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Russy please order the following for kind of worse -

Full formed Take That

Katy Perry

One Direction

Three man limping Take That corpse

worst: fully formed take that

three men limping take that corpse (as least there's less of the c**ts on stage)

one direction

least worst: katy perry

I grew up with take that being the absolute worst of the worst. The fires of my hatred will never dim!

(although someone did mention bros the other week, and they run them close!)

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This to me sounds to me like Take That.

Why did I know all of these newspaper articles/ sun articles would lead to something...

If the headliners are take that, foo fighters and taylor swift I can imagine a lot of people being very surprised, and this board going into total meltdown.

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This to me sounds to me like Take That.

Why did I know all of these newspaper articles/ sun articles would lead to something...

If the headliners are take that, foo fighters and taylor swift I can imagine a lot of people being very surprised, and this board going into total meltdown.

it just can't / won't happen though. the organisers don't want death threats and to alienate their audience. one out of three is okay, but replacing the standard boys with guitars for two huge pop acts is a risk too far

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This to me sounds to me like Take That.

Why did I know all of these newspaper articles/ sun articles would lead to something...

If the headliners are take that, foo fighters and taylor swift I can imagine a lot of people being very surprised, and this board going into total meltdown.

I know you like to play your own game Matt42, but it's usually sensible to read what Neil has posted in the pages just prior to your posts.

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i didn't say you were wrong. :lol:

Who knows, you might be right. After all, someone with a very random guess is going to be right by chance.

Well I want to be wrong.. If that's a point, i'd much rather be wrong than right in this circumstance...

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