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Thread: Heaven: Ship of Fools does Eurovision
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John Donne
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Pendragon:
Coot: Can you tell what sex I am?!
Well I thought you might be male, a bit on the festive side with the odd bet each way. But now that I think of it, I am certain I saw you once mention you were female, in spite of the handle]
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Sir Kevin
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As Terry: I could almost sing along with the Estonian entry and I like the muppet. It has a good beat and I can dance to it. I give it a 61.
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welsh dragon
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Lots of dry ice. Heavy guitar riff. Wild dancers run on, followed by male singer dressed as the Pope, wearing a papal tiara, open neck cassock revealing a hunky hairy chest, and a gold medallion of the Immaculate Conception. He sings, to the tune of PUPPET ON A STRING
POPE: I wonder if one day that, you'll say that, you care
Will you say you love me madly, I'll gladly be there
Like that popelet on a string
Pah pah pah pah pah pah pahpah pah pah pah tiddle-iddle-um
The backing singers come on. There are 2 of them and they are dressed as cardinals, though with similarly open neck cassocks and medallions, this time of the sacred heart. Wogan comments in a rather baffled way that the Ukraine boasts the only city with 2 catholic cardinals, apparently. This seems to be an occasion of national pride…
POPE: Life is just like a vale of tears
Chock full of mis(e)ry and sin
One day you might feel life is ok
Then all the guilt will begin
Is your life full of fun?
Tomorrow you might be gone…
I wonder if one day that, you'll say that, you care
If you say you love me madly, I'll gladly be there
Like that popelet on a string
I held sway when the last pope was ill
Then they voted me in
Now folk say that I cannot be wrong
Seems I was destined to win
I’ve got lots of power over you
But where am I leading you to?
I wonder if one day that, you'll say that, you care
If you say you love me madly, I'll gladly be there
Like that popelet on a string
I’m Big Boss at the Vatican now
Things get run in my style
But people would rather have John Paul two
Cos they don’t care for my smile!
Will they love me that amount?
Ah well…what they think doesn’t count …
Enter female singer, dressed in leather bra with little gold tassles, leather gladiator-style mini skirt and thigh high boots.
FEMALE SINGER: Some…people say you’re gloomy
POPE: Who? Me?
FEMALE SINGER: and square
That your policies are sadly
Quite badly
Impaired
Just like that popelet on a string….
The stage is flooded with inflated condoms used as balloons…and female singer’s leather skirt falls off to reveal a gold G string with a strategically placed piccie of JP II hanging from it (with a little holy water stoop).
FEMALE SINGER: Just like that popelet on a..... string
Crescendo of heavy rock ooompah finale
LOTS of dry ice…
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dolphy
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![[Killing me]](graemlins/killingme.gif) ![[Overused]](graemlins/notworthy.gif)
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Pendragon
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quote:
Originally posted by dolphy:
I can't say any better
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Sir Kevin
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As Terry: Yes and the two Ukrainian cardinals liked the music, although theire vision and hearing is a wee bit impaired. They thought it might be blasphemous, but were not quite sure, as they did not record it for later analysis. Oh, and Welsh dear, dry ice is not used in that sort of enviironment anymore: any reputable theatrical supply house would be happy to rent you a fogger or fog machine for your next performance. I give it a 71. It has a good beat and I can dance to it.
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Nanny Ogg
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Th UK entry is almost ready as soon as Christie 'n' Faith have got their act together.
There is some some debate as to how many dancers they can have on stage - what with assorted men dressed as commandos and firemen cluttering up their dressing room ![[Biased]](wink.gif)
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Nanny Ogg
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The UK entry “Christie ‘n’ Faith” take to a darkened stage. They are both wearing black full length robes in a cassock style and are holding rosaries in their hands.
The first verse is sung acappella. It is slow are stately – rather like a processional hymn.
We’re gonna say our prayers, and then we’re gonna to praise the Lord
Because we believe that in God’s love we’re pure
And free from satan’s lure
But there is more to a child of God
Than being Holy.
The lights come on and the tempo speeds up – sounding not unlike a previous Eurovision winning entry.
We’re gonna hit the town, we’re going down the pub
We’re gonna to show that there’s more to Christian life
Than just a holy club
We’re gonna chat up all the guys
And still be holy.
Don't let your first impressions think of us as fools
Free you inhibitions, we have come out on the pull.
Disco lights shine on the stage and two hunky men wearing army fatigues dance on stage and join Christie ‘n’ Faith centre stage. The two singers grab hold of a man each and begin to swing.
So now we turn the volume up
And throw ourselves into their arms
There’s no escape from our loving ‘cos we’re frustrated
We’ll keep you up all night
And you will see that there’s more to us.
Than being holy.
Two more guys dressed as firemen come onto the stage and dance up to Christie ‘n’ Faith, pushing the commandos out of the way (they continue dancing in the background.)
So you can see we don’t care less
In fact we don’t give a damn
We’re both out for a good night out
And you’re the men we’re looking for
And when we’ve worn you out tonight
We won’t be holy
Both the firemen and the commandos grab hold of the girls and their robes are pulled off revealing that the girls are wearing red leather mini skirts, black corsets, stiletto boots and fishnet tights.
