Strictly Come Dancing - The Real Stuff!

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VideostarMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Strictly and their AMERICAN military tribute there...seeing as it's BRITISH service men and women that's meant to be remembered today I found that dance theme rather strange...oh well.

We owe the yanks a lot. Ever heard of D Day ?

But it's our day to remember our fallen, not America's

Yeah, they entered the war 3 years late and they dropped the A-bomb that killed innocent men women and children...yep, we owe them everything.

The music was enjoyed by both the Brits and the Yanks. Do we really need to be nit picking our allies?

Now, if they'd played some German Oom-pah band I'd have a problem.

And the dancers were dressed in American military uniforms.

11/8/1511:37 AM

Madame ArcatiMember

Some of the professional male dancers remind me of Thunderbird puppets. I like Pasha, though

11/8/1511:38 AM

KayteeMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Not a patch on this mate.

That's the Seal I liked

11/8/1511:38 AM

KaffsMember 10 years

Not surprised he had to pick her up after all that spinning - that was amazing

11/8/1511:38 AM

VideostarMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Strictly and their AMERICAN military tribute there...seeing as it's BRITISH service men and women that's meant to be remembered today I found that dance theme rather strange...oh well.

We owe the yanks a lot. Ever heard of D Day ?

But it's our day to remember our fallen, not America's

Yeah, they entered the war 3 years late and they dropped the A-bomb that killed innocent men women and children...yep, we owe them everything.

Their arms and money financed us for the three years they missed in WW2

And we paid them back...with interest, that took us half a century to repay them.

11/8/1511:38 AM

liverbirdMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Kaffs:

Oh there's a surprise. Guess it's not just Jamelia that the public don't like. I still say costume has something to do with it - and hers is awful

Evening! I've just said on FB that it was because of her awful dress!

11/8/1511:39 AM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Strictly and their AMERICAN military tribute there...seeing as it's BRITISH service men and women that's meant to be remembered today I found that dance theme rather strange...oh well.

We owe the yanks a lot. Ever heard of D Day ?

But it's our day to remember our fallen, not America's

Yeah, they entered the war 3 years late and they dropped the A-bomb that killed innocent men women and children...yep, we owe them everything.

The music was enjoyed by both the Brits and the Yanks. Do we really need to be nit picking our allies?

Now, if they'd played some German Oom-pah band I'd have a problem.

And the dancers were dressed in American military uniforms.

Because it was an American tune. I don't see the problem tbh.

Music and dancing played a big morale factor in the war in this country and you bloody well know it.

11/8/1511:40 AM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Strictly and their AMERICAN military tribute there...seeing as it's BRITISH service men and women that's meant to be remembered today I found that dance theme rather strange...oh well.

We owe the yanks a lot. Ever heard of D Day ?

But it's our day to remember our fallen, not America's

Yeah, they entered the war 3 years late and they dropped the A-bomb that killed innocent men women and children...yep, we owe them everything.

Ignorant. Go away

Well no, it's true...no need to be rude.

Not being rude Vids - there's a lot more to America's contribution to WW2 than that. It was the allied war effort that won the war, not Britain alone. Just shush up now, before I pin this poppy on you - somewhere sore!!!

11/8/1511:40 AM

KayteeMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Strictly and their AMERICAN military tribute there...seeing as it's BRITISH service men and women that's meant to be remembered today I found that dance theme rather strange...oh well.

We owe the yanks a lot. Ever heard of D Day ?

But it's our day to remember our fallen, not America's

Yeah, they entered the war 3 years late and they dropped the A-bomb that killed innocent men women and children...yep, we owe them everything.

Their arms and money financed us for the three years they missed in WW2

And we paid them back...with interest, that took us half a century to repay them.

I agree with the fact that The Marshall Plan did us few favours

11/8/1511:40 AM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

I've suddenly found my Giovanni appreciation this week.

11/8/1511:41 AM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

I saw some pictures of Darcy in leather doing car adverts!

11/8/1511:41 AM

KaffsMember 10 years

Originally Posted by liverbird:

Originally Posted by Kaffs:

Oh there's a surprise. Guess it's not just Jamelia that the public don't like. I still say costume has something to do with it - and hers is awful

Evening! I've just said on FB that it was because of her awful dress!

yay! someone who agrees - I can't remember who it was a few years back - think it was Ola and her partner, did a fabulous dance in a horrible outfit and went out. It's not nice to watch if the costume isn't attractive imo.

11/8/1511:41 AM

KaffsMember 10 years

Yes, Craig - I agree!

11/8/1511:41 AM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Strictly and their AMERICAN military tribute there...seeing as it's BRITISH service men and women that's meant to be remembered today I found that dance theme rather strange...oh well.

We owe the yanks a lot. Ever heard of D Day ?

But it's our day to remember our fallen, not America's

Yeah, they entered the war 3 years late and they dropped the A-bomb that killed innocent men women and children...yep, we owe them everything.

The music was enjoyed by both the Brits and the Yanks. Do we really need to be nit picking our allies?

Now, if they'd played some German Oom-pah band I'd have a problem.

And the dancers were dressed in American military uniforms.

Probably an homage to the Big Band sound of WW2 - Glen Miller?

11/8/1511:42 AM

KayteeMember 10 years

Can we draw a line under arguing about WW2 and the Yanks' part in it?

11/8/1511:43 AM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

I've suddenly found my Giovanni appreciation this week.

Knew it

11/8/1511:43 AM

Cold SweatMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Not a patch on this mate.

That's the Seal I liked

Killer was my favourite i recall.

11/8/1511:43 AM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

Thank bog she's not in the DO

11/8/1511:43 AM

KayteeMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

I've suddenly found my Giovanni appreciation this week.

Hands off!

11/8/1511:43 AM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Can we draw a line under arguing about WW2 and the Yanks' part in it?

Ok Kaytee

11/8/1511:44 AM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Carol is going home

11/8/1511:44 AM

KaffsMember 10 years

Phew. It's time Carole, but I think she knows it anyway.

11/8/1511:44 AM

Madame ArcatiMember

Bye, bye lovely Pash

11/8/1511:44 AM

liverbirdMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

I've suddenly found my Giovanni appreciation this week.

He is SO bendy!!

11/8/1511:44 AM

VideostarMember 10 years

Goodbye Carol...several weeks too late but better late than never.

11/8/1511:44 AM

KayteeMember 10 years

Now if Jamelia had been in the DO we would have got rid of her

11/8/1511:44 AM

Cold SweatMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

I saw some pictures of Darcy in leather doing car adverts!

Share?

11/8/1511:44 AM

Madame ArcatiMember

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Can we draw a line under arguing about WW2 and the Yanks' part in it?

Ok Kaytee

Don't mention the war

11/8/1511:45 AM

KaffsMember 10 years

bit of a waste of time doing the dance again really, isn't it?

11/8/1511:45 AM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

I'm only appreciating Gio's dancing! Nothing else!

11/8/1511:45 AM

VideostarMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Videostar:

Strictly and their AMERICAN military tribute there...seeing as it's BRITISH service men and women that's meant to be remembered today I found that dance theme rather strange...oh well.

We owe the yanks a lot. Ever heard of D Day ?

But it's our day to remember our fallen, not America's

Yeah, they entered the war 3 years late and they dropped the A-bomb that killed innocent men women and children...yep, we owe them everything.

The music was enjoyed by both the Brits and the Yanks. Do we really need to be nit picking our allies?

Now, if they'd played some German Oom-pah band I'd have a problem.

And the dancers were dressed in American military uniforms.

Probably an homage to the Big Band sound of WW2 - Glen Miller?

That's fair enough, but I just found it a little off that our part in the war was ignored by the dancers and that theme.

11/8/1511:45 AM

Former Member

Originally Posted by liverbird:

Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

I've suddenly found my Giovanni appreciation this week.

He is SO bendy!!

11/8/1511:45 AM

KayteeMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Can we draw a line under arguing about WW2 and the Yanks' part in it?

Ok Kaytee

....I meant all of us, not one person

11/8/1511:45 AM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Jamelia out next week.

11/8/1511:45 AM

VideostarMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Can we draw a line under arguing about WW2 and the Yanks' part in it?

Yes, sorry Kaytee.

11/8/1511:46 AM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Kaffs:

bit of a waste of time doing the dance again really, isn't it?

Not when you're feeble, hopeless and incorporating fluffy kittens into your vote for me VT

11/8/1511:46 AM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Madame Arcati:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Can we draw a line under arguing about WW2 and the Yanks' part in it?

Ok Kaytee

Don't mention the war

Love it!!

11/8/1511:46 AM

liverbirdMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Madame Arcati:

Bye, bye lovely Pash

Yes that's the only downside!

Oh GG's charlston should be good next week!

11/8/1511:46 AM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Helen is a lovely looking woman, but her hair and makeup just don't suit her.

11/8/1511:47 AM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Can we draw a line under arguing about WW2 and the Yanks' part in it?

Ok Kaytee

....I meant all of us, not one person

I hear ya

11/8/1511:47 AM

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