Soomtayme the USA is not nayce!
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British "pop star" Cheryl Cole has been dropped from the judging panel of the US version of The X Factor, according to a US report.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-13558...
Thank phuck for that I'd say!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-13558...
Thank phuck for that I'd say!
iphonedyou said:
No, I'd imagine if that was to be a problem they wouldn't have hired her for the gig in the first place.
And I'd imagine that there's a difference between sorting it with US Immigration and the PR sorts putting two and two together. I suppose it could simply be that they forgot to do any audience tests on her before signing the contract.randlemarcus said:
And I'd imagine that there's a difference between sorting it with US Immigration and the PR sorts putting two and two together. I suppose it could simply be that they forgot to do any audience tests on her before signing the contract.
I really think US immigration would have become a problem prior to this stage. I've never known them to be lackadaisical in their approach to even minor transgressions, in my time dealing with them (not as a crim, by the way!)Disregarding US immigration for a moment, I can only imagine the due diligence required on contracts when commanding the sort of fee she does. I'd be very surprised if any of this comes down to her conviction, but if it does, I'll no doubt find out soon enough.
Edited by iphonedyou on Thursday 26th May 21:45
iphonedyou said:
I really think US immigration would have become a problem prior to this stage. I've never known them to be lackadaisical in their approach to even minor transgressions, in my time dealing with them (not as a crim, by the way!)
Disregarding US immigration for a moment, I can only imagine the due diligence required on contracts when commanding the sort of fee she does. I'd be very surprised if any of this comes down to her conviction, but if it does, I'll no doubt find out soon enough.
Disregarding US immigration for a moment, I can only imagine the due diligence required on contracts when commanding the sort of fee she does. I'd be very surprised if any of this comes down to her conviction, but if it does, I'll no doubt find out soon enough.
Edited by iphonedyou on Thursday 26th May 21:45
Much as I believe in the rehabilitation of offenders and all that, it always left a nasty taste that someone could be raised up as an icon and example with this in her past.V88Dicky said:
She might not be a very good singer, she might be as thick as a whale omelete, but I think I speak for most red-blooded blokes when I say;
I'd crawl a thousand miles over broken glass just to w
k on her shadow!

No, I like to rod a good trollop if the oportunity arises but I think a nice cup of tea and an early night would be better than hiding the sausage with this creature. She might speak during the act and that is not a risk I am prepared to take.I'd crawl a thousand miles over broken glass just to w
k on her shadow! 
Getragdogleg said:
No, I like to rod a good trollop if the oportunity arises but I think a nice cup of tea and an early night would be better than hiding the sausage with this creature. She might speak during the act and that is not a risk I am prepared to take.
You could always borrow CW7's ball gagV88Dicky said:
She might not be a very good singer, she might be as thick as a whale omelete, but I think I speak for most red-blooded blokes when I say;
I'd crawl a thousand miles over broken glass just to w
k on her shadow!

"Most"? Then I'm glad to be in the minority. I wouldn't touch the vacuous bint if you paid me.I'd crawl a thousand miles over broken glass just to w
k on her shadow! 
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