The song continues:
Don't let your first impressions think of us as fools
Free you inhibitions, we have come out on the pull.
So come on if you’re man enough, and big enough to take us on
Cos we’re in need of a good night out
And we both want to play around
As you can see there is more to us.
Than being holy.
So come on if you’re man enough, and big enough to take us on
Cos we’re in need of a good night out
And we both want to play around
As you can see there is more to us.
Than being holy.
Than being holy.
Than being holy.
Than being holy.
The music stops and both girls fall into the arms of the big strong hunks either side of them whilst the commandos hold their weapons on high!
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Miffy
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Nanny!
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Sir Kevin
Ship's Gaffer
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![[Yipee]](graemlins/spin.gif) Nanny!
As Terry:
I give it a 71. It has a good beat and you can dance to it. A tie with the Ukranians...
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Gill H
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So is that all the entries?
Of course we all know that Terry's scores don't mean anything, do they? And as impartial voters, we will not be swayed by them, nor by the geographical proximity of the countries we vote for, nor whether they went to war with us in the past or not. We will all vote completely fairly and impartially on the song itself.
(But Coot would do well to check out the fine and honourable tradition of Greece and Turkey giving each other the maximum 12 points every year.)
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Callan
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I thought that was Greece and Cyprus with Greece and Turkey giving one another 'nul point'.
There wouldn't be some discreet lobbying going on would there?
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Hugal
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Ok. Thank you Terry for you imput. I'm sure that your scoring will be big help for the voters.
If we could voter from now and over the weekend we could present the prize on Monday.
Could someone who has better access to the web than me, I only have it at work, keep score please. It might be fun to vote in English and French.
Does anyone feel like doing the entertainment that traditionanlly goes here?
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Gill H
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Duh - yeah, you're right. I meant Cyprus. Hence the desperation of the Turkish entry.
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Hugal
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Ok remember the singualarly strange Eurovision scoring system.
Your lowest score is of course Nil Points.
Those you wish to give a mark to are scored as follows.
In single marks from 1 to 8. Then 10 and finally 12. I do not know why they score like that but they do. ![[Roll Eyes]](rolleyes.gif)
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Miffy
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Ladies and gentlemen, mesdames et messieurs, damen und herren, bonsoir et le voila les resultats du jury D'Autriche:
France - 1 point
L'Estonie - 2 points
Le Grece - 3 points
Icelande - 4 points
L'Irelande - 5 points
L'Allemagne - 6 points
L'Italie - 7 points
Le Royame-Uni (UK) - 8 points
Ukraine - 10 points
Turkey - 12 points
That concludes the voting of the Austrian jury. ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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Gill H
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(BTW what happened to Malta, Andorra and Russia?)
Good evening, and here are the results of the Turkish jury:
Italy - 1 point
Iceland - 2 points
Estonia - 3 points
Austria - 4 points
Ukraine - 5 points
Germany - 6 points
Ireland - 7 points
France - 8 points
UK - 10 points
Greece - 12 points
Goodnight to all our friends, particularly the Greek ones who we love so much, and who we hope will break with the shackles of tradition and resist giving 12 points to Cyprus this year.
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Callan
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Guten Abend, here are the results of the German jury.
UK - 1 point
France - 2 points
Estonia - 3 points
Ireland - 4 points
Italy - 5 points
Ukraine - 6 points
Turkey - 7 points
Greece - 8 points
Iceland - 10 points
Austria - 12 points
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Callan
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And the scores so far:
Estonia - 8
France - 11
Germany - 12
Italy - 13
Ireland - 14
Iceland - 16
Austria - 16
UK - 19
Turkey - 19
Greece - 23
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dolphy
Lady of Perpetual Responsiblity
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Good evening, here are the results from the Irish Jury:
Iceland 1 point
Germany 2 points
Greece 3 points
Estonia 4 points
Turkey 5 points
Austria 6 points
France 7 points
Ukraine 8 points
Italy 10 points
and 12 points goes to the United Kingdom.
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Marvin the Martian
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Austria - 1
Iceland - 2
Greece - 3
UK - 4
Turkey - 5
Italy - 6
Ukraine - 7
France - 8
Germany - 10
Ireland - 12
I appear to be succeeding in my ambition to finish last again
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Callan
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Current Scores:
Estonia - 12
Iceland - 19
Austria - 23
Germany - 24
Ireland - 26
France - 26
Greece - 29
Italy 29
Turkey - 29
UK - 35
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Sir Kevin
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quote:
Originally posted by Callan:
Current Scores:
...UK - 35
As Terry: Glad I was able to be of some influence.
