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Enniwun watching the Eurovision Mong Contest?
Enniwun watching the Eurovision Mong Contest?
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I didn't hear one song that made me look away from the laptop screen,
I couldn't tell a good one from a bad one. I guess pop songs are simply not my thing. |
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ha well Greece were second favourites when I started watching it! Moldova was a 'party' entry that will always pick up some televote.
It's not what is worse from a music or entertainment perspective, but what is going to get people interested enough to vote, or juries to score. He was suitable for cbeebies or similar, nothing for juries to get interested in. Sam Ryder came second just four years ago, to an entry that couldn't be beaten. It was a good entry and got plenty of points on both sides of the ledger. |
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Lucie Jones did well also. Who knows why, like I say I don't care personally but whomever is in charge often decides they have no interest in doing well.
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I kept hearing what I thought was Chechnya, it was in fact
a term for Czechoslovakia which I'd never heard before. |
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It's an amazing betting opportunity saddo, if you can get past the nonsense. In running for the points reveal is easily the most compelling betting event annually. I absolutely love the challenge, and it's highly liquid.
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There's a significant mathematical element to it, and forecasting where things may be headed. In front of the market with any luck!
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delanobber...infesting ev fred in the forum 18 hours every day posting absolute and utter fckn shíte and now sitting watching the eurovision mong contest..maybe thort he'd fit in with them..
#wac |
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Only a munt watches and more importantly BETS on it!
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