interested in it. I couldn't tell you what crap the Royaume Unis will be putting forward this year as when the selection programme was on I had someting better to do.I will miss the Eurovision songcontest since I fly home the night of the contest. It still is the gay event of the year
Mind you I will record the final just in case some Turkish or Moldovan hunk wades on half covered in leather and Lycra.
The UK entry, I kid you not!
The song
the lyrics
nool pwang
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