X-Factor

[chicoazul]

Be fair though, you would.

A smashing. A wonderful, wonderful smashing with a full spectrum of wrongness.

 

[heatmeiser]

A smashing. A wonderful, wonderful smashing with a full spectrum of wrongness.

And during the smashing you'd get that horrible wrong feeling that, at any moment, you could seriously injure the skinny jig.

 

[Number Seis]

I don't care what you think about it, just that you spend 5 pages telling people what you think about it.

Would you like your dummy back, it fell on the floor when you spat it.

 

[steevie]

What do you care? I hate the show, think it's morally wrong. People agree with me, and what?

Care to emphasise how it is morally wrong Mr Ghost? Numptys knowing they cannot sing in the first place getting 5 minutes of fame, sounds pretty damn good to me!

 

[Goat]

I watched it before, the missus taped it and I needed to laugh at idiots.

Was poor, but oh well.

 

[GhostOfDixie]

Care to emphasise how it is morally wrong Mr Ghost? Numptys knowing they cannot sing in the first place getting 5 minutes of fame, sounds pretty damn good to me!

Not getting into it anymore.

That's how much I give a hoot about it. Just saying like.

Car crash telly.

 

[SevertonT]

Am i the only one who thinks this is [Poor language removed] now that the auditions are on a live stage in front of 2000 people?

I think its a joke for several reasons:

- The crowd will Cheer for crap people
- Too much like Britains got talent.
- I like the idea of starting out in a small room and working your way to the top( the live shows).. now theyve all been there and done it.
- They have music in the background so you cant really listen to their proper voices and again should be saved for the final shows
- Too loud and crowd orientated
- No more interference from relatives
- No more begging ( i would imagine )
- It just feels so obviously set up so that these crap people get embarrased on a massive stage. Last year it felt more realistic.
- The excitement of seeing the good acts on the live shows has been dampened.
- Im sure judges will put people through because the crowd are cheering.
- Dosnt feel like the audition process

rant over

 

[GhostOfDixie]

Am i the only one who thinks this is [Poor language removed] now that the auditions are on a live stage in front of 2000 people?

I think its a joke for several reasons:

- The crowd will Cheer for crap people
- Too much like Britains got talent.
- I like the idea of starting out in a small room and working your way to the top( the live shows).. now theyve all been there and done it.
- They have music in the background so you cant really listen to their proper voices and again should be saved for the final shows
- Too loud and crowd orientated
- No more interference from relatives
- No more begging ( i would imagine )
- It just feels so obviously set up so that these crap people get embarrased on a massive stage. Last year it felt more realistic.
- The excitement of seeing the good acts on the live shows has been dampened.
- Im sure judges will put people through because the crowd are cheering.
- Dosnt feel like the audition process

rant over

I always thought it was [Poor language removed].