21-08-2016, 10:32 PM
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Re: X Factor/BGT
Originally Posted by Rehab44
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I love them both, the early rounds of the X factor are the best, this is where we see some of the worst singers that this country can offer up, seeing them break down into tears and the stunned looks after they have been ripped apart by the judges is well worth a giggle.BGT is the showcase for the very elderly contestants to get on stage and show their musical skills with a comb and piece of paper or a coule of spoons. The obligatory dancing dog will feature highly again and not forgetting the parrot who forgets his lines and tricks.
Bring it on is what I say.
I am always amazed that in the case of the bad performers their families/friends didn't put them straight to spare their embarrassment.
21-08-2016, 10:41 PM
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Re: X Factor/BGT
Originally Posted by Meg
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I agree with the above I am always amazed that in the case of the bad performers their families/friends didn't put them straight to spare their embarrassment.
Oops, I sound so snobby
21-08-2016, 10:54 PM
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Re: X Factor/BGT
Originally Posted by Meg
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I agree with the above I am always amazed that in the case of the bad performers their families/friends didn't put them straight to spare their embarrassment.
even if he or she is in their 40s Remember the fat lass who was dressed in a long pink frock that her dad had made for her L
Her singing was horrendous a bit like the frock
22-08-2016, 10:10 AM
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Re: X Factor/BGT
You can't beat a bit of snobbery in my view. Every evening Mrs Rehab and myself sit around the piano in evening dress and we rattle off a few of Lonnie Donnigans Greatest Hits. A really spiffing evenings entertainment. Next week we intend to do all of Wagners Ring Cycle.22-08-2016, 10:56 AM
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Re: X Factor/BGT
Originally Posted by Rehab44
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Next week we intend to do all of Wagners Ring Cycle.
Louis had great difficulty pronouncing his name.
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