X-Factor contestant

[justmeinoz]

I feel like asking , auto, manual or flappy paddle?  when I hear "->-bleeped-<- too", also transformer or transistor, from my time as a radio techo.

I missed the last show, how did he go?  I think they should just announce he has won it, and be done with it, he is that good.

Karen.

[Ribbons]

Is it wrong when I saw the title I thought of some sort of Fear Factor X-files combo?

He hasn't gotten nearly as much backlash as Chaz has gotten. I guess that's a good thing.. But I hate intolerant people. It seems lately there's been a lot of transphobia for some reason. Even my school peers are transphobic, but then again they're very intolerant.

...He sang okay. Good actually, though it's not my type of style.

[Wolf]

He was freaking awesome up there in all respects! He could have 100% just been stealth but I agree it was brave of him to just come out on stage, it's funny though I go through the exact kind of pause before I have to tell people the situation. It's like that moment where you have to force the words out of your mouth? His voice was excellent, something I'd actually enjoy as opposed to all the lame male singers in the UK one at least, and all the ladies sound the same here too. Never watched more than a couple episodes in a series- like I literally knew a girl in it (Stacey Solomon) but didn't know she was IN it until one of the last episodes. I can't even remember if she won or not xD

I'd follow this though, youtube it up I guess. WTG australia

[anibioman]

insensitive and intolerant people suck i think the word ->-bleeped-<- is offensive but i think trans guys or girls can call each other ->-bleeped-<-s. like a lot of other words. but i really liked his audition.

[Dante]

I'm a little hypocritical about the word ->-bleeped-<-. I don't think it's offensive if I say it about myself, or if another transgendered person says it. I'm borderline on friends using it (they don't mean it as an insult, but it can sometimes come across as ignorant), but when people I don't know/don't know well say it, I feel offended, because in most cases it's used as an insult (if the person doesn't mean to be insulting, they'd probably be using another word).