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Have you heard Sweden @Rita ? I think it has a good chance with public and juries, but then it's Eurovision and the voting can be unpredictable.

Not yet. I have only heard the marvellous UK entry. I shall hear the rest tomorrow with a bucket of wine. Sounds better with my ear goggles on.
 
Sweden has gone a bit racist lately. That might not go down so well with the judges. After all, look what's happened to the UK...
 
We all know Rita will be drunkenly posting in the main Eurovision mega thread anyway. She's nothing if not a post whore at heart.
 
The only stuff of hers I was ever convinced by were the songs Scott Walker wrote for her. But then, Scott Walker could have written for Peter Andre and I'd have found a way to appreciate it.
:D

I'm going to dig those out now, it sounds like quite the combo.
 
OT: Is the new Lloyd’s advert with the black horses not the most beautiful advert EVER.:love:
 
I'm quite excited for Eurovision. I hope the LOONS are otherwise engaged and we can have a nice CHAT about what we think about the show. I don't know why you'd even bother watching if you'd already watched each of the entries 100 times and endlessly DISSECTED them but WHAT DO I KNOW

The proper loons are all there as either “journalists” or Kala, no?

The semi thread was a HOOT I thought and no real LOON-acy.
 
@Debbie Jellinsky if things don’t work out with your eye, you can always get one of Madame X’s eye patches

Swings and roundabouts
 
Hi Star :) I don't wear contacts. The optometrist told me not to be worried, I'm trying not to think about it too much...

Ah, microcysts are more commonly seen in contact lens wearers! Often things like that are really transient though, it may well be you go for your appointment and they see nothing at all.
 
OT: Is the new Lloyd’s advert with the black horses not the most beautiful advert EVER.:love:
It's cute, but I could stand it not being in every single advert break at the moment.
 
I can't remember the last time I watched an advert on TV.
 
Ah, microcysts are more commonly seen in contact lens wearers! Often things like that are really transient though, it may well be you go for your appointment and they see nothing at all.

He mentioned that, but he said I'd be better off having it looked at. I'd be waiting months with the public health service here in Ireland, so I have to go private. At least my health insurance will cover some of the consultant fee. Thanks for the reassurance :)
 

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