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    X Factor 2009

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    • #32
      DetectivFoxtrot
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      the new format is rubbish! the live audience is usually a Round 2 thing. so what are they going to do for round 2?

      also in the old frmat there's no music in round 1 which is much much better!


    • #33
      Pherekydes
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      LZ5by5 wrote: »
      Jesus wept for those two "Irish" kids. :rolleyes:

      LOL, why the inverted commas?

      That's a King's Hospital education for ya.


    • #34
      Pherekydes
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      Irishpimpdude wrote: »
      Fecking D4's can't believe them saps got through

      Lucan, actually.


    • #35
      lolli
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      murpho999 wrote: »
      A great and unexpected answer!


      I generally don't watch but just tuned into the first 20 mins to see new format and it has only confirmed my dislikes of the show and won't be watching it any more!

      Ah i was only joking with you :)


    • #36
      Our man in Havana
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      Calm down the abuse folks or there will be bannings.


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    • #37
      Handsome Bob
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      Pherekydes wrote: »
      LOL, why the inverted commas?

      That's a King's Hospital education for ya.

      I'm sure you know why already, even Cowell pointed it out.


    • #38
      Irishpimpdude
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      Pherekydes wrote: »
      Lucan, actually.

      Im starting to think you are one of them or related


    • #39
      Pherekydes
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      Irishpimpdude wrote: »
      Im starting to think you are one of them or related

      Friends of the family. They speak like that IRL. It's not put on, believe it or not. I've known them personally for several years and that's the way they are.


    • #40
      df1985
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      some british people generally are idiots.love when the chavs get angry.


    • #41
      Futurewarrior
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      Haha the dublin ones getting slated for the "American" accents priceless, unfortunatly its typical Dublin these days.


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    • #42
      Irishpimpdude
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      Pherekydes wrote: »
      Friends of the family. They speak like that IRL. It's not put on, believe it or not. I've known them personally for several years and that's the way they are.

      Thought as much but seriously anyone thats Irish and speaks like that are really stupid IMHO and plus they couldn't even sing... Guess your gonna book them up for your next birthday party???? Or not Lol.


    • #43
      bumbletumble
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      god i really dont like the new format but i would say this teacher will be good!!!


    • #44
      lolli
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      Woo that teacher guy is great!!!!


    • #45
      bumbletumble
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      he is amazing!!!!!!


    • #46
      Handsome Bob
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      Awesome.


    • #47
      DetectivFoxtrot
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      wow teh teacher is hawt AND he can sing!!!


    • #48
      lolli
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      DetectivFoxtrot wrote: »
      wow teh teacher is hawt AND he can sing!!!

      HAHA Agreed :D


    • #49
      bumbletumble
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      god dam he is hot and talented!!!!!!! ill be watching again just for that!!!


    • #50
      Handsome Bob
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      It's the fact that he just oozes charisma and looks like a natural which impresses me. I wouldn't be surprised to hear that he has previously had a recording contract.


    • #51
      Aoife9
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      Phwoar! they didn't have teachers like that in my day!!


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    • #52
      bumbletumble
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      Aoife9 wrote: »
      Phwoar! they didn't have teachers like that in my day!!


      not in my day either...that might not have been a good thing...wouldnt have got anything done :)


    • #53
      ProperDeadly
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      Simon said the teacher was the best first audition he ever heard. But nobody would be able to pull off that kind of audition without a stage, backing music and live audience, which we only have for the first time this year!

      Still thought he was great though!


    • #54
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      i'm actually in love with that teacher!! How would anyone be expected to sit in his class and get any work done?!!:D


    • #55
      bumbletumble
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      newbie85 wrote: »
      i'm actually in love with that teacher!! How would anyone be expected to sit in his class and get any work done?!!:D


      Maybe if he sung the lessons :D


    • #56
      Our man in Havana
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      MOD Warning:

      Do not quote foul language or you will be banned along with OP of the offending language.


    • #57
      danjo-xx
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      was anyone watching this on-line, and if so what link were you using. I couldn't connect to a live stream thru itv.com eventually I got a mesg saying they had a technical prob, try again later.


    • #58
      jellie
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      not liking the new format at all :( v disappointed, was looking forward to it!!


    • #59
      Basq
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      The teacher was fantastic... preferred it without the audience.


    • #60
      Handsome Bob
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      Yeah but the reason that guy gave such a fantastic performance is because he was able to feed off the presence of the audience. So I'm happy enough with the new format.


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    • #61
      Basq
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      LZ5by5 wrote: »
      Yeah but the reason that guy gave such a fantastic performance is because he was able to feed off the presence of the audience.
      It suited him fine.. but will not suit the majority of people.

      It's essentially "Britain's Got The X Factor" but without red X's to buzz them off.

      Nothing wrong with the format they had.


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