The comments and incredibly close like-to-dislike ratio on this vid on YouTube shows that it definitely splits opinion – and not along the lines you might expect.
But I enjoyed it, and I think you might too. Let me know.
Long-time readers of D for Dalrymple will be aware of (and possibly vaguely disappointed by) my recent attempts to forge a new career as a journalist. Nevertheless, this appears to be a thing that is happening.
In the interim, it has become clear that maintaining a Google+ account that no-one (least of all Google) really gets was not the best way to showcase my online writing portfolio. For this reason, I have created a new and marginally more professional blog that will host some of the best bits of work I’ve done for other people.
I hope you like what you see there. If you do, and you would like to help me add to it, please get in touch with me via Twitter or email (christina dee kenny at geemail dot com).
Click here to access the PDF of my Eurovision Final 2014 (un)Official scorecard.
Many thanks to graphic designer Ben Wordsworth for putting this together as a proper scorecard. View the original crappy layout here.
Via Photobucket
I have been contacted by several people who want to know what constitutes a ‘Jesus wept’ bonus point.
Please be aware that this is a very special bonus and must not be awarded lightly. He must be really crying.