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Gamu was lucky to get away without a kicking if you ask me.Jon O'Neill wrote:Cheryl Cole is absolutely retarded. What actually qualifies her to be a judge on X Factor? Putting Katie through ahead of Gamu is the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen. I'm never watching this program again.
Not that I'm suggesting Cheryl is a vile chavvy racist thug, of course.
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I heard a rumour that Katie got in ahead of Gamu; couldn't believe it actually happened. Although, I now hear that the 'twist' will see each 'mentor' bringing back one of the rejects and that Cheryl will choose Gamu.
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She doesn't deserve to bring back Gamu. Someone else should mentor Gamu. Any of the other judges would have had her #1 out of the lot of them.Junaid Mubeen wrote:I heard a rumour that Katie got in ahead of Gamu; couldn't believe it actually happened. Although, I now hear that the 'twist' will see each 'mentor' bringing back one of the rejects and that Cheryl will choose Gamu.
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You guys, seriously.
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Oh man this sounds awesome. Couldn't think what the twist would be, I thought maybe a new guest judge or something but that would be pretty shit tbf. If that is true though it will be awesome but I'd like to see both Katie and Cher booted out and replaced with Mr Magoo (Gamu) Keri Arrindell. Also I bet Husstle will be brought back the fucking slags. Seriously, what is wrong with those women. Bleurgh! The over 28's is a bit screwed, there's only one decent act in it do I feel sorry for Louis if he has to bring back another shit singer...like Wagner or Stephen Hunter (although I think he is pretty funny). Can't wait for next Saturday now!!Junaid Mubeen wrote:I heard a rumour that Katie got in ahead of Gamu; couldn't believe it actually happened. Although, I now hear that the 'twist' will see each 'mentor' bringing back one of the rejects and that Cheryl will choose Gamu.
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My Mum knows Katie.Ryan Taylor wrote:Oh man this sounds awesome. Couldn't think what the twist would be, I thought maybe a new guest judge or something but that would be pretty shit tbf. If that is true though it will be awesome but I'd like to see both Katie and Cher booted out and replaced with Mr Magoo (Gamu) Keri Arrindell. Also I bet Husstle will be brought back the fucking slags. Seriously, what is wrong with those women. Bleurgh! The over 28's is a bit screwed, there's only one decent act in it do I feel sorry for Louis if he has to bring back another shit singer...like Wagner or Stephen Hunter (although I think he is pretty funny). Can't wait for next Saturday now!!Junaid Mubeen wrote:I heard a rumour that Katie got in ahead of Gamu; couldn't believe it actually happened. Although, I now hear that the 'twist' will see each 'mentor' bringing back one of the rejects and that Cheryl will choose Gamu.
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Send one to Ralph while you're at it, Ryan, save him asking.Ryan Taylor wrote:I will PM you a picture of me in some shorts. Be warned, they are very, very short and can be quite revealing.
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Good idea Jim. I was just about to ask.JimBentley wrote:Send one to Ralph while you're at it, Ryan, save him asking.Ryan Taylor wrote:I will PM you a picture of me in some shorts. Be warned, they are very, very short and can be quite revealing.
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Wagner
Stephen Hunter would have been so much better.
Stephen Hunter would have been so much better.
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Go Johnny, go!
(See the location bit on the right)
(See the location bit on the right)
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You do know Margaret Thatcher hated and persecuted gays, right?Rhys Benjamin wrote:Go Johnny, go!
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I think he's implying Johnny's gone "the wrong way"Phil Reynolds wrote:You do know Margaret Thatcher hated and persecuted gays, right?Rhys Benjamin wrote:Go Johnny, go!
Lowering the averages since 2009
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Just because his voice has broken doesn't mean he's gay.Lesley Hines wrote:I think he's implying Johnny's gone "the wrong way"Phil Reynolds wrote:You do know Margaret Thatcher hated and persecuted gays, right?Rhys Benjamin wrote:Go Johnny, go!
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No, but him being gay does mean he is gay.Rhys Benjamin wrote:Just because his voice has broken doesn't mean he's gay.Lesley Hines wrote:I think he's implying Johnny's gone "the wrong way"Phil Reynolds wrote:You do know Margaret Thatcher hated and persecuted gays, right?
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He's not tho.Jon O'Neill wrote:No, but him being gay does mean he is gay.Rhys Benjamin wrote:Just because his voice has broken doesn't mean he's gay.Lesley Hines wrote: I think he's implying Johnny's gone "the wrong way"
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Is that the level of debating skill that won you the school prize? Must have been entertaining to listen to. "Why is the sky blue?" "It isn't."Rhys Benjamin wrote:He's not tho.
