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bmwracer wrote:
We're counting on it. :sweat:

My favorite and one of the few American shows I never miss. And now during the tryouts.... this thing is absolutely hilarious.... This reality series is a genius masterpiece by a genius creator. I was skeptical of it in the first season much as some of you seem to be and avoided (sadly) watching it until the final night. Then I was hooked. The voice of Kelly Clarkson was so pure and lyrical and beautiful and the emotional charge in that broadcast was so elevating.... to imagine a gal who had tried so hard for so long to break in and who has a voice that is singularly beautiful and majestic.... and getting caught up in the trials she went through with her lodgings burninig down with all her belongings while being turned down endlessly for a chance to show her talent... I guess I'm a sucker for the rags to riches real life story..... To me this is the only reality series that counts. Yippee

:applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud:

Just watching some of the acts again in the Kouhuka Uta Gassen from New Years. Outstanding were BoA, Otsuka Ai, Nakashima Mika and Imai Miki.

Imai Miki is new to me and she sang Pride. Stunning voice. I will have to find some songs by her to download. :muack:

TORONTO (Reuters) - Toronto's College Street bar district has seen its share of late-night fights, but a recent scrap was a bit out of the ordinary, as a financial journalist in a '50s housewife get-up tried to wallop the daylights out of a 35-year-old part-time waitress -- using a pillow.

The crowd of nearly 500 did little to interfere, as they had paid to be there.

Welcome to the Pillow Fight League, which has been drawing growing crowds in Toronto since it formed early last year, and is now set to export its campy fun to New York City.

The league is the brainchild of 38-year-old Stacey Case, a T-shirt printer and musician who came up with the idea that people would pay to see young women in costumes beat the tar out of each other with pillows -- and that women would volunteer to whap each other in front of a crowd.

Looks like some Canadians have WAY too much time on their hands! [/list:u]

MissMonika wrote:

Oh yes....awesome singers. *Turns off the TV*

:rofl: :rofl:

I hate it when the TV screams as me too. ;)

i don't watch it myself but celebrity big brother is causing a stir for the wrong reasons.
http://news.uk.msn.com/Big_Brother_and_the_reality_of_racism.aspx

kenjilina wrote:i don't watch it myself but celebrity big brother is causing a stir for the wrong reasons.
http://news.uk.msn.com/Big_Brother_and_the_reality_of_racism.aspx

i just saw that clip on cnn.

kenjilina wrote:i don't watch it myself but celebrity big brother is causing a stir for the wrong reasons.
http://news.uk.msn.com/Big_Brother_and_the_reality_of_racism.aspx

Wow... that article just made me really REALLY mad. :angry:

gaijin mark wrote:

TORONTO (Reuters) - Toronto's College Street bar district has seen its share of late-night fights, but a recent scrap was a bit out of the ordinary, as a financial journalist in a '50s housewife get-up tried to wallop the daylights out of a 35-year-old part-time waitress -- using a pillow.

The crowd of nearly 500 did little to interfere, as they had paid to be there.

Welcome to the Pillow Fight League, which has been drawing growing crowds in Toronto since it formed early last year, and is now set to export its campy fun to New York City.

The league is the brainchild of 38-year-old Stacey Case, a T-shirt printer and musician who came up with the idea that people would pay to see young women in costumes beat the tar out of each other with pillows -- and that women would volunteer to whap each other in front of a crowd.

Looks like some Canadians have WAY too much time on their hands! [/list:u]

LOL! I'd join that if I didn't have to wear a costume. :P

Tonight's American Idol presented a wonderful jewel. I can't quite remember her name... something like Shalala.... an Indian incredibly gorgeous young gal.... with a voice that shone like a star in it's beauty.
so I will now tentatively call her the next idol. Of course she easily made it through the audition... at least I hope she makes it to the top 10 so that I can get her album to add to my Ipod. :bow:

Hey, I love Erika's odd tooth.

That is all.

mufc wrote:Hey, I love Erika's odd tooth.

That is all.

and the three layers of teeth behind it.

Tu_triky wrote:

and the three layers of teeth behind it.

Those too.

Thx man, you read my mind no matter where I go ;)

mufc wrote:

Those too.

Thx man, you read my mind no matter where I go ;)

haha...it's all good the extra teeth come in handy when the swiss army tooth gets dull.

Moderator time: Uh, let's try to keep the tooth fairy talk to the tooth fairy thread...

bmwracer wrote:Moderator time: Uh, let's try to keep the tooth fairy talk to the tooth fairy thread...

lol. don't worry it's time to put the victorinox away.

Beddie-bye time.

Play nice kids, or you'll come back to the forums tomorrow with all your posts deleted... :twisted:

ralphm1999 wrote: Outstanding were BoA

no way :bleh: . i can't bare her songs no tho i used to like em

Thank God, the SMAP Spam-A-Lot gals are gone for now.... :bleh:

ralphm1999 wrote:Tonight's American Idol presented a wonderful jewel. I can't quite remember her name... something like Shalala.... an Indian incredibly gorgeous young gal.... with a voice that shone like a star in it's beauty.
so I will now tentatively call her the next idol. Of course she easily made it through the audition... at least I hope she makes it to the top 10 so that I can get her album to add to my Ipod. :bow:

I like the guy from Seattle with the afro hairdo. That was his 3rd time auditioning for AI. He was good! He had a pure voice. Loved it! Sorry ralph I missed Shalala.

Wynter wrote:

Wow... that article just made me really REALLY mad. :angry:

the controversy is escalating! :shakehead:
http://entertainment.uk.msn.com/tv/realitytv/article.aspx?cp-documentid=2473366