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American Idol Season 8
tory:
nice house i mean mansion.. to bad simon isn't making a reality show out of it all so that would be fun ai meets bb..i wonder how many ppl would vote some one of because they were not nice to live with??
marigold:
--- Quote from: tory on March 24, 2009, 07:42:49 PM ---nice house i mean mansion.. to bad simon isn't making a reality show out of it all so that would be fun ai meets bb..i wonder how many ppl would vote some one of because they were not nice to live with??
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:lol: lol the BB houseguests would love being there idk it might be easier to avoid them in a house that big and the size of the yard and the etc......
tory:
yea nto enough DRAMA :funny: :funny:
TexasLady:
Hee.. wonder what the judges really mean when they give their critiques? (I bet we can come up with more of our own as well.) :lol:
Snippet:
‘Idol’ translator: ‘Likability’ means ‘big teeth’
Judges have their own secret code, and you don't want to be ‘pitchy’
COMMENTARY
By Linda Holmes
msnbc.com contributor
updated 3:20 p.m. CT, Tues., March. 24, 2009
You know what the judges say every week on “American Idol,” but do you know what their critiques really mean? “Idol” has developed its own lexicon, where up can be down, bad can be good, and Paula Abdul can be considered coherent. Here, we present a guide to some of the expressions you’ll hear most often, and what they really mean.
Pitchy: Probably the most famous word in the “Idol” lexicon, it theoretically relates to whether notes are sharp or flat, and it is sometimes used that way. In most cases, however, it actually means something like, “That will make people’s dogs crawl under the table.”
Making it your own: Often used for performances that require a particularly large number of notes to render a particularly simple melody. Roughly translated: “I’m sure John Lennon would appreciate your help improving ‘Imagine.’”
Cruise ship/theme park/wedding: According to Simon Cowell lore, the worst music in the world is performed at weddings, the second-worst at theme parks, and the third-worst on cruise ships. Generally, “wedding” means you were overly earnest, “theme park” means you were overly happy, and “cruise ship” means he can’t put his finger on it, but he sees you wearing sparkles.
Karaoke: Usually, this means you were stuck with a terrible arrangement, although it can also mean you look like you’re covering the song on an episode of “The Brady Bunch.”
You look beautiful tonight: This is a Paula Abdul expression meaning “You can’t sing.” It is slightly different from “You’re a beautiful girl,” which means “You can’t sing, and you’re probably going to be eliminated this week.”
Read the rest here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29781589/
tory:
my dvr cut offf the end again simond said michael and it was cut off. so did they save him?? :duno: :duno:
if they did i think it would b a wast of a save jmo??someonewho saw it let me no plllleeesee,,
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