Loveinamist
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strato, I could be wrong but the strictly bit is after the Australian film Strictly Ballroom which was a big hit.
I think you're right. The really rotten dancers are obvious and are weeded out fairly quickly, although I'm sure voters at home often support their favourite personalities rather than consider their dancing expertise. There's also the 'pity' vote, that doesn't take into account how well these contestants dance. At times, I'm convinced the voting is fixed. Not sure, though.Never watched it but from what people I know say it's not always the best dancer that wins.
Yes, I'm a bit lost with the random comments.Nothing, they are excellent, my post was in reply to someone but the posts have since been merged so it has become meaningless
I've heard many contestants say that appearing on Strictly has been one of the best experiences of their lives. A bit of an overstatement? And, it gets my goat when, during their farewell speech after being kicked off, they say they and their professional partner will be 'friends for life'. Sentimental rubbish!Hmmmmmmm.. now someone called Fleur East (???) ex- X factor, rapper and host of some obscure radio station. Ok.
I'm believing more and more that now the producers are fast running out of bone fide celebrities to take part, perhaps going down the route of mixing up any remaining celebrities with members of the public or armed /police/fire/ forces. Celebrities are on at least 50 grand to appear and more the longer they stay in, so I'm sure us plebs would love to have a pay day like that for having the time of their life !
He morphed into Jill Franks!According to Google it was Dancing Club, but I don't remember that. My friend who passed a couple of years ago, was a dance teacher at one of his dancing studios in London . Me and my Mum always watched Come Dancing - in black and white, and loved all the formation dancing, it was always Frank and Peggy Spencers team from Penge that won the trophy. Oh the Military Two Step ! where the blokes saluted and the ladies curtsied, never see that on Strictly do we !
And whatever happened to Edmundo Ross and his maracas and frilly shirts
Loved that film.strato, I could be wrong but the strictly bit is after the Australian film Strictly Ballroom which was a big hit.
Thank god someone who thinks the same as me about H Skelton. After her recent split she was sooo heartbroken but,had the strength to pose in her bikini on holiday...yes annoying mare!She’s not even been officially confirmed (at time of writing).
So if she’s supposed to be keeping quiet until properly announced, then I’d boot her off. Annoying mare.
my first thought lol! Other well known incontinence pads are availableAnd probably a few boxes of Tena Lady
Thank god someone who thinks the same as me about H Skelton. After her recent split she was sooo heartbroken but,had the strength to pose in her bikini on holiday...yes annoying mare!
And me...Loved that film.
Hamza is on Country File on BBC 1 Sunday night.And didn't she cause a stir at the 2012 Olympics (was it really that long ago or another Olympics ?) when commentating on the swimming, had her dress ride up to her thighs ?
Hamza Yassin ?????? who ?
James Bye ???? don't watch Eastenders.
Bit spooky this, because I was watching Animal Park (Longleat) one morning this week. Something I never normally watch, and he was on that with a very large telephoto lens. Seemed a lovely bloke and I was intrigued by his very long dreads so I googled him.Hamza is on Country File on BBC 1 Sunday night.
Yes,her and that swimmer Rebecca somebody. As mentioned before neither shrinking violets.And didn't she cause a stir at the 2012 Olympics (was it really that long ago or another Olympics ?) when commentating on the swimming, had her dress ride up to her thighs ?
Hamza Yassin ?????? who ?
James Bye ???? don't watch Eastenders.
Saw an advert yesterday ,this woman was sat on the loo with a pad in her hand pouring water on it to show how it absorbed liquid.Thank god someone who thinks the same as me about H Skelton. After her recent split she was sooo heartbroken but,had the strength to pose in her bikini on holiday...yes annoying mare!
my first thought lol! Other well known incontinence pads are available
I've seen it too,that and the blood soaked sanitary pad. Advertisers want a rocket up their backsides.Saw an advert yesterday ,this woman was sat on the loo with a pad in her hand pouring water on it to show how it absorbed liquid.
On Tuesday morning I attended a local eye hospital for cataract surgery. Before the op, you have to sit in the waiting lounge for about an hour while they put drops in at regular intervals. On the wall was a ginormous tv screen, tuned into one of the property renovation channels. Every 10 minutes the adverts came on, which every time consisted of the woman sat on the loo with her knickers round her ankles waving a Tena pad , and someone pouring red liquid onto a sanitary pad. Now the average age of the patients was probably 70, and most were men. It was most embarrassing for everyone, you couldn’t escape it, as the screen practically filled the whole wall. It was obvious how uncomfortable it made everyone feel. Those adverts are disgusting.I've seen it too,that and the blood soaked sanitary pad. Advertisers want a rocket up their backsides.
Mr V is very old school and quite prudish but at 71 he isn`t going to change now. He tuts and complains when the ads for incontinence pads, sanitary wear, viagra and condoms come on the TV. He insists there`s no need for them.On Tuesday morning I attended a local eye hospital for cataract surgery. Before the op, you have to sit in the waiting lounge for about an hour while they put drops in at regular intervals. On the wall was a ginormous tv screen, tuned into one of the property renovation channels. Every 10 minutes the adverts came on, which every time consisted of the woman sat on the loo with her knickers round her ankles waving a Tena pad , and someone pouring red liquid onto a sanitary pad. Now the average age of the patients was probably 70, and most were men. It was most embarrassing for everyone, you couldn’t escape it, as the screen practically filled the whole wall. It was obvious how uncomfortable it made everyone feel. Those adverts are disgusting.
Obviously my mum told me about Billy Cotton as I'm way too young to remember himWakey wakey!!!
Absolutely,(sorry another over used word on Qvc) I would have asked for the channel to be changed to be honest. But,with having surgery and everything else you've got enough going on. Inclusivity,diversity,woke all that crap has gone to the advertisers heads. I'm so glad I'm not young and starting out nowOn Tuesday morning I attended a local eye hospital for cataract surgery. Before the op, you have to sit in the waiting lounge for about an hour while they put drops in at regular intervals. On the wall was a ginormous tv screen, tuned into one of the property renovation channels. Every 10 minutes the adverts came on, which every time consisted of the woman sat on the loo with her knickers round her ankles waving a Tena pad , and someone pouring red liquid onto a sanitary pad. Now the average age of the patients was probably 70, and most were men. It was most embarrassing for everyone, you couldn’t escape it, as the screen practically filled the whole wall. It was obvious how uncomfortable it made everyone feel. Those adverts are disgusting.