Nope!

I just read the link, it was funny. 


Still surprises me that Wanger is through.  Hopefully he will get his voted off tomorrow.

brilliant!  Thanks Rawky Roo - you've just given me a way to follow XFactor, without the trauma of actually having to watch it.

i like this quote best!!

But you know what? I want Storm Lee to survive for at least a few more weeks. It's not that I think he's a good singer, you understand; it's because it'll be much funnier to ditch him in towards the end of November, just when he's starting to believe that he's got a shot at actually winning X Factor. Ruining his dreams would be a right old wheeze.

As the newly-identified weaponised strain of Danyl Johnson, Katie Waissel needs to draw a line in the sand and quickly show that she's changed since we first met her. That's why she did so badly last week - because she performed a song from her first audition. That and because she's awful. But anyway, this week Katie has decided to sing a song by Etta James who, oh, Katie also covered in her first audition. Honestly, what a catastrophic numpty.

But, brace yourselves, this performance isn't bad. She's actually singing it rather well. And she's wearing beads around her neck, instead of in her hair or on her wrists, for the first time since we met her. This is a big improvement.

Still don't like her though. Duh.

 

 

 

Class

Freudian typo?  He does seem to be a real Wanger

Paije turned up wearing the entire 1980's last week....only 1987 this week! What a disappointment!

Now it's time for Diana Vickers, who you may remember as the Amy Winehouse wannabe who had a brief romantic liason with the X Factor contestant from two years ago who looked like a crying potato.

LMAO

As much as i hate XFactor- this type of show incorporated into a BB type of enviroment- where the HMs had actually to be good at something and perform it,could be the way forward for future BBs. Live coverage of the before/aftershow stuff-- could be interesting.

Storm looks furious. "You haven't seen the best of me" he tells the world, and the world reacts by looking unsure about whether or not that was a threat.