EPTOn April 14 2009 00:25 Shivaz wrote:
I don't say this often, but 1:24 typical stuck up snobs...
I don't say this often, but 1:24 typical stuck up snobs...
They need a good beating imo
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McCrank
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Osmoses
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niteReloaded
Croatia5281 Posts
Trust me when I say, you wont recognize her in the next show if they dress her up and do something with the hair. | ||
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Xusneb
Canada612 Posts
These ppl are not snobs - they're just ... people behaving like any person living in our society, using looks and mannerisms to form a stereotype on other kinds of behaviours. "She looks somewhat eccentric, and old!, so she probably can't sing either!" For instance, right now I'm forming some mental image of angry computer nerds berating the behaviour of other ppl judging Susan Boyle  I'm pretty sure almost everyone does this to some extent (unless you're some sort of saint) so don't go calling the kettle black. | ||
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banana
Netherlands1189 Posts
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niteReloaded
Croatia5281 Posts
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Shivaz
Canada1783 Posts
On April 14 2009 01:14 Xusneb wrote: For everyone judging those reactions at 1:24, ask yourself if you wouldn't behave slightly similar in the same situation? We've seen enough bad eccentric singers on these kinds of shows to expect the worst. These ppl are not snobs - they're just ... people behaving like any person living in our society, using looks and mannerisms to form a stereotype on other kinds of behaviours. "She looks somewhat eccentric, and old!, so she probably can't sing either!" For instance, right now I'm forming some mental image of angry computer nerds berating the behaviour of other ppl judging Susan Boyle I'm pretty sure almost everyone does this to some extent (unless you're some sort of saint) so don't go calling the kettle black.I agree with this somewhat in examples such judging a person does not dress well so he might be poor or just does not care. However I didn't like 1:24 particularly due to it being a direct reaction to Susan saying she wants to be a professional singer. Their mindset here is basicly saying "oh she does not have great looks she wants to be a professional singer? LOL?" Which does not relate what so ever. Also the woman is 47, she is not even close to ugly give her a break. | ||
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Ozarugold
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Wow... Wow... | ||
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chobopeon
United States7342 Posts
On April 14 2009 01:35 niteReloaded wrote: I liked this one too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1Q9Ckra6vY dang. this show is awesome. | ||
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Xusneb
Canada612 Posts
On April 14 2009 01:39 Shivaz wrote: I agree with this somewhat in examples such judging a person does not dress well so he might be poor or just does not care. However I didn't like 1:24 particularly due to it being a direct reaction to Susan saying she wants to be a professional singer. Their mindset here is basicly saying "oh she does not have great looks she wants to be a professional singer? LOL?" Which does not relate what so ever. Also the woman is 47, she is not even close to ugly give her a break. It's a part of human nature to form stereotypes. It's an evolutionary mechanism - when we were in caves and had actual predators, it was good to make a quick decision ("ok, that's a lion, I'm gonna get eaten if i dont run!"). Even if you don't buy this, I'm sure we've all seen, and may even have been part of, real life examples of this behaviour. Also, there's been studies showing how everyone favours good-looking individuals - we just naturally assume these pretty people are better at any task over an average-looking person. Anyways, before I go off on a complete rant, I'm not condoning their behaviour. It's bad because we're civilized now, we don't live in caves, and we shouldn't judge others based on their looks. However, it's hardwired into our brains and by judging the judgers (oi, what a mess) we're basically behaving the same way as them. | ||
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fbs
United Kingdom2476 Posts
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Piste
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On April 14 2009 01:39 Shivaz wrote: I agree with this somewhat in examples such judging a person does not dress well so he might be poor or just does not care. However I didn't like 1:24 particularly due to it being a direct reaction to Susan saying she wants to be a professional singer. Their mindset here is basicly saying "oh she does not have great looks she wants to be a professional singer? LOL?" Which does not relate what so ever. Also the woman is 47, she is not even close to ugly give her a break. I think she's pretty ugly, and you don't know that it was a direct reaction to what she said. It's TV. | ||
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o3.power91
Bahrain5288 Posts
Cheers and best of luck to the singer!! | ||
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
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Unforgiven_ve
Venezuela1232 Posts
On April 14 2009 06:42 Piste wrote: Susan Boyle, she's ok, but not worth of any kind of hype imho :/ lol? are u serious?! at least you watched the video and listened her voice right? imagine what she can do whit a little guidement and professional help/training | ||
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MuShu
United States3223 Posts
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JIJIyO
Canada1957 Posts
The people there are really talented. Susan has such a nice voice, and Flawless is pretty good as well. The two fat Greek people were sort of entertaining to me, nothing more. | ||
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Vharox
United States1037 Posts
On April 14 2009 06:42 Piste wrote: Susan Boyle, she's ok, but not worth of any kind of hype imho :/ yeeaahhh slightly overhyped =\ | ||
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Wasabi
United States3085 Posts
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