

New Housemate was Kinga. Returned. She could have found an outfit that didn't show her bra strap, and had her roots done. Ah well. Wonder if they'll like Kinga the Minga.
Orlaith kept her promise and walked at 10.30 this morning. She was made up to the nines and was sooo excited to be seeing her mammy again. Makosi then spend hours in Black clothing mourning the loss of her two 'friends' right!!! The two friends she didn't vote for and bitched about constantly for weeks.


Kemal did rather well with the wordy test last night, it's hard trying to concentrate on one thing and answer another. But the messages from home were rather dull and flat tbh, apart from Kemal's who had been so worried. Bless.At the end of the daaay," said Craig, "I'm not ashamed that I nominated."
For this week's task Big Brother intends to tell some prize porkies. An envelope was delivered to the House, via the gold door, telling the Housemates that Big Brother will lie to them twice before Friday's eviction. "You guys are amazing," the note ended.
The living personification of S*n Readership out of the house. Yes! I so totally love it when twunts like Max find out that the Great British Public doesn't acutally worship the ground they walk on, and has inexplicably failed to find their 'antics' humourous. Is it just me, or is "I had to sleep with one eye open [with Kemal around]" horribly close to "backs against the wall"? Deprived of their booze - a constant source of worry - Saskia and Maxwell unleashed a torrent of abuse that skated close to outright racism and must have had Channel 4 management in a cold sweat. ... when he heard the new housemates' names (Eugene, Orlaith and Kinga) Maxwell worried that they "don't sound English. I wonder where they're from?". Crawley, Belfast and London, in fact. ...
Big Brother has always had ethnic-minority contestants, but the high proportion this year seems to have made racial divisions more pointed. In previous series black contestants have tended to lose out in voting against white rivals. This year, however, the public has chosen to evict white contestants, suggesting the audience is less concerned about race than a clique of the contestants.


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