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Nanny Ogg
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here are the votes from the UK Jury ahveing just come back from the pub:
Greece 1
Iceland 2
Italy 3
France 4
Turkey 5
Austria 6
Estonia 7
Ukraine 8
Ireland 10
Germany 12
And that concludes the voting from the pissed Uk jury
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Nanny Ogg
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quote:
Originally posted by Callan:
Current Scores:
Estonia - 12
Iceland - 19
Austria - 23
Germany - 24
Ireland - 26
France - 26
Greece - 29
Italy 29
Turkey - 29
UK - 35
I think you've missed the Ukraine scores ![[Eek!]](eek.gif)
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Callan
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Current scores (including Ukraine this time!).
Estonia - 19
Iceland - 21
Austria - 29
France - 30
Greece - 30
Italy - 32
Turkey - 34
UK - 35
Germany - 36
Ireland - 36
Ukraine - 44
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John Donne
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[Cof cof, will someone help the ESC virgin again, how does the point scoring work? 1 mark of 0-12 to each country with no repeat marks? Marks 9 and 11 have been missing]
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dolphy
Lady of Perpetual Responsiblity
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quote:
Originally posted by Hugal:
Ok remember the singualarly strange Eurovision scoring system.
Your lowest score is of course Nil Points.
Those you wish to give a mark to are scored as follows.
In single marks from 1 to 8. Then 10 and finally 12. I do not know why they score like that but they do.
There you go Coot
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Miffy
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For your interval 'entertainment' and for those of you who are outside the Eurozone and who don't know what on earth we're going on about...
[/URL=http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/progs/listenagain.shtml#e]Eurovision: The Politics of Pop[/URL] Click on E and then scroll down to the programme.
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Sir Kevin
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Using 'standalone Realplayer' I actually got it to play!
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Pendragon
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Turkey: 1
France: 2
Ukraine: 3
Iceland: 4
Greece: 5
Germany: 6
Austria: 7
Estonia: 8
Ireland: 10
UK: 12
That concludes the Italian votes.
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Nanny Ogg
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OK - who's left?
I wonder whether this would be refelctive of any results on the 21st?
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Ian Climacus
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Ze Scores from Iceland:
[since we have no Scandinavian friends, we'll have to look to our next-nearest-neighbours... ]
Italy - 1 point
Greece - 2 points
Ukraine - 3 points
Estonia - 4 points
UK - 5 points
Turkey - 6 points
France - 7 points
Austria - 8 points
Germany - 10 points
Ireland - 12 points
[ 09. May 2005, 07:00: Message edited by: Ian Climacus ]
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Hugal
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Ok here are the results of the French Televote.
Ukrain - 1 point
Germany - 2 points
Greece - 3 points
Austria - 4-points
Estonia - 5 points
Italy - 6 points
Iceland - 7 points
Ireland - 8- points
Turkey -10 - points
Uk -12- points
That concludes the voting for the French televote.
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Hugal
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Is that everybody. If so we can work out the final scores. We need some one to present the trophy, it should be Terry I think.
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Sir Kevin
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As Terry: I'm a wee bit busy presenting my program just now, but when the tabulations are finished, I shall be happy to hand out the trophies!
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Callan
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Current scores:
Iceland - 32
Estonia - 36
France - 39
Italy - 39
Greece - 40
Austria - 48
Turkey - 49
Ukraine - 51
Germany - 54
UK - 64
Ireland - 68
Greece and the Ukraine have still to vote. Athens, Kiev - where are you?
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Marvin the Martian
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Estonia hereby officially concedes
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John Donne
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[Sorry a bit overwhelmed at the mo - will respond soon]
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dolphy
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quote:
Originally posted by Hugal:
We need someone to present the trophy, it should be Terry I think.
That could be an interesting moment if Ireland wins! ![[Two face]](graemlins/scot_twoface.gif) ![[Snigger]](graemlins/snigger.gif)
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Hugal
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Are we ready for the presentation yet?????
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Callan
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Not until Greece and Ukraine have voted!
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Nanny Ogg
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quote:
Originally posted by Callan:
Not until Greece and Ukraine have voted!
Someone wake them up - contest wasn't that bad was it?
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welsh dragon
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Ireland - 1
UK - 2
Germany - 3
Turkey - 4
Austria - 5
Greece - 6
Italy - 7
France - 8
Estonia - 10
Iceland - 12
And this concludes the results from the Ukrainian jury...
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Marvin the Martian
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quote:
Originally posted by welsh dragon:
Estonia - 10
Noooooooo!!!
All my hard work gone to pot. How shall I finish last now?
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Sir Kevin
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As Terry: ![[Snore]](graemlins/snore.gif) HUH! I had the UK and Ukraine tied. What happened?
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Nanny Ogg
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quote:
Originally posted by Sir Kevin:
As Terry: HUH! I had the UK and Ukraine tied. What happened?
Tactical voting
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Callan
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Current scores after the, er, interesting Ukrainian vote:
Iceland - 44
Estonia - 46
Italy - 46
Greece - 46
France - 47
Ukraine - 51
Austria - 53
Turkey - 53
Germany - 57
UK - 66
Ireland - 69
We await the verdict of the Greek jury. Calling Athens, Calling Athens...
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Gill H
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I suspect the Athens jury are still trying to escape from Haza Rakh's very special kind of 'persuasion' over the voting.
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