Big Brother UK

[throughthefall]

How funny was Charley and Billi in the Happy Room!! Haha.. I was laughing all the way through it..


Grr Jonathan and Ziggy are such hypocrites.

[3.1415926]

Something tells me they weren't exactly all that happy about it...hey didn't Charley say there was champagne when there wