My plan is generally to get drunk whilst being transfixed by 4 and a half hours of super camp music trash broken only by the melancholy bitching of a very bitter and twisted Terry Wogan.

It's an annual thing.

My feelings exactly

drinkin games...

I love watching the Eurovision... its hilarious! Unfortunately nobody else I live with seems to share my enthusiasm so I might have to give it a miss. Be a bit tragic laughing along to it on my own...

the last eurovision i watched was in 2001......

it seems my chris wants to have a eurovision pary, but i'm thinking the FHoD is more suitable cos it's bigger than his flat x

my god, you sound desperate. no-one begs to come the FHoD. but yes, that will probably happen x

By "my Chris", he meant his boyfirend, also called Chris

I was confused at first too though!

try having Sasha as a name....it stops being helpful being reminded of not being a girl after the first time.

me
xxx

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Originally posted by: ChrisH
"I blame my mum for damning me forever with this common name"

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At least you weren't bestowed with a hideous double barelled first name like mine.

Or, I suppose, called something like Tsipora, Rupert, Headley or Martha which unfortunate young members of my family have been named.

my mate got a eurovision pack this year from 'guide dogs for the blind'

I have a free cd, posters, invertations, a quiz, drinking games, food recipes and much more

Can't wait for it!!

I love terry W

Go Javine (but she'll never be as good as Gina G!)

Really. It's a Jewish name and means something like 'a female bird' in Hebrew, I think.

Back on topic: what are your Eurovision drinking games, saxyboy? The best one we came up with last year was to buy a bunch of spirits and mixers, and make a cocktail for each country. There's also the one where each person is assigned a country and takes a certain drink for the numbers of points they get, e.g. 3 points a swig of lager, 6 points a shot of something, 12 points down a can, etc.

To avoid drunkenness, choose the UK.

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Originally posted by: AliceH
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At least you weren't bestowed with a hideous double barelled first name like mine.

Or, I suppose, called something like Tsipora, Rupert, Headley or Martha which unfortunate young members of my family have been named."

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what's your double barrelled first name?

i have a friend from home called rupert, who has brothers and sisters called albertina, harriet, theodore and augustin.

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Originally posted by: shymike
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what's your double barrelled first name?
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Alice-Grace. And yes, my parents prefered to address me as Grace.

Albertina's a great name. Another example of 'I wanted to a son but got a daughter so I'll slap an 'a' on the end'.

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party ici!

Katrina n the Waves, walkin on sunshine were a good un & we won wi it dint we?

The lad n lass last year wer cack. Don't think Jordan wud b a good choice 2 represent us tho, shes a scary minger.

I'm going to Claire's bday party, so no Eurovision for me!

I only have two things to say...

Have fun

and

I'm not cleaning the mess.

:oP

Excuse me, Master the Webmaster! In this living room my only mess are two empty packets of cigarettes, an empty bottle of water, an empty box of chocolates and a mug. Search through the place and check how much *you* contributed. I can see lots of bottles of cheap perry all around, and I didn't buy any of them!

And bring wine!

And don't mess up the house! Alberto and I spent three hours hoovering and cleaning and generally de-scruffifying it yesterday, and it put my back out so much I couldn't get up for an hour. So we will be very very sad if it's ruined.

dress as the country of your choice, people, and bring food from your country!

dave x

tlkin of common names, put laura and smith together..... wt u get, yes laura smith, common bt i like it :)

yum! :o)