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Haha, well said :p

Quote from Pucu: “All chefs are fat.” That's a bit of a generalisation :p Someone I know's dad is a chef and he's not fat.

I know, if you're gunna buy something ugly make sure you don't part with too much money :p Hmm... what else?

I know it's crazy :p What's even more ridiculous is people buying real Uggs :p I started a list in the original post

Haha, I see Uggs everywhere! I think EVERY girl at my 6th form owns a pair and that would not be an over exaggeration either :p

Yeah I couldn't handle the stress of being a chef. I like to be able to cook in a relaxing situation and then be able to enjoy the food

HAHA yes, well considering a lot of people laugh at the whole emo/scene thing it'll definitely be something to be laughed at in 20 years time :p We should compile a list in the first post

I feel like the only one who doesn't like this show :p

I can't imagine hating cooking, I just find it so interesting and so fulfilling cooking a meal I would never want to be a chef though.

I agree, I feel sorry for him having his wife die but this isn't a sob story contest it's a singing contest and his talents just don't match those of the other contestants. It's not fair on them and on him for people to vote for him if they feel sorry for him. I don't want the X Factor to turn into Eurovision where countries vote for more political/friendship reasons than about talent and have people voting for the person with the best sob story. It might sound harsh but this industry is harsh. …

I agree, I don't think Daniel should have even made it to the live shows. He isn't a terrible singer but he's in a completely different league to the rest of them. They could all (minus Daniel) I think make it in stars in this country and a few internationally but he's getting through on sympathy votes. I mean, who is spending money voting for him? It's sad that his wife died yes, but people die and that doesn't mean their loved ones should get an easier ride into an extremely tough industry whe…

No, denim I agree is quite stable but the styles of jeans etc. we may laugh at. Like all of that denim people wore in the 90s ... you could never get away from it :p

I prefer rugby far more than football if I'm being honest.

Yeah, that was rather ridiculous. Prom stlye dresses shouldn't be mixed with trainers, it just doesn't look right.

I prefer the first one

I can see footless tights as being something to be laughed at ... I still think they're weird, especially when people wear trainer socks with them.

I was wondering how often you guys cooked? And I don't mean getting something out of the freezer and putting it into the microwave :p I usually cook every night and I'm getting quite imaginative with the food - I find it really fun and I love the feeling of eating your own cooking. Sometimes I get lazy and stick something in the microwave though :p

I never eat fast food, maybe its knowing what I'm putting into my body that makes me not like it but I just don't like it.

I love to look at pictures of the 80s and 90s to laugh at some of the fashions and hairstyles. So what do you guys think we'll be laughing at in 20 years time, thinking 'how on earth could I leave the house wearing that'? Here mentioned are the styles and clothing we think will be laughed at in the future, feel free to continue discussing them: Leggings with a normal shirt Footless tights Footless tights with trainer socks Prom dresses with trainers Some styles of Denim The Emo/Scene thing Nu Ra…

Quote from AccessDenied: “Hi Tomski, I really don't know what the prices are. So new to the UK and its pricing everywhere. But I do know clothes are so much cheaper here, and that is brilliant. I want an all wool one. That's cosiest I think. So I'll google up Topshop and have a look round. Thank you so much. :)” No problem, my sister has one from Topshop and she loves it