Haze wrote:I kinda liked Bulgaria though couldn't help but think how that guy looked part of a kpop band.

That was basically the first thing I said when he appears, hahaha.


@jacobgrey
I still... I still just mean to say that, Eurovision completely aside, the UK leaving the European Union doesn't mean leaving Europe in the same way that Norway isn't in the European Union but we still very much consider it a European country.
It's true about the voting though, sadly. My parents go mad if Belgium doesn't vote for us while they never even watch Eurovision, so if we suck she'd still get mad Belgium doesn't vote for us. XD And yeah, I always feel a bit awkward about non-European countries being in Eurovision, but hey... more music more fun?

Awww dang. I was fairly distracted during vote-counting, so I missed stuff like that.

I assume you mean most British people believe that it should be? xD Cause I've never heard anyone else say that so far.

Does remind me of this one province in our country, they feel like being a separate country (they have their own language too, not dialect, language). I couldn't care less, but for some reason when we mention that province there's always something coming up about them being 'foreigners' even though they practically aren't.

Wow, Mirika where are you from then?

Sorry, I must've misread when I replied then.

I'm from The Netherlands, and it concerns the province Leeuwarden. I must admit I have never known what caused the behaviour towards and from this province though, but from what I gather it's not toooo much of a big deal.

Just take into account that it's a lot more minor over here, probably, although I think that around voting times I saw one political party promoting actually becoming their own country... but I am not so sure. It's been over a year, I'm not going to remember politics of another province if I can hardly focus on country-related politics.

I have to admit I know nothing of the Basque region. Well, maybe that changes someday.