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Stargazer

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Well what are they gonna do if it happens on TV? Ask for a Spain 2010? Cause then people will think it's ridiculous and be put off :?
Yeah or a Spain 1990. :lol:

I can see why they are making a complaint and I am sure most other delegations would as well, but I also think it's a bit silly to do so since the issue is quite a minor one in my opinion. Spain 2010 actually had a legitimate reason to want to start over. Like you said, it could put people off if it's turned into this huge drama and that's the last thing I want.
 

RainyWoods

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The lighting error was really hilarious especially when the lights started moving and the malfunctioning one went in the opposite directionxrofl

They were damn right to complain about it though. As PashonFrut said, you don't work months to have something spoilt.
 

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she's Illuminatti or something like that....I don't like their symbols

Sweden is protestantic christian and thus doesn't have any religious orders. :lol: We doesn't care of the Jesuit order or the Pope and Swedes are in general very sceptical to religion. If anything there are much more powerful and attractive features in our ancient traditions:
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Sweden is protestantic christian and thus doesn't have any religious orders. :lol: We doesn't care of the Jesuit order or the Pope and Swedes are in general very sceptical to religion. If anything there are much more powerful and attractive features in our ancient traditions:
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There are plenty of orders in Sweden, both religious and non-religious. And Illuminati is probably the opposite of an religious order. A quick fact check would have prevented you from looking rather silly. ;)

But this topic is probably the furthest thing away from what should be discussed in this thread. :lol:
 

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There are plenty of orders in Sweden, both religious and non-religious. And Illuminati is probably the opposite of an religious order. A quick fact check would have prevented you from looking rather silly. ;)

But this topic is probably the furthest thing away from what should be discussed in this thread. :lol:

Well, I did check and if you think I look silly - fine with me. ;) But I can honestly say I never understood the fascination of illuminati (which as I understand it historically has everything to do with the Catholic church). I'm aware there are all types of societies which have an order-like structure in Sweden (e.g. Svenska Frimurare Orden and Godtemplarorden-IOGT), but they are (almost) all from late 1800s and 1900s AND none of them have or ever had any official status or even the slightest power or influence. They are all private amateur societies and have been on decline for a long time. The idea of a secret society of powerful individuals in Sweden such as a Swedish Illuminati is ridiculous. Where is the attraction for a modern Swede? Anyone would be a laughing-stock even just talking about it. However (and this was my not very serious point) there are plenty of societies trying to revive ancient traditions including midvinterblot. That's why I included the amazing national romantic picture by Carl Larsson.

Would I jump at an invitation to Swedish Illuminati? -No.
Would I like to participate in a midvinterblot? -Hell yes!
 

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Yeah or a Spain 1990. :lol:

I can see why they are making a complaint and I am sure most other delegations would as well, but I also think it's a bit silly to do so since the issue is quite a minor one in my opinion. Spain 2010 actually had a legitimate reason to want to start over. Like you said, it could put people off if it's turned into this huge drama and that's the last thing I want.

The visual failure can make impact on how the juries think of her performance. Nowadays, everything that occur during a ESC gets massive headlines.
 

chokladplopp

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Oj. Well, I can see why they made a complaint. It's actually hilarious to watch and puts much focus off of her performance :lol:
Oh you stupid Danes IOTAP
 

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undo the light! :D
I can see why they complain but it was still flawless ... let's see what happens tonight!
 

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I think Christer Björkman is doing the right thing by reacting. The team have put down weeks of preparations for an act that would fit the song. To see it ruined by some technical fault in the last minute must be immensely annoying. Sanna says she didn't notice anything during the performance and thank god for that. Considering the lights is the only stage component in the act and the act is built on them, the fault is indeed devastating. I can imagine the fuzz if the same would have happened to Loreen's dance in Baku (well, she did cough during jury rehearsal due to a "snow" flake though).
 

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I think it was right for Sweden to complain, but also right for DR to reject it (the juries should have simply been informed). The glitch was minor but it shouldn't be happening. The entry is strong enough that it will sail through tonight, so it shouldn't matter too much.
 
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