I wonder how a esc final in Armenia can be :thinking: :heehee:

It'd start at midnight Armenian time I believe, and finish at 3.00am Armenian time. :mellow:

I'm already trying to bully people into a week in Oslo next May ... no takers so far. SAD TIMES!

And I have no money... I doubt i will get some until the start because it's gonna be my pre-last year in the Uni, I need to study harder :(

 

Eurovision always starts at 11PM at ours so one hour doesn't make a huge difference :P

OH MY GOD Pavel, move to Western Europe. Then you can watch TV shows at normal times. :lol:

Just imagine how people who live further watch it. :P Starts at 3am and finishes at 7am let alone starting at 6-7am and ending at 10-11am (I'd love the latter tbh) :lol:

Edited August 12, 200915 yr by BJBB Pavel

I'm already trying to bully people into a week in Oslo next May ... no takers so far. SAD TIMES!

 

I'll go with you :)

I'll go with you :)

I live to far away :drama: train tickets is SO expensive :drama: [sarcasem]

It's true for me, but I don't care :P

 

I read today on vg.no that this guy may enter Melodi Grand Prix Norway next year:

 

 

:wub: :kink:

You read VG? :o

 

and who is this guy? :P I hope Norway is having a sexy entry soon :o

Edited August 13, 200915 yr by Jerick

No, a link was on an 80s forum. Anyway he was an 80s disco star in Southern Europe...

OMG Дискотека 80х :heehee:

Oops wrong language.

 

I mean Disco of the 80s :(

To be fair you were right the first time :lol: Is he/it really popular in russia?

He who? :lol:

 

Some people orgasm over 80s disco music over here, can't get why :( I mean it is so... old :lol: Just move on for God's sake :heehee:

I love it 70s and 80s disco actually, but I like new stuff too of course :kink:

I like music :)

 

:P

You accent on modern songs anyway, so it's good because some people only listen to this old stuff tbh. I know it's the music of their adolescence and blah blah but everything moves on :magic:

 

That's why my country doesn't go forward that fast that every other one does, we are still stuck in communism :lol: :(

:lol:

 

Yeah, it's all very well being nostalgic for your childhood, if it was in a nice place where you were safe and happy, but it's different for countries like Russia and the rest of the USSR which were, from what I hear, a bit $h!t :heehee:

These days were far more safe tbh yeah, now you can go for a walking at 2pm and never come back :o