valkyr-:

“You think it’s funny, don’t you. ‘Oh, the former kingdom, oh, the forgotten one, oh, look, Germany’s bigger than him now, isn’t that cute?’
“You think I’m weaker now, because I’m all pale and can’t take direct sunlight, because I’m skinnier than mein Bruder, because you don’t even know what to call me anymore.
“You think I’m worthless because I’ve found a sense of humour instead of brooding all the time like that damned Braginsky or those insufferable Nordics. You think I’m all jokes and inflated ego, all bluster with no substance.
“Oh, how easily they forget.
“Come. C’mere. Come at me.Let me remind you…”
rolacolacubes:

oh-mrs-o:

fuqdapoleez:

cruzrobin:

My thoughts about the ESC 2012
My second heroine of the night besides Loreen.
Lots of the watchers probably aren’t aware of the current situation in Azerbaijan. The moderators couln’t help it but smile away the statement of our comedienne, Anke Engelke. She made a clear yet friendly statement during the voting towards the totalitarian regime of Azerbaijan, being the only person at the show giving the opposition of the country a voice.

»Tonight, nobody could vote for their own country, but it is good to be able to vote and it is good to have a choice. Good luck on your journey Azerbaijan, Europe is watching you.«

Also see here
Danke, Anke!

Adding that Graham Norton directly called out the human rights situation towards the end of the show. And he was actually there.
:D Anke was a wonderful host and far more entertaining than ‘Smug Manchild Douche’ ‘Some Yoke who thinks she’s Penelope Cruz’ and a lawyer. HA, an Azeri lawyer? Justice in Azerbaijan? Please.

Ooh, I completely missed this when it happened. Very sharply worded indeed…

Yesand I wish the vote fixing issue with Ireland was sorted out too. 

mybelovedloki:

What if Loki appeared in the middle of the eurovision song contest in full costume and everybody thought he was a contestant and they where all like “are you going to sing or what?”

(Source: mor-iarty, via the-epic-llama)

Attention World, there has been a rule change.

catoniss:

From the treaty of the treason:

In penance for you giving us low points in eurovision, each country shall offer up male and female athletes the ages of 18 and 35 at a public ”Reaping.”

These athletes shall be delivered to the custody of London.

And then transferred to a public arena where they will Fight to the Death until a lone victor remains.

Henceforth and forevermore this pageant shall be known as The Olympics.

(via dry-moist-towelette)

chartini:

Yes you are, Sweden, yes you are.
You’ll also be sleeping outside.
There will be a war between the Nordic countries tonigh

ballpointpensandneedles:

zaboyuyumir:

puffdenlilledragen:

passiveinferno:

ballpointpensandneedles:

nice knowing you all.

no one is getting out alive

we’re waging war on Sweden at sunrise 

Jämtland and Härjedalen will be ours once more

Are you Vikings going to fight here again cos if so I’m just going to move away from the river

You can#t escape
We’ll carry our boats
or do what the Turks did

(via dry-moist-towelette)

Guys what if there was a FandomVision? The Fandoms battle it out to see who comes out on top, but instead of singing the Fandom does something exciting. Such as Sherlock would deduce things at a rapid pace, Supernatural would create salt sculptures, Harry Potter would solve chess and Doctor Who would go all Timey-Wimey. Although in the end nobody would win because the fans would be too busy drooling and making sailor hats so they could ship things.

(Source: ishipanythingthatbreathes, via the-epic-llama)

suomimpreg:

【注】パラレル

kiirkland:

PARTY IN SWEDEN’S PANTS AND EUROPE’S INVITED!

(via greekreverie)

regulusfuckingblack:

It’s like Europe mock us by speaking our language and fitting to our timezone and still giving us no points. 

(via the-epic-llama)

blainestorm:

Eurovision 2013 will be proudly presented by

(via super-vargas-bros)

"There’s Greece, clapping with relief."
— Graham Norton (via skarosoul)

(Source: hevding, via powertaste)

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hey-brendon:

there are bunch of european countries that take eurovision serious

and then there is Russia

(via kannmuri)

aeonia