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    European Music Contest

    I was watching this horrible program here in Armenia. It was just bad. It featured flamboyant dance numbers by European (except for Turkey) countries that were later judged by European (except for Turkey) countries' audiences. Greece placed first in the contest. The funniest part was when it came time to announce the results of the Turkish vote and they gave their top vote to Greece and other vote to Cyprus. Then it came time for Greece to announce their results and Turkey was nowhere in sight. Better luck next time.
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    man, are you sure that was song contest? im afraid i think you were watching Terminator, you should be confused tv programs...
    and were you talking about Eurovision Song Contest?

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    • #3
      Yes, the Eurovision Song Contest, the one in which Holland univocally gives Turkey the highest points. Surprise, surprise. And the one in which European Union countries to the West of the globe have been virtually ignored in the last few years. Case in point UK that deservedly got no more than 10 points out of compassion from some countries. And yes, the one in which we can guess beforehand who will vote for who, and which countries counted their public's vote, and well, which didn't. Welcome to Europe, Tom Servo. Soon it will be Armenia's turn to compete...

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      • #4
        Originally posted by eMachine
        man, are you sure that was song contest? im afraid i think you were watching Terminator, you should be confused tv programs...
        and were you talking about Eurovision Song Contest?
        I said music contest, didn't I? How am I "confused tv programs"?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by TomServo
          I was watching this horrible program here in Armenia. It was just bad. It featured flamboyant dance numbers by European (except for Turkey) countries that were later judged by European (except for Turkey) countries' audiences. Greece placed first in the contest. The funniest part was when it came time to announce the results of the Turkish vote and they gave their top vote to Greece and other vote to Cyprus. Then it came time for Greece to announce their results and Turkey was nowhere in sight. Better luck next time.
          I am a real Eurovision Song Contest fan. I like ESC. It may be a stupid contest, with stupid songs, rumours between participants, political votings, stupid dances and lyrics, stereotype songs, etc.
          But that also is what makes ESC special. It is broadcasting live at more than 60 countries every year and more then a billion people watch this stupid game.
          One of the funniest part is the votings of course. We would like to see Armenia in the contest, too. (Of couse if Armenia is invited )

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          • #6
            Israel had a good..hum...had awsome dancers

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            • #7
              Hungary would be the winner, unluckily they took stage at first place.
              And everybody saw how typical european voter sucks again.
              Turkey sucked this year. The song was bad, dances were like an Indian film. But still they received a lot of votes surprisingly.
              Greece was good, but if they wouldn't steal our Black sea dances and music and use it, would they be the winner again?

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              • #8
                The only thing I ever saw on Eurovision was Riverdance.

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                • #9
                  Greece is stealing? Turkey has culture?

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by TomServo
                    I was watching this horrible program here in Armenia. It was just bad. It featured flamboyant dance numbers by European (except for Turkey) countries that were later judged by European (except for Turkey) countries' audiences. Greece placed first in the contest. The funniest part was when it came time to announce the results of the Turkish vote and they gave their top vote to Greece and other vote to Cyprus. Then it came time for Greece to announce their results and Turkey was nowhere in sight. Better luck next time.
                    I feel jealousy at you about Turkey. You are jealous everything about Turkey, its economy, welfare, even ESC.
                    But don't worry about ESC. I am sure that EBU will invite you if Armenia is considered as a European country instead of a corrupted Caucasus dictatorship state.

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