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With the Eurovision song contest coming up in two weeks, does anyone really care where we come or if we'll win. This year sets to be more fair with each country having a panel making up 50% of the votes. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jade Ewen flying the flag for england...do we really stand a chance?

What are your thoughts?

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With the Eurovision song contest coming up in two weeks, does anyone really care where we come or if we'll win. This year sets to be more fair with each country having a panel making up 50% of the votes. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jade Ewen flying the flag for england...do we really stand a chance?

What are your thoughts?

I can't even remember the song but do seem to remember it being very disappointing. Lloyd Webber will be left with even more of a sour face and we will say it's time to pull out of the contest again once year. Graham Norton won't help either.

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The song wasn't very good. Scott should have got the job hosting it. Quite sad that it won't be Terry, he kind of made Eurovision for me. But I will be watching and voting for the UK.

How do Holland do normally?

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How do Holland do normally?

They usually don't even make it into the actual competition, shame because they are passionate about Eurovision. But they have The Toppers this year. Is going off to You Tube so you can all laugh at what Holland is entering..

They are huge here. National treasures.

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I don't think I've even heard the UK entry for this year. Oh well, the quality of the track is irrelevant really, even if it's a masterpiece we won't win because the rest of Europe apparently hates us.

So save the last dance

For me my love 'cause I

I see you as an angel freshly fallen from the sky...

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Still cant beat these guys

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Not as excited for Eurovision this year. No Terry Wogan is a massive shame and an unreplaceable commodity within the event. Plus, who cares if we win? Doesn't really matter much, and we won't win anyway.

And really, John is right - Eurovision peaked when Lordi won. You'll never top that moment again.

 

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Our Eurovision party rules- each time you get a point you drink that many fingers of drink,

if you get 10 you have to finish your drink, 12 you nominate someone else to finish theirs.

Have been watching the heats, should be a good mixture on Saturday!

Should be good with the other Lord playing piano for Jade too :)

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It won't be the same without Terry Wogan.

Tell me about it - it'd be like Ant without Dec!

Most people I know have Eurovision parties, they pick a couple of countries and everytime they get a point they have to down a shot. The ones with UK don't usually get much lol

Hahaha, that game sounds awesome. There should be a mass UM one next year ;)

Bucks Fizz were on Loose Women this morning - I didn't actually know they won!

Alouette...deployer les ailes;

Alouette...plumerai les ailes.

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I'm looking forward to it so much. The Danish song is really good this year . and it made it through the semifinals yesterday.

I know the voting has been very political the recent years, and I don't know how much about this new system and whether it will work or not, but I just want some entertainment. It would be nice if Denmark won, though ;)

Il n'y a qu'un devoir, c'est d'être heureux; il ny'a qu'une vertu, c'est la justice -Denis Diderot

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We should petition for Scott, Chappers and Becky to do it next year they'd be sooo*breath*oooo good at doing Wogan style comments.

It would be much better than Grherm. (Although i shouldn't make my judgement yet, as if not heard him.)

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