Reply With QuoteI cried when the missus switched on the telly and said: "Do you know, I have never watched an entire series of the The X Factor from start to finish."
Sounded like a worrying statement of intent to me.
I cried when the missus switched on the telly and said: "Do you know, I have never watched an entire series of the The X Factor from start to finish."
Sounded like a worrying statement of intent to me.
milk it, milk it, milk it... god the show is soooooooooo predictable :(
She sounded odd to me though, a bit like Auto-Tune as did a few others.
BTW, made to watch it my Mrs Murgie ;)
i cry at the end of babe. and in the bit during et when the bikes go in the air.
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
I always cry when Brucey dies in Armageddon! :lol:
I cry when they don't marry at the end of "Debbie....
I'm not as think as you drunk I am.
You too :lol:Originally Posted by GraniteQuarry
I used to enjoy the audition part of the programme when it was just in a small room with the singer and the judges and then turned off once the boot camp and live shows started.
Now, its just highly polished over produced saccharine crap. You know when the cameras are going to go to close up of Simon just about to wink or grin, or Cheryl put her hand to her eye as though shes about to show some emotion. The sad music starts etc.
just give me a bucket and a decent 4/5 piece guitar band any day of the week...... or even Katy Perry for that matter.
I made my wife watch Guns N Roses on the Bio channel!
Am I alone in thinking that we would all be a lot better off if everybody involved in any of these dire "make me an instant celebrity me! me! me!" tv shows for the slobbering masses were made to stand against a wall and machine-gunned?
Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
You don't really need to stand them against a wall, a drive-by at the queue for an audition will save a lot of time and organisational effort.
I am glad its back on because although I don't love it my daughter does. Its one of the few programs we sit together and watch on the big telly together and we make a point of watching it together each week.
I know its cheese but its decent cheese
Lee
I fill up every time I watch "The Champ" when his son goes into the changing room after he died and says "Wake up champ wake up"
Gets me every time :lol:
I cried at the end of "Titanic" when the dotty old bird throws that priceless diamond overboard... :shock:
I'm saving up for a Deepsea, so I will know the exact time that I find it. (still wondering about Trimix or a bloody long snorkel.. :? )
:lol: 8) :lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol:Blimey. You had me welling up then.
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
In my teens I used to do a bit of boxing, and there were a few of my boxing mates at my place one afternoon when that film came on............... I looked around during that particular scene and there were about 4 of the big jessies welling up :lol:
Wipe them out. ALL OF THEM.You don't really need to stand them against a wall, a drive-by at the queue for an audition will save a lot of time and organisational effort.
Me too :lol: I also work for the British Boxing board of control as an inspector and know MANY champions who have admitted to the same :lol:In my teens I used to do a bit of boxing, and there were a few of my boxing mates at my place one afternoon when that film came on............... I looked around during that particular scene and there were about 4 of the big jessies welling up :lol:
I've heard of this programme, but never seen it. I'm watching ITV now (getting ready for James Bond) and there's a trailer for it - it looks terrible and far from entertaining (a talent show full of people with no talent?); if we're going to be rounding up and shooting people, can we extend this to the audience as well?Wipe them out. ALL OF THEM.You don't really need to stand them against a wall, a drive-by at the queue for an audition will save a lot of time and organisational effort.
I cry every Sunday morning when I open the News of the World and have to read about it.
I cry at the beginning of 'The Italian Job' when the mafia make the Miura crash into a bulldozer, and then push the DB5 and the two E-Types off the road and into the gorge.
Sickening, they were finding parts of them in the gorge for decades :|
"I looked with pity not untinged with scorn upon these trivial-minded passers-by"
This might help to dry those tears
http://www.theitalianjob.com/cars_fastcars.htm
HA! Called it: X Factor 2010: New series overshadowed as outraged viewers complain 'auto-tune' technology was used to improve singing
NO!!!!! Are you saying I cried for nothing? :evil:HA! Called it: X Factor 2010: New series overshadowed as outraged viewers complain 'auto-tune' technology was used to improve singing
Jon, you really didn't have to call ITV 2000 times last night to gain some kudos! :lol:HA! Called it: X Factor 2010: New series overshadowed as outraged viewers complain 'auto-tune' technology was used to improve singing
This missus put it on again tonight, along with The X-tra Factor (though the two might have been the same for all I know).
I was in bits. :lol:
And it's official... they did a load of post-production on the auditions :evil:
X Factor admits to vocal tweaks
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-11056050
Apparently it wasn't just the contestants... Consider BRAVE CHERYL!! :shock:
Mike.
Is it just me that was expecting the question to be "Why?"
I will cry tears of joy and happiness when the show finally get's chopped :whdat:
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