Tell me what you want, what you really, really want........................ NOT THIS!!;)

FUCK :(

SQUIRREL POWER! (THat sounds like a new qwerty thread,lol.)

stop right now

thank you very much!

 

:dance:

SQUIRREL POWER! (THat sounds like a new qwerty thread,lol.)

 

PLEASE don't encourage him. He's been spamming far too much as it is!!:rolleyes:

PLEASE don't encourage him. He's been spamming far too much as it is!!:rolleyes:

Uh-oh...I've angered a Mod!! AAAAAHHHHH! *runs*:) (jk!)

i liked them at the time. :uhoh:

I wonder if they can sing now, cause actually they never couldnt sing right.

But the songs are nice :P

i liked them at the time. :uhoh:

 

Yes - but that was when you were a kid, so you're excused!!:P

there was a point in my life that i cared about the spice girls, that point has come and goneee. i know people who were die-hard spice fans and even they have gotten over the craze, i can't imagine there would be many real fans left, their absence has given everyone a time to reflect on their 'music' and its quality, i know i have and it was more about the show the girls put on rather than the quality of music.

they were my first music idols :memories:

Oh then it WAS a sign when I suddenly started singin one of their songs yesterday.

Oh then it WAS a sign when I suddenly started singin one of their songs yesterday.

 

A sign that you've taken leave of your senses??:P

Pfff....

My friend did give a weird look because I knew it by heart though.

But hey, I was 4/5/6 when they started. I didn't have any CDs but I remember having a Spice Girls tshirt (in orange!) and loads of bubblegums with stickers. Lovely.

It's properly shameful that they want to do a tour.

^ only a national tour though, thank goodness.

i don't hide the fact i was a fan of the spice girls, they were really different from what was on at the time, that and mtv was my only source of music.

it's kinda sad but i regard them as has-beens whose 15 mins of fame are well and truly up.

Yes, that makes it matter but it's still rather sad. I think they were fun and so on but I agree, that's just over.

i find SG to be real commercial shameless pop which can't really be find any more. today we have thousands of real commercial shameless shits.

oh I can't believe it :laugh3:

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

I couldn't have put it better myself

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

 

DITTO! :stunned:

Mel C gives Spice Girls go-ahead

 

Melanie C embarked on a solo career after the Spice Girls split up

 

Singer Melanie C has given the green light for a reunion of the Spice Girls. "For the first time ever, there is some truth in the rumours... it could happen," she told BBC London 94.9.

But the singer, also known as Sporty Spice, said it would just be for "a very short space of time... a final goodbye" and a thank you to fans.

It is thought ex-bandmates Emma Bunton, Victoria Beckham, Mel B and Geri Halliwell had already agreed to reunite but Melanie C had resisted until now.

The singer, whose real name is Melanie Chisholm, said she admired Take That, who have enjoyed renewed success since they got back together last year.

But she added, "it would be really dangerous to think you could just follow in their footsteps because I think that's unique, what has happened to Take That".

The Spice Girls were one of the UK's most popular acts

 

She added that she had always said she didn't want to get the band back together because "it was amazing, it was magical. We could never recreate it".

"But this year people have been talking about it and some of the girls have expressed an interest in doing it."

"I don't want to be the person that stops it happening or stops it being a five-piece," she told the radio station."

Solo careers

It is rumoured the band are planning six live shows around the world with gigs in London, Tokyo and Las Vegas, to support their Greatest Hits album which comes out later this year.

They are likely to begin rehearsing for the shows after Bunton gives birth to her first baby later this summer.

The Spice Girls were one of the most successful pop acts in British history, with a string of number ones starting with 1996's Wannabe.

Geri Halliwell was the first to leave the band in 1998, walking out while the group were on a European tour.

The Spice Girls released another album but finally split in 2000, with the participants all going on to solo careers with varying degrees of success.

noooooooooo!!!! :(

noooooooooo!!!! :(

 

Sounds like you're gonna need some more cigarettes!!:P

:bigcry: :bigcry:

The big question is, will Posh have wasted away to nothing by the time the tour comes to fruition??:rolleyes: