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September 4, 2004
Dicko Spot | What’s Wrong, No Seriously, What’s Wrong?
WELL!
Just when I thought my Garth Ploog slobber-spot was going to be the highlight of this year’s Australian Idol competition… oh, I’m so excited, I can barely type!
There I was, sipping a latte and waxing lyrical about politics in Crows Nest (not really, but the location is real) when in a complete David Attenborough moment, I spotted the rare Silvery-Mullet only yards away from me. That’s right, I just saw Dicko - and for those of you dying to know the inside gossip - he seemed to be struggling to get money from an ATM!
I was going to offer to lend him $5 for a coffee but I resisted for two reasons. One - people who approach television personalities on the street almost always come off looking like deranged fans, no matter how extremely sexy and busty they are, and two - I simply don’t have that kind of money lying around. Dicko should be shouting me a coffee!
Oh, and I was wondering if any ausculture.com readers could fill me in on what Chanel was crying about on Thursday night’s Inside Idol show. The ads, with Leah McLeod clasping Chanel to her motherly bosom and muttering “Whassrong, nohsewiousleewhassrong?” in a suitably caring fashion, intrigued me but I was out and didn’t get to see what the story was. Cheers!
Posted by Jess at September 4, 2004 8:37 PM— Filed under Australian Idol 2004 Blogfest
Comments
Chanel started crying because she was having difficulty dealing with the competition... can't remember exactly what though. She also started crying because she thought the camera crews had gone, but NOPE! they were still there to get all the goss.
I could see Leah being the most plastic mother figure I had ever seen, trying to get all the words out of Chanel and making up stuff to "know how she feels" and all that.
CRAP! I can't remember why she was crying... oh well, someone else fill me in on it too!
Posted by: antzpantz | September 5, 2004 2:37 AM