Sorry have to TJ: Mate came round this morning as she was going with a someone to the Britain's Got Talent show as he was in it.
He was about 20 stone and wearing an 'I beat Anorexia' tshirt.
Talking to another mutual friend just now I commented on how I doubted that they'd allow him to wear it as it's the televised auditions. Apparantly he he wore it to the first auditions and he was told he wouldn't be allowed on the televised ones if he was not wearing it!
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He was about 20 stone and wearing an 'I beat Anorexia' tshirt.
Talking to another mutual friend just now I commented on how I doubted that they'd allow him to wear it as it's the televised auditions. Apparantly he he wore it to the first auditions and he was told he wouldn't be allowed on the televised ones if he was not wearing it!
you have to wear the same clothes to all your auditions (anything up to six for X factor), so they can edit all the bits together* seamlessly and make it look like one audition. Ever noticed how many cutaways there are in the auditions?
*either all the best bits or all the worst bits depending on their motives
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*either all the best bits or all the worst bits depending on their motives
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Well if you watch that sorta thing look out for a big fat metaller with face piercings and a uke.
He's actually menat ot be a fantastic player. BUsks for a living.
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Wed 5 Jan 2011, 14:37,
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He's actually menat ot be a fantastic player. BUsks for a living.
and I don't watch X Factor anymore
Not since my dreams were shattered a few year ago... *blub*
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Not since my dreams were shattered a few year ago... *blub*
I thought she was amazing and should have won.
I have not watched this shite since then.
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I have not watched this shite since then.
When I considered that 'Gentle Ben' was possibly an extremely tasteless metaphor for racial tolerance in the deep south; then had to re-evaluate Skippy in the context of a patronising metaphor for the differently-abled.
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