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does ne one else think big brother is the most annoying program in the world or am i alone???????????
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only annoying because i'm adicted lol
bb
be happy
I hate soaps and wonder why people watch unrealistic television like them, seriously, soaps have more drama that death row!
Suffering is everywhere. Don't think it isn't. So are miracles. Don't think they aren't.
"That which does not kill us makes us stronger."
~ Nietzsche
But.. I somehow seem to have become addicted. It's awful. And addicted to the sequel, too, even worse!
Yeah, I agree, better than soaps. At least it's real, even if it is in such a sterile environment. I guess it could just about be classed as an experiment.
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dude what about neighbours, me thinks u need 2 get a life.
Suffering is everywhere. Don't think it isn't. So are miracles. Don't think they aren't.
THE group have been deeply affected by Bubble's departure, analysing their feelings in a post-mortem of the eviction.
Brian, Dean and Elizabeth sat in the garden lamenting the loss of the popular prankster. Brian made a cutting remark against surviving housemate Paul.
"Don't people see or hear what I hear?" he asked incredulously, saddened by the loss of his friend.
"[Paul's] a nice guy but I think everyone agrees that we don't connect," Elizabeth admitted. "The house wouldn't have changed that much if he had gone."
The three expressed their exasperation at the difference in the public voting pattern compared to the house votes. "It makes me think I want to go now," Dean said in a defeatist manner.
"I could only share certain comments with Bubble, and now I can't. Things will have to change," he said sadly.
Interrupting their discussion, Paul came out into the garden to add his slant on the evening.
"I don't care. I don't feel rejected by anyone in here. You are all strangers," he said defiantly referring to the fact that he had been nominated three times in a row. "As long as I have my family I don't need to worry."
Paul may need to worry if he is inevitably nominated again next week. Or is he a true survivor and will live on regardless? Make your voice heard in our Opinion Poll.
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yes, we do know.... <IMG alt="image" SRC="http://www.thesite.org/ubb/rolleyes.gif">
"That which does not kill us makes us stronger."
~ Nietzsche
As Big Brother announced the nominations Paul seemed resigned to another week of wondering if he will walk on Friday.
'I don't know any different!' he said as the group crowded round to comfort him.
And Amma took the news extremely well despite facing her first week as a nominated housemate.
'What have I said every week?' she said. 'I'm surprised I haven't been nominated earlier.'
Helen seemed to be the most upset by the announcement. 'I don't want Paul to go! I don't want anyone to go!' she squealed.
To find out who nominated who watch tonight's show at 10pm on Channel 4.
Big Brother Online will keep you informed on events in the house as eviction day looms once again.
Eviction phone lines are open now.
To evict Amma call: 09011 15 44 01
To evict Paul call: 09011 15 44 08
Calls cost 25p and mobile charges vary.
Callers in Eire.
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How incredibly informative!
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THE housemate's latest task has resulted in failure, proving once and for all that you cannot teach an old dog new tricks.
And now the housemates are going to face a real test of their skills as they have lost 50% of their weekly food budget and must survive on just £24.50.
Paddy the dog has become a regular fixture in the house since Saturday, and the contestants have been spending four hours a day attempting to teach the canine eight basic tricks.
After betting 50% of their weekly shopping allowance on passing the task, the group were told to draw four manoeuvres from a box at random. As a result, Paddy was expected to fetch, play dead, stand on his back legs and lie down if they were to be successful.
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Day 40
TWO youths broke into the Big Brother House in the evening. The pair, one donned in overalls and gloves, the other in white T-shirt, scaled two fences to make it into the garden.
Housemates were shocked to see people from the outside, the intruders being too overjoyed to even bother talking to a Big Brother participant.
As the mysterious pair jumped up on the hot tub and waved to the cameras, Brian out and shouted: 'What are you doing?'
'We're in the Big Brother House! We broke into the Big Brother House!' they cheered, paying little attention to the housemates who had now flocked to the garden to watch the commotion.
Following the break-in, the housemates spent the evening wallowing in the aftermath of the excitement. 'That's in the news,' Brian announced.
Later, they were informed that due to the determination of the intruders, first aid had to be administered. The housemates were also told that house safety is paramount and that there will be 'increased levels of security to ensure that [house] safety is assured.'
Big Brother calmed the excitement by giving the housemates a bottle of wine and four cans of beer and the rest of the night was spent settling down to a relaxed bout of banter.
Suffering is everywhere. Don't think it isn't. So are miracles. Don't think they aren't.
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if any girl i knew burped and farted like she did i think she would be hounded out of town
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She HAS been evicted, but i think Amma's pretty normal cos everyone farts and burps <IMG alt="image" SRC="http://www.thesite.org/ubb/tongue.gif">
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not as obviously as that, and not on national television! <IMG alt="image" SRC="http://www.thesite.org/ubb/tongue.gif">
"That which does not kill us makes us stronger."
~ Nietzsche
result, my prayers were answered
"someone get rid of that fucking fat_mike, how annoying is he"
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call me satan <IMG alt="image" SRC="http://www.stopstart.fsnet.co.uk/smilie/angryfire.gif">
Soooooo Miss B, you never farted or burped in public ?? <IMG alt="image" SRC="http://www.thesite.org/ubb/tongue.gif">
Or made farting noises with any part of your anatomy .. before or after <IMG alt="image" SRC="http://www.stopstart.fsnet.co.uk/smilie/sex.gif"> ?? lol
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"That which does not kill us makes us stronger."
~ Nietzsche
In yesterdays news of the world (sunday 8th july) she says she will no longer present the show after the current one airing on C4/E4. She says the novelty of the show has worn off. this is a real shame as she is a good presenter for this sort of programme but i dont think the programme would suffer too much from this.
Suffering is everywhere. Don't think it isn't. So are miracles. Don't think they aren't.
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Instead its Helen and Josh.
To evict Helen call: 09011 15 44 06
To evict Josh call: 09011 15 44 12
Calls cost 25p and mobile charges vary.
Callers in Eire.
To evict Helen call: 1540 71 70 06
To evict Josh call: 1540 71 70 12
Calls cost 46p and mobile costs vary
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