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Friday, April 18, 2003

Pop Idol in disguise

It was possibly a case of too much cheese before bedtime, but lowculture had an odd dream involving Gareth Gates as a Transformer the other night.
For some reason, changing him from robot mode made his singing voice go a lot deeper. He sounded a bit rubbish, though, and was promptly changed back again.
Which leads us to the following question: If you could invent a unique Transformer, who or what would you have it change into?
Whether it be a triple-changing Justin/Jude/Orlando, or an enticing fem/blokebot that would instantly shred spurned exes at the flick of a switch, let us know your ideal combination by clicking on the comment box below.

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