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I never watch the first few weeeks of BB, I like to wait a while until cabin fever has set in and they start biting one another.

Then I watch for about a fortnight, start to hate myself for doing so and hate the prisoners for pretty much everything they say and do.

Channel 4 never responded to my suggestion that the inmates should all be carry small arms, just to see what happened.

Which is probably why I don't watch it too much, it gets me kinda ornery and mean-spirited.

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ok the toffee one just got my vote as he explains the plot of 'the killing of sister george' to the totally ignorant lesbian shabby (who is a self proclaimed squatting artist and should be a bit more aware of her own culture)



The toff to win win imo...just cos he looks beyond his own nose....

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I'm watching it this year, purely because it's the last one... haven't watched it the last couple of series. I'm actually quite enjoying it, interesting mix of characters. I think my favourite at the moment is Ben, the "posh" one.
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Those people on BB were not picked randomly ,they have all been booked from a lookalike agency So contrived,and that woman who thinks she looks like Jordan,looks more like Lorraine Chase. Not one person in there is remotely interesting. good job the footies on.
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Tarot Wrote:

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> Those people on BB were not picked randomly ,they

> have all been booked from a lookalike agency So

> contrived,and that woman who thinks she looks like

> Jordan,looks more like Lorraine Chase...


Ah, but was she truly wafted there from paradise?

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