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If he wants to sing to his wife when she's in labour, why do we all need to know?
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"Aargh! I can't take it anymore. The pain! The horror!"
"Do you need an epidural, Mrs. Williams?" "No, just tell my husband to shut the fk up." |
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He was miming.
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Did her get her and the hospital staff to sing the chorus for him?
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I had heard he was negotiating a new contraction with his record company !
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Two people listening to him..........its been a while since he's had an audience that big.
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should be on that other thread
"mugs who have little talent who have made a good living" |
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Anything to get a bit of free publicity and the shallow so called TV news programmes conveniently oblige.
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He was scared he wouldn't be the centre of attenyion
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At least he is there.
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If his singing helped to relieve his wife's pain or his own discomfort during his wife's labour then I'd say 'Well done'.
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I'd say that was highly unlikely
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More likely a transfer of pain from her contractions to her ears/mind.
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If it wasn't for the naievety of singer/songwriter Ray Heffernan who wrote "Angels" (a song about Ray's partner's miscarriage), and who Robber mugged off for 10k, he'd still be trying to make a career doing George Michael covers......
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