What European unity really means to most people.
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A song contestMarch 4th, 2006 |
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Only goes to show how sad and talentless the BBC is if the tenth-rate efforts of a reformed car thief and his Strathclyde police constable partner sum up the BBC’s attempt to find Britain’s Eurovision contestant. As for European unity the Eurovision contest represents the one time of the year that every European country can publicly state its deep loathing for its neighbours – you just have to listen to the way each country’s announcer draws out the ‘France, null point’.
Wont be watching it again this year.
Rather fond of music you see.
Wont be watching it again this year.
Rather fond of music you see. – yes