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Had the misfortune to catch a part of this last night. I caught it just after Whaddyacallher Stalone was introduced. Any credibility this progamme once had (It had none. I've just invented some so I can take it away again) is now zero.
He he. We'll introduce, titter, Bridget Neilsons ex mother in law, he he he, as a suprise. Snigger, Neilson and Jackie, titter HATED each other when she was married to Sylvester so it'll cause sparks to fly. Hehehehe as a further humiliation, we'll *guffaw* get Neilson to warm her toilet seat, and warm her bed.
Why didn't they just get Les Dennis in, and loop "your marrage failed, your marrage failed" in a sing song voice constantly for added chuckles.
You could argue that these "celebrities" deserve everything they get. And you would be right, but it doesn't change the fact that anyone finding entertainment in this appallingly manipulative, voyeristic excuse for a programme deserves to be dragged by a horse over broken glass.
On a side note, imagine waking up next to Jackie after a night on the lash? It'd be like looing into the abyss, and cthulhu looking back. And smiling.
He he. We'll introduce, titter, Bridget Neilsons ex mother in law, he he he, as a suprise. Snigger, Neilson and Jackie, titter HATED each other when she was married to Sylvester so it'll cause sparks to fly. Hehehehe as a further humiliation, we'll *guffaw* get Neilson to warm her toilet seat, and warm her bed.
Why didn't they just get Les Dennis in, and loop "your marrage failed, your marrage failed" in a sing song voice constantly for added chuckles.
You could argue that these "celebrities" deserve everything they get. And you would be right, but it doesn't change the fact that anyone finding entertainment in this appallingly manipulative, voyeristic excuse for a programme deserves to be dragged by a horse over broken glass.
On a side note, imagine waking up next to Jackie after a night on the lash? It'd be like looing into the abyss, and cthulhu looking back. And smiling.
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Light wrote:
> Gotta admit to a love of the 'normal' Big Brother.
Have to admit, If "normal" BB is on, I sometimes find myself hypnotized by it. If only to fantasize about glassing Marco. And that "jungle cat" bloke. Bwhahahha.
I'm reading too much Charlie Brooker. I have to stop soon I think, otherwise I'm going to hate everything and everybody.
> Gotta admit to a love of the 'normal' Big Brother.
Have to admit, If "normal" BB is on, I sometimes find myself hypnotized by it. If only to fantasize about glassing Marco. And that "jungle cat" bloke. Bwhahahha.
I'm reading too much Charlie Brooker. I have to stop soon I think, otherwise I'm going to hate everything and everybody.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> You could argue that these "celebrities" deserve everything
> they get. And you would be right, but it doesn't change the fact that
> anyone finding entertainment in this appallingly manipulative,
> voyeristic excuse for a programme deserves to be dragged by a horse
> over broken glass.
Gotta admit to a love of the 'normal' Big Brother. This celebrity one just leaves me cold though. If there was actual physical torture, then I'd watch. And laugh. But yeah, from what I've heard about this series and certainly from what I saw of the last one, this is on a par with Victorian day trips to the asylum for a bracing days poking and abuse of the inmates.
>
> On a side note, imagine waking up next to Jackie after a night on the
> lash? It'd be like looing into the abyss, and cthulhu looking back.
> And smiling.
Bwahahahahahaaaa! Such an awful, AWFUL image!
> You could argue that these "celebrities" deserve everything
> they get. And you would be right, but it doesn't change the fact that
> anyone finding entertainment in this appallingly manipulative,
> voyeristic excuse for a programme deserves to be dragged by a horse
> over broken glass.
Gotta admit to a love of the 'normal' Big Brother. This celebrity one just leaves me cold though. If there was actual physical torture, then I'd watch. And laugh. But yeah, from what I've heard about this series and certainly from what I saw of the last one, this is on a par with Victorian day trips to the asylum for a bracing days poking and abuse of the inmates.
>
> On a side note, imagine waking up next to Jackie after a night on the
> lash? It'd be like looing into the abyss, and cthulhu looking back.
> And smiling.
Bwahahahahahaaaa! Such an awful, AWFUL image!
Is it just me or does that women have a screw loose! she very strange..
Had the misfortune to catch a part of this last night. I caught it just after Whaddyacallher Stalone was introduced. Any credibility this progamme once had (It had none. I've just invented some so I can take it away again) is now zero.
He he. We'll introduce, titter, Bridget Neilsons ex mother in law, he he he, as a suprise. Snigger, Neilson and Jackie, titter HATED each other when she was married to Sylvester so it'll cause sparks to fly. Hehehehe as a further humiliation, we'll *guffaw* get Neilson to warm her toilet seat, and warm her bed.
Why didn't they just get Les Dennis in, and loop "your marrage failed, your marrage failed" in a sing song voice constantly for added chuckles.
You could argue that these "celebrities" deserve everything they get. And you would be right, but it doesn't change the fact that anyone finding entertainment in this appallingly manipulative, voyeristic excuse for a programme deserves to be dragged by a horse over broken glass.
On a side note, imagine waking up next to Jackie after a night on the lash? It'd be like looing into the abyss, and cthulhu looking back. And smiling.
He he. We'll introduce, titter, Bridget Neilsons ex mother in law, he he he, as a suprise. Snigger, Neilson and Jackie, titter HATED each other when she was married to Sylvester so it'll cause sparks to fly. Hehehehe as a further humiliation, we'll *guffaw* get Neilson to warm her toilet seat, and warm her bed.
Why didn't they just get Les Dennis in, and loop "your marrage failed, your marrage failed" in a sing song voice constantly for added chuckles.
You could argue that these "celebrities" deserve everything they get. And you would be right, but it doesn't change the fact that anyone finding entertainment in this appallingly manipulative, voyeristic excuse for a programme deserves to be dragged by a horse over broken glass.
On a side note, imagine waking up next to Jackie after a night on the lash? It'd be like looing into the abyss, and cthulhu looking back. And smiling.
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