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#46 Post by BlueSwan »

The danish songs almost always get high marks from: Iceland, Norway and Sweden. The UK are also pretty generous towards us.
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#47 Post by bigboy »

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#48 Post by GalataPSB »

BlueSwan wrote:The danish songs almost always get high marks from: Iceland, Norway and Sweden. The UK are also pretty generous towards us.
The Turkish songs almost always get high marks from :Germany,Austria,Holland, Belgium...

This year we are waiting high marks from :Greece,Cyprus,sweden :lol: :lol:
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#49 Post by bigboy »

BlueSwan wrote:The UK are also pretty generous towards us.
Pity you didn't give us some marks last year then :roll:
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#50 Post by MissTrickyDisco »

BlueSwan wrote:The danish songs almost always get high marks from: Iceland, Norway and Sweden. The UK are also pretty generous towards us.
And Iceland always gets high marks from Denmark...;)

I'm pretty sure Denmark will get 12 points from Iceland this year: The guy singing the Danish entry is Icelandic :roll:

I have absolutely no idea what the Icelandic song is like, I don't think it's out yet...
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#51 Post by PigletWildebeest »

bigboy wrote:
BlueSwan wrote:The UK are also pretty generous towards us.
Pity you didn't give us some marks last year then :roll:
tsk... wonder why that was eh :wink:

Nah, I must say I liked the song when I heard it before the ESC (I'm one of those obsessives who looks for all the songs beforehand on the net) and I thought the studio version was really nice. I think it was in my top 5.
But then she started "singing" live and looking like a slut.
So... no points from me anymore.
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#52 Post by GalataPSB »

Your songs can be Great/ super/ Perfect..But you have no chance...

Eurovision = Politic + economic strategy of countries..

And we have good economic relationship with all countries...Even Greece and cyprus...Mmmmmm ..Our song is crap and interesting..But we will win!!!
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#53 Post by PigletWildebeest »

Galata_Turco wrote:Your songs can be Great/ super/ Perfect..But you have no chance...

Eurovision = Politic + economic strategy of countries..

And we have good economic relationship with all countries...Even Greece and cyprus...Mmmmmm ..Our song is crap and interesting..But we will win!!!
ok, so you're saying basically that I personally will send a text message, not for the song that I like best, but for the song of the country with the best economic ties to mine?
As if I even know what that is!
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#54 Post by Luna Noctis »

Oh , talking about Turkey winning again ...

Have it ever , in the history of Eurovision , happened that a country have won 2 times in a row ? And is it legal ?
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#55 Post by Lethe »

Luna Noctis wrote:Oh , talking about Turkey winning again ...

Have it ever , in the history of Eurovision , happened that a country have won 2 times in a row ? And is it legal ?
Ireland won it three years in a row in the 1990s.

And it is legal :lol: though I think George 'W' Bush is attempting to outlaw it as ''obscene" and "contravening the boundaries of Cowboy taste."
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#56 Post by Luna Noctis »

LOL ... you're right !

http://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/steel ... nners.html

Take a look at the winners at '56-'62 :twisted: Looks like a funny decoration :wink:

And there are a few countries which wom twice in a row as well :)
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#57 Post by GalataPSB »

To Turkiye
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Germany =12 points
Holland =12 points
Belgium =10-12 points
France = 6-8 points

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#58 Post by PigletWildebeest »

Luna Noctis wrote:Oh , talking about Turkey winning again ...

Have it ever , in the history of Eurovision , happened that a country have won 2 times in a row ? And is it legal ?
oh Turkey's not gonna win with that song ;)
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#59 Post by bigboy »

Lethe wrote:
Luna Noctis wrote:Oh , talking about Turkey winning again ...

Have it ever , in the history of Eurovision , happened that a country have won 2 times in a row ? And is it legal ?
Ireland won it three years in a row in the 1990s.

And it is legal :lol: though I think George 'W' Bush is attempting to outlaw it as ''obscene" and "contravening the boundaries of Cowboy taste."
At the expense of our lovely Sonia too! :cry:
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