Subo Erupts

[Pubey]

I think she's probably what used to be termed "simple" in days gone by, she was quite happy living her life on her own with her cat, with what seem to be a nice bunch of people living locally that look out for her, and singing when she got the chance to. The fact this is not the first time she's entered a singing type competition on tv does beg the question, who has been advising her this was a good thing to do as this seems to go against the "having her best interests at heart" thing.

The best thing for her to do now as far as I see it would be to go back home and be with her friends for at least a month, and THEN see how things are. If America is still in love with her, then by all means, as long as she's got a decent support network with her, let her go and make some money. For now, I think the British public and the media need to leave her alone. I don't believe this monster was of her making at all, and fwiw I don't think she was anywhere near as good as either Paul Potts in series 1 or Faryl Smith in series 2, she's got a beautiful voice and natural talent, but it's not as exceptional.

that's the problem, in a months time she'll be forgotten about over there, and a distant memory for many here as well. Unfortunately for her I think she needs some time off, which will probably not see her achieve her dreams.

The tabloid and media hype was mental... it was only because she was 'different' and 'unusual', she was a pretty average singer.

 

[OldBlueLady]

Alternativly she could lock herself in her home for 18 months solid , read and reply to every post on this site just for the sake of it , amass 15,000 posts in that time and then bake some cakes and then bake some more cakes and then some even more cakes , and then nick a Aberdeen Flag to hang above her PC .:O

:p You forgot the stalking bit, couldn't do that if I was locked up now could I?

 

[Rayleigh Weir]

When I first saw the thread title I thought it was a news article about a volcano I'd never heard of erupting. Unfortunately, I then actually read the article, saw the pictures, and realised that Mount Subo suddenly took on a whole new meaning - that's when a little bit of sick went in my mouth...