This is enlightening, from a Britain's Got Talent imdb post by stuart-g 8 hours ago (Wed Apr 15 2009 08:18:54) Ignore this User : Report Abuse Reply I was in the audience at Susan's audition in Glasgow back in January and they edited out an awful lot of her audition. Firstly, Amanda burst out laughing when she said she was going to sing. The audience started booing and heckling her before she had even started singing. When she said she was going to sing Les Mis Simon told her to do a different song because he hated that specific song (although she didn't have another backing track). Amanda then mockingly told her to do some Britney Spears because it would suit the audience better. Amanda was laughing and mocking this poor women before she had even performed. When she started singing though, the whole place gave her an ovation instantly. She won the whole venue over. Amanda even mocked her slightly in her final comment. However, she was, once again, edited to make her look like the angelic person she isn't. I told people after that audition that she was going to win the show - I still think she is. 'Nuff Said

I went to the fourth page of these threads just to post this message today! I have really been down in the dumps since my kitty died early Monday morning. This lady lifts my spirits and gives me hope. I have watched it several times since you first posted this, cjd63. Thanks so much for posting this for us. I wish I could email that lady and thank her! Sue

Interesting. If dh and I showed up at a theater like that, I'm not sure we would sit down. I might, but my dh might be like the guy pulling the girl back.

A month before we got married, my fiancé rented an apartment in a house for us. He was very excited about the charm of our first home, could not wait to show me. He told me what street it was on - it was NOT Shades of Death Rd! - while we were driving to this fabulous place, and I told him about the house on that street my little brothers and I always considered haunted while we were growing up because of the weird twisted brick pillars and vines all around It, many chimneys and a cupola. Oh, the stories my brothers and I made up about that house! Of course that was the very house my fiancé had just rented. And of course, he was working goofy hours that included working from 7 pm until 4 am two nights a week at the time! My four brothers took turns sleeping over two at a time on the nights hubby worked the entire time we lived there, but that made the horror stories we told even worse because we kept trying to outdo ourselves while we were in the house. The house was a beautiful victorian with gorgeous wood, stained glass windows, a huge fireplace, etc. but that didn't matter. We loved scaring ourselves silly. We never actually saw a ghost, but we sure thought we did. And we told my husband and our parents we did, too. They didn't believe a word of it. I was 20 when I got married, my brothers were 19, 15, 11 and 10.