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X Factor Fever - 10/9/2010 5:18:12 PM

StrictnSaucy

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It is the most infuriating show ever!

I went from hating it (what issss this crap) to viewing it the odd time - to (omg its Sat) - the x factor!

This year I am gutted because I love 8 acts and only hate 2. That is a reverse on last year. I cannot possibly vote for one act as I love 8 of them. I would defo vote for 3 to leave at this stage if that was an option.

Has the X Factor fever hit you?

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RE: X Factor Fever - 10/10/2010 8:30:53 AM

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This board is mainly American-you're unlikely to get much of a response.

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RE: X Factor Fever - 10/10/2010 2:41:08 PM

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I always watch the audition stages - I can't believe how deluded some of these people are. What on earth are their friends doing, not telling them straight up that they're shit singers?

I always feel a bit bad afterwards, but laughing at the seriously bonkers and rubbish people who get up there - it makes me smile.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIy8TQ9xMAE

There's a US lookie-like version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68y-zxZn1qY

Fantastic!

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RE: X Factor Fever - 10/10/2010 4:43:38 PM

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Thanks for the link hertz. That guy doing Whacko is hilarious!

VC: As far as I am aware (going by my pms) there are quite a few from the UK and Europe on here.

Going to miss the guy who was voted out tonight - he would have been entertaining. Not so much the band.

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RE: X Factor Fever - 10/10/2010 4:48:56 PM

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I usually only look the audition stages until they enter the judges home...once they have their final ones its too boring for me to watch it at home, but see sometimes parts of it as it is running at my work places (where the clients decide the tv programme, not we). I prefer the apprentice or the dine with me to it as there you can observe the dynamic within the group, who is fooling whom and who tries secretly to lead weaker ones to let them belief they would like them, etc....also it's interesting at times to see how they are doing at those tasks...but wasting my time watching those finalists over many weeks to sing my ear bloody....naaah, not on my agenda

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RE: X Factor Fever - 10/10/2010 4:54:19 PM

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RE: X Factor Fever - 10/10/2010 5:03:20 PM

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I read your message before you edited it - you are probably right.

But, I didn't post to get a bazillion responses. I just know there are closet X factor fans on here :-)

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