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Fons wrote:now it's only 1 ä .....
Who changed the spelling? :)
Nobody, cause that's are just stupid cases...Partitive, nominative. accusative and blablabla, and that's not even all cause there is the adverb or adjective question too :roll: I always get stucked in that too :P :roll:

But anyways

LORDI DID IT! 8O :D

I didn't vote for nothing 8)
I already thought they would make it in the top5..but number1 no..It really surprised me that Greece gave them 12 points..I thought such a country may find them satanistic or something like that..
But anyways it's just great!
Lordi on paras indeed! 8)
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Hugo & Any wrote:LORDI RULES :twisted:
Yes!! :D

I hope Lordi will have a victory party in Rovaniemi too as this is the old home town of Mr Lordi.
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Fons wrote:now it's only 1 ä .....
Who changed the spelling? :)
Yep, in this case it's "Hyvä Suomi!"
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GRRRRRRRRRREAT LORDI
¡Participa! Speel mee! Participez! Take part in! Spiel mit!
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pooca wrote:
Fons wrote:now it's only 1 ä .....
Who changed the spelling? :)
Yep, in this case it's "Hyvä Suomi!"
"Hyvää suomea!" would mean "Njum! This Finland tastes good!"

(or: "(he speaks) good Finnish")
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What do you thing why Belgium, the Netherlands and France all gave 12 or 10 points to Armenia 8O And the two that gave 10 points only gave 10 because they gave 12 to Turkey :lol:
Are there so many Armenians in these countries?
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androl wrote:Are there so many Armenians in these countries?
Are there so many Finns in all Europian countries -> 4-12 points!!!! 8O

In Monaco we have only Formula 1 drivers Mika Häkkinen & Keke Rosberg & Mika Salo -> 0 points :D

And the other two...
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Can't wait for the Eurovision Song Contest in Hell-sinki in 2007. :twisted:
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CSI wrote:
androl wrote:Are there so many Armenians in these countries?
Are there so many Finns in all Europian countries
Finnland got many points from everywhere, Armenia only from neighbouring countries and BE,NL,FR
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LT United was fun!
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All I can say is: AMAZING :!:
LORDI DIT IT :!:

Now it would be great that some other bands of this genre could particpate next year and then the eurovision would gain tle popularity that once had 8)
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Luigi_Delvecchio wrote: Now it would be great that some other bands of this genre could particpate next year and then the eurovision would gain tle popularity that once had 8)
How times change... LORDI and LT United in an Eurovision Contest :roll:
And in the Top5!
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Luigi_Delvecchio wrote:Now it would be great that some other bands of this genre could particpate next year and then the eurovision would gain tle popularity that once had 8)

Most countries should sing in their own language. Much more foreign people will like it!
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I tried to vote for LT United, because I admire a band that has the guts for song like that :D

BTW, all of the songs that participiated in ESC can be watched here: http://eurovision.tv/english/video_fram ... _video.htm
Unfortunately I was unable to make a link without the doubled country list, but maybe you can live with it :)
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And you can dowload both songs and videos here
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