… it’s 11:13pm, I rushed home from class to watch the results of the first semi-finals of the Eurovision Song Contest, and I’m happy to share that Israel qualified for the finals.
Also, there’s some update on the Duisburg case, but I won’t have the time to translate the letter I received today before the weekend. Suffice it to say, it still leaves a lot of questions to be asked and you can be sure as gehenna I will ask them.
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Tom Morrissey
5/12/2009
Who else got in?
Jack
5/13/2009
I don’t know what it is, but that contest just makes me laugh. It is begging for parody.
froylein
5/13/2009
Jack, I’m not quite sure if we’re getting to watch the original contest or a parody of it. Tough to tell.
Tom, the first semi-finalists that made it into the finals are: Turkey, Sweden, Israel, Portugal, Malta, Finland, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Romania, Armenia, and Iceland.