Eurovision Song Contest

a combination of national juries and public televoting.

Sonia represented the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1993. She finished in 2nd place behind Niamh Kavanagh of Ireland.

The sex contest has many rules to it. It is a complex contest that has been passed down from multiple generations. The rules are you can enter once you start beginning in sexual activity. For countries like Korea and China and other countries that have many restrictions involving sexual activity, the contest will begin when you turn 18. The contest begins when you are born. A tiny MEC (Micro Erection Chip) is places inside your urethra when you are born. This chip is designed to see when you have your first sexual encounter with a girl (or a boy in the GSC or the gay sex contest). This will send an official registration to the Sex Contest Association (SCA) to let them know that you are entered. You will receive points for each sexual act you perform. The point system follows as,

Sex=10 points

Blow Job =5

Hand job=3

Boob touch=5

Fingering the vagina=7

Anal sex=7

You will be receiving points for every sexual act you commit and will be placed in rankings depending on your age. So if you are in 8th grade and have sex 4 times and get 3 blow jobs, you will be at 55 points. You will be penalized for the performance of sexual activity on girls who are unattractive. You also may not perform any form of rape on a girl to receive points. The game is no longer active once you become married. If you do have a divorce you will have to reregister with the SCA.

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The Eurovision song contest in 2011 was won by Ell/Nikki. The song performed was "Running Scared" and was performed for Azerbaijan. The contest took place in Dusseldorf, Germany, as Germany won it the previous year.

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Songs can qualifiy for the Eurovision final in the following ways:

~ They are the host country

~ They are a "big five" country (France, Spain, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom)

~ They finish in the top 10 of the first semi final

~ They finish in the top 10 of the second semi final

The countries are then either drawn at random or selected by producers for the order in which they will perform.

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Yes, 2 times. One in 1982, with "Ein bißchen Frieden", sung by Nicole. The other, in 2010, by Lena, with "Satellite".

Malta are number 10. Malta are the best i am Kurt's cousin if u want to call him this is his number09345765544/02453967875

It means that no matter how hard the contest was, her mum had won.

Poland are yet to win at the Eurovision Song Contest.

Only once, in 2007

Portugal have never won the Eurovision Song Contest, up to and including the 2011 contest.

A contest among sellser to win customers could involved having sales or discounting items. They could also send out coupons and give away free items or have store contests.

Yes, in 1969 France, Spain, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom all came joint 1st. This was despite organisers stating that this result could never happen!

I think its Open Cost

No, Katrina and the Waves have only represented the UK (and taken part in Eurovision) once, the year they won in 1997.

X-factor=3rd place

Eurovision=8th place

Bigbrother=3rd place

I wonder what will be next for them....

this year's eurovision Norway sang ' stay ' and the singer's name was ' Tooji '

It was Jupiter, The Bringer of Joviality.

No. He wanted but for some reasons he changed his opinion.

Do you mean 99 Red Balloons?

If so, sadly it was never a Eurovision entry. Great song though!

It has a lot to do with Budget Cuts and lack of interest in the subject! It was reported though that the EBU Was keen to get spain back in the contest soon

Twice: in 1964 and 1990.