I guess the thing is, what one person sees as goofy, another will see as kitsch and eccentric, its all just horses for courses in the end.

I guess the thing is, what one person sees as goofy, another will see as kitsch and eccentric, its all just horses for courses in the end.

To be fair, I don't really think "goofy's" really the right term, as it was in-keeping with the rest of the ceremony, such as the miming industrialist, and the giant headed dancing punks. And it was all to do with context, the use of post-war dancing styles, to reflect a change in the country which led to the NHS…

To be fair, I don't really think "goofy's" really the right term, as it was in-keeping with the rest of the ceremony, such as the miming industrialist, and the giant headed dancing punks. And it was all to do with context, the use of post-war dancing styles, to reflect a change in the country which led to the NHS…

This ceremony was brilliant, even with the parade of nations where you could see the most stubborn, slowest countries ignoring the dance music in the background. However why is this review criticising our celebration of the NHS? Do you not think free medical care that is open to all is something Britain should be…

This ceremony was brilliant, even with the parade of nations where you could see the most stubborn, slowest countries ignoring the dance music in the background. However why is this review criticising our celebration of the NHS? Do you not think free medical care that is open to all is something Britain should be…