- My Internet connection was pretty messed up near the beginning/middle.
- Why on Earth would anyone vote for Armenia? It was so dull!
- I was very worried for a while about the UK getting nul points; Ireland prevented that, but then Malta took that up another level by giving Scooch 12 points. I completely attribute that to all the love the Schlagerboys showed Malta.
- Spain were great--much improved from the national final.
- I was surprised at how much I liked Germany's entry--more on that tomorrow.
- I've never really found Zac Efron attractive--blame seeing reruns of Summerland, in which he's really young, if you will. However, if he was good-looking (not that Zac is bad) and if he was older, I think he wouldn't look that different than the male Finnish host. Cute.
- ...however, even he and his female co-host were hard-pressed to make up for the annoyance that was the green room interviewer, that woman in the pink dress.
Saturday, May 12, 2007
You're lifting me high, then you're taking me low
Frivolous Eurovision thoughts (real ones tomorrow):
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I have to say, that even though they were quite shit - I still think Ireland deserved a bit more than 5 bloody points! Oh well!
PG, are you aware that NASH have changed their name to D'NASH? Worse, they have re-released their debut album... again! (This is the third time). I think it was released right after you got your copy.
Poor Ireland--that moment when they voted themselves into last place by giving points to the two countries below them was pretty funny, though, even if in a sad way.
I know! What kind of name is that? I understand them having to change it, but couldn't they come up with something better? Oh well. You should be glad I managed to stick to my promise of no more NASH/D'NASH talk until Eurovision, though--I nearly broke that vow for that news, and again when I found out that their second single was actually a cover of a Swedish singer's song, and then again to talk about how much I was enjoying their studio version of "Una lagrima." I think I did know about the three editions thing--made some reference about them going all Gregory Lemarchal at the time. I do have the new version now, though, so I can't be too upset :)
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