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Well, for a start, I was given the theme a month in advance. Then I actually wrote a speech in more than one minute.Phil Reynolds wrote:Is that the level of debating skill that won you the school prize? Must have been entertaining to listen to. "Why is the sky blue?" "It isn't."Rhys Benjamin wrote:He's not tho.
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So hang on, is this guy gay, and does Rhys hate him for it?
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No, and no.Michael Wallace wrote:So hang on, is this guy gay, and does Rhys hate him for it?
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What was the speech on? Were you up against your whole school?Rhys Benjamin wrote:Well, for a start, I was given the theme a month in advance. Then I actually wrote a speech in more than one minute.Phil Reynolds wrote:Is that the level of debating skill that won you the school prize? Must have been entertaining to listen to. "Why is the sky blue?" "It isn't."Rhys Benjamin wrote:He's not tho.
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This house believes that the future will be a better place (For), against the other 3 houses in my school. They were representing a quarter of the school each (and we were the last quarter), so in short, yes.Eoin Monaghan wrote:What was the speech on? Were you up against your whole school?Rhys Benjamin wrote:Well, for a start, I was given the theme a month in advance. Then I actually wrote a speech in more than one minute.Phil Reynolds wrote: Is that the level of debating skill that won you the school prize? Must have been entertaining to listen to. "Why is the sky blue?" "It isn't."
It's also better to debate verbally rather than through the internet.
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OK, all joking aside, can you reproduce the winning speech here?
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No, the sheet went into the recycling. It was something along the lines of better medical care, how politics is important to us, the world economy.Gavin Chipper wrote:OK, all joking aside, can you reproduce the winning speech here?
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So hang on, was it just that you were the sole debater for your house, or was it a mass debate and you were declared the best, or what?Rhys Benjamin wrote:This house believes that the future will be a better place (For), against the other 3 houses in my school. They were representing a quarter of the school each (and we were the last quarter), so in short, yes.
It's also better to debate verbally rather than through the internet.
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You could watch some of this and make up your own mind. (There's a fairly hefty clue at 0:40.)Michael Wallace wrote:So hang on, is this guy gay
Or you could read this interview in which "the openly-gay singer" says "I had a boyfriend for 12 years".
But he's not gay, because Rhys says so.
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Puts a whole new spin on "not for turning", amirite?Phil Reynolds wrote:But he's not gay, because Rhys says so.
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Arf.Michael Wallace wrote:Puts a whole new spin on "not for turning", amirite?
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Towards the end of Craig's performance Michael and I looked at each other and said almost in unison: "Did he just sing 'collecting your jar of farts?'"
He did. 1:46. It's not even ambiguous.
He did. 1:46. It's not even ambiguous.
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Anyone watching this this year?
Basically, it's hogging the news at the moment - Frankie Cocozza (boys category) has been kicked off for taking cocaine and an announcement will be made tomorrow whether Johnny Robinson (from Harrow ) will be reinstated.
Basically, it's hogging the news at the moment - Frankie Cocozza (boys category) has been kicked off for taking cocaine and an announcement will be made tomorrow whether Johnny Robinson (from Harrow ) will be reinstated.
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Just seen this post, and one has "seen the light."Phil Reynolds wrote:You could watch some of this and make up your own mind. (There's a fairly hefty clue at 0:40.)Michael Wallace wrote:So hang on, is this guy gay
Or you could read this interview in which "the openly-gay singer" says "I had a boyfriend for 12 years".
But he's not gay, because Rhys says so.
He also says,
but that was a long time ago.
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Haha yeah, you can ungay yourself if you give it long enough.Rhys Benjamin wrote:Just seen this post, and one has "seen the light."Phil Reynolds wrote:You could watch some of this and make up your own mind. (There's a fairly hefty clue at 0:40.)Michael Wallace wrote:So hang on, is this guy gay
Or you could read this interview in which "the openly-gay singer" says "I had a boyfriend for 12 years".
But he's not gay, because Rhys says so.
He also says,but that was a long time ago.
So where do you now stand on the societal repression of homosexuality?
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I see it as abuse of the safe sex act.
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Shouldn't he be in prison then, not on X Factor?Rhys Benjamin wrote:I see it as abuse of the safe sex act.
I think it's irresponsible to support somebody you perceive to be a criminal in a competition.