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This must be the craziest reaction to a political assassination I've ever seen. Of course, I don't think Charlie Kirk deserves to go out like that, nobody does, but it's still worth remembering that he was far from a good person when he was still around. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wFf...

i wanna go back to canada,,,,

This didn't age well

I don’t care if it’s embarrassing to say this, but I want the internet to be kind again. I want people to care out loud without fear. I want sincerity not to feel like weakness. I don’t want to live in a world where caring about stuff is shameful. #blog #internet

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News on claiming for ED12 will be announced in our Discord soon. DM diggiloodiggiley ‘Eurosky’ on Discord to join our server. Thank you for playing! Watch the show again here: youtu.be/Uae4aI1zD6w?...

Wales/Cymru wins #Eurosky Song Contest 11 with Mari Mathias’ ‘Annwn’! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏆 205 points - 3rd highest in contest history 🥉 Congratulations, @littlemissskittles.bsky.social !

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Thank you everyone who propped Jordan up in its debut! May the next Eurosky be even better <3

NO WAYYYYY also i missed the show AGAIN 😭

Let freedom ring. #juneteenth

THE VOTE IS NOWWW CLOSED! Join us at 9pm British time tonight to find out who will be the 10th winner of #Eurosky! It’s going to be a good one - make sure you’re there! #EUROSKY10

Not long until the votes close... Give your 1st place to Jordan 😍🇯🇴

Interesting, isn't it?

I'm so Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan- ok you get it, vote for us bish

Everyone's listening to The Code in @escfavesdoingwhat.bsky.social's tweets and I'm here for it

Today's Eurovision fact has been pushed to tomorrow. I've been feeling quite unwell for some time and it feels as though it's too much for me as of now. Sorry! ^^

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Eurovision facts: 8+9/30 The 2019 contest was held in Tel Aviv, Israel - but not in an arena, despite Israel having many. It was held in the Expo Tel Aviv, with the stage and most of the audience taking up Pavilion 2, and the green room (with more audience) taking up the smaller Pavilion 1. (1/2)

Greta Thunberg and other members of the Freedom Flotilla #Madleen has been kidnapped by either Isra3li forces or forces that support Isra3l. Now is the time to apply pressure onto global leaders to take action and stop being complicit. If it’s not a genocide then what are you fucking calling it.

You may recognise him from the TikTok viral song "Hadal Ahbek". Yep, it's that same Issam Alnajjar representing Jordan in the 10th ever #Eurosky Song Contest with the song "Ansaki"! youtu.be/reylDv2W4V4?... @escsky.bsky.social

• Ireland! (1992 + 1993 + 1994, along with wins in 1970, 1980, 1987, and 1996) In fact, Ireland has the most wins out of any Eurovision country, with 7. They share this record with Sweden, who last won 2 years ago. (2/2)

ESC facts: 7/30 There have been 4 countries that have won more than once in a row: • Spain (1968 + 1969*), • Luxembourg (1972 + 1973 - along with other wins in 1961, 1965, and 1983), • Israel (1978 + 1979, along with wins in 1998 and 2018), and... (1/2)

Switzerland won! Also, all footage of the 1956 contest is lost media, with the exception of Lys Assia's winning performance, with the song "Refrain". However, a complete audio recording of the show survives. (2/2)

Eurovision facts 🏳️‍🌈: 6/30 The first ever ESC, held in Lugano, Switzerland, had 7 countries, who each sent 2 songs - among them were Luxembourg and Switzerland. The Luxembourgish jury could not make it, so the Swiss jury were authorised to vote on behalf of them. Guess who won that year...? (1/2)

...was thought to have an impact on the result of the divorce law repealing referendum, which took place a month after the contest (6 April - 12 May). The result of the referendum was a "No", which meant divorce continued to be legal in Italy. (2/2)

Eurovision fun facts 🏳️‍🌈: 5/30 Despite participating and ending in 2nd, the Italian public broadcaster RAI didn't broadcast the 1974 Eurovision. This is because they thought their participating song, titled "Sì" and sung by 1964 winner Gigliola Cinquetti, was thought to... (1/2)

Eurovision fun facts 🏳️‍🌈: 5/30 Despite participating and ending in 2nd, the Italian public broadcaster RAI didn't broadcast the 1974 Eurovision. This is because they thought their participating song, titled "Sì" and sung by 1964 winner Gigliola Cinquetti, was thought to... (1/2)

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Lemme be annoying and say: Croatia robbed Greece mega robbed Spain deserved Congratulations españa ❤️❤️❤️❤️

HELP I FORGOT TO TUNE IN- THANK YOU ALL FOR 2ND PLACE OH MY FUCKING GODDDDDDDD

Eurovision fun facts for pride month: Day 3+4/30 This year, Belgium was represented by Red Sebastian with the song "Strobe Lights". People liked it so much that it was 5th in the winning odds prior to the contest. It didn't make it through and ended second to last in its semi-final! 😲 (1/2)

🤩 Your Albireo 7 friends wish you a groovy Pride Month! 🤩 Lindsay, Lumi, Finley and Koit are happy to let their colors & identities shine not just in June but all year round! Albireans are all about love & peace - we wish it to all the LGBTQ+ community 🏳️‍🌈✨🏳️‍⚧️✨ #jb_jennaverse #jb_albireo7 #art #cuteart

Eurovision fun facts because of gay month and Eurovision is gay: Day 2/30 In the 2015 contest, held in Vienna, Austria, there were 27 countries in the final - the most ever. This included the 20 qualified semifinalists, the big 5, the host country of Austria, and a guest country - Australia! (1/2)

🇦🇹 ORF has confirmed that the #Eurovision 2026 final will take place on May 16 or May 23. As of today, Austrian cities and municipalities interested in hosting next year's contest can submit an official expression of interest by 4 July. More: der.orf.at/ESC2026

"I don't have an obsession"

This was the only time a tiebreak rule had been used in the contest. There was a four-way tie in 1969, but due to there not being a tiebreaker, Spain, France, the UK, and the Netherlands all won the contest. (5/5)

After a countback, Sweden was announced as the winner, due to receiving more sets of 10 points than France (Sweden and France both received 4 sets of 12 points, the highest score the national juries give in Eurovision). Sweden had 5 countries give them 10 points, while France only had 2 sets of 10.

France was represented by Amina Annabi (pictured), an artist of Tunisian descent, with the song "C'est le dernier qui a parlé qui a raison", composed by Senegalese artist Wasis Diop and written by Amina herself. The song title was the longest song title in Eurovision for a while.

Sweden was represented by Carola Häggkvist (pictured) with the song "Fångad av en stormvind", written and composed by Stephen Berg. Carola had also represented the country in 1983 with the song "Främling", and represented the country again in 2006 with the song "Invincible" (2/5)

Eurovision fun facts because of gay month and Eurovision is gay: 1/30 In the 1991 contest, held in Rome, Italy, the top 2 countries received the same amount of points, France and Sweden. After all 22 juries had voted, both countries ended with 146 points. (1/5)

Eurovision fun facts because of gay month and Eurovision is gay: 1/30 In the 1991 contest, held in Rome, Italy, the top 2 countries received the same amount of points, France and Sweden. After all 22 juries had voted, both countries ended with 146 points. (1/5)

DAY 519 - RAWR!!!

DAY 518 - Start the rainbow!