This is for people from Europe:
Yesterday night, the Eurovision Song Contest ended with the winners song from Latvia, but do you think Latvia deserved to win?? All the East countries voted themselves, do you think that's OK?
Post your comments and say the song YOU liked most
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May 26th, 2002, 19:39 #1The Xpaniard
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Eurovision
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May 26th, 2002, 19:45 #2The Xpaniard
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mmmmm......
Spain stayed for a long time preparing our singer. If you didn't know, we had a contest called Operación Triunfo (Operation Thriunph) wich prepared 15 people to the road of singing greatness, and the contest (wich started on the year 2001 and ended a month ago) became the most popular TV programm in all Spain (even other countries are copying the idea). Rosa, the winner of the contest, was chosen to go to Eurovision.
After all the preparations, Spain didn't win!!!
WHY?????????Oh well.....after 2 years (or even more) without being seen around Emutalk...... (at least with this username) I'm BACK!!!
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May 26th, 2002, 19:53 #3Harteex das Brot
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hm... I didn't like the song from Spain...
Sweden's song sucked...
Go Greece!
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May 26th, 2002, 22:11 #4Emu64 Staff
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All songs sucked. Eurovision sucks. Pop sucks. Euro-pop sucks even more.
The only good thing was, that there were hooters all over the place. The Croatian singer is one FINE chick. And the hostess looked like some friggin 70`s porn star.In the land of the impotent, the man with the one working bollock is king.
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May 26th, 2002, 22:28 #5Moderator
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No offence to any Greek people on this board, but I was in hysterics over your entry. It was also the most catchy entry though as well, so I guess it acheived part of it's aims!
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May 26th, 2002, 22:31 #6Moderator
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seems to me like u r lifting this up to become a national concern or something like that. i mean, hell, its only some song contest and the last time that the winner of this pice didnt disappear from public interest forever 2 months after their victory was about 20 years ago ...Originally posted by Anchel
mmmmm......
Spain stayed for a long time preparing our singer. If you didn't know, we had a contest called Operación Triunfo (Operation Thriunph) wich prepared 15 people to the road of singing greatness, and the contest (wich started on the year 2001 and ended a month ago) became the most popular TV programm in all Spain (even other countries are copying the idea). Rosa, the winner of the contest, was chosen to go to Eurovision.
After all the preparations, Spain didn't win!!!
WHY?????????...and on really romantic evenings of self, I go salsa dancing with my confusion...
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May 26th, 2002, 23:11 #7Sy
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people... can i just remind you you're discussing the eurovision song contest that thing should have died decades ago... act your ages
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May 27th, 2002, 02:49 #8get out of my house
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terry wogan still makes me laugh occasionally. i saw it for about 2 minutes and i think it would get higher ratings if it was entitled 'hot european babes and strange men perform songs which they pretend to care about but are actually just in it so they can get free airline tickets to a token european destination'.
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May 27th, 2002, 12:23 #9Sy
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next year theyre all lookin forward to goin to latvia then?
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You have been warned.
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May 27th, 2002, 13:44 #10Emu64 Staff
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Heh, I wonder how many of those singers actually knew where Estonia is?
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