Britain's Got Talent - IT'S FINISHED, ITV1

Igor wrote:

Prototype wrote:

Igor wrote:Didn't vote for her though.. What a banana split.

Why is she a banana split?

I meant Gordon Brown is the banana split. He pretended to care about her well being, but didn't vote for her. So, you know, he's a banana split.

Ah, fair play. Thought you were talking about SuBo.

Prototype wrote:

Igor wrote:

Prototype wrote:

Igor wrote:Didn't vote for her though.. What a ****.

Why is she a ****?

I meant Gordon Brown is the ****. He pretended to care about her well being, but didn't vote for her. So, you know, he's a ****.

Ah, fair play. Thought you were talking about SuBo.

Politicians.....

Igor wrote:

Prototype wrote:

Igor wrote:Didn't vote for her though.. What a banana split.

Why is she a banana split?

I meant Gordon Brown is the banana split. He pretended to care about her well being, but didn't vote for her. So, you know, he's a banana split.

Why does it matter if he voted for her or not?

They seem to have put the apostrophe in "eyes" rather than you're.

Adam231 wrote:

They seem to have put the apostrophe in "eyes" rather than you're.

Maybe it's Scottish.

Sorry.

Heskimo wrote:
And whoever it was who mentioned about them taking from previous works - it doesn't really matter, does it? The majority of artists or acts, no matter how old or new, usually look back and take older ideas and reuse or modify them. Just leaving stuff in the past would be stupid. Plus, the final is a chance for them to show their best ideas - if those ideas came before the BGT final, so be it, they still created it!

That was me, but I only said it because the impression given was that their ideas were fresh, obviously some were. Either way, taking old routines and improving them with new routines shows you have learnt what works and what doesn't. I thought they were brilliant on the night. Flawless were good but I do think, vote wise, they suffered by going first. Diversity were my favourite on the night, over the whole series Diversity, Flawless and Stavros (just mindless entertainment and I think I am half greek) were my top 3.

Both acts are very good, and even though I am not going to the tour I do wonder if they may do a sketch together. That could be good.

qupe wrote:That was me, but I only said it because the impression given was that their ideas were fresh, obviously some were. Either way, taking old routines and improving them with new routines shows you have learnt what works and what doesn't. I thought they were brilliant on the night. Flawless were good but I do think, vote wise, they suffered by going first. Diversity were my favourite on the night, over the whole series Diversity, Flawless and Stavros (just mindless entertainment and I think I am half greek) were my top 3.

Both acts are very good, and even though I am not going to the tour I do wonder if they may do a sketch together. That could be good.

That's fair enough. I know what you mean. But yeah, either way, they were really good.

I see your point about Flawless going first. If someone follows up what you've done with something that's even just as good as opposed to better, it's still gonna stick in your mind more when the voting comes along.

I really hate Amanda Holden. To the point where I wouldn't even shag her, just beat her senselessly. Anyone see that phtoshoot she did for a woman's mag about a week ago? Where she didn't wear any make-up? My arse was she completely free of any tinkering in that picture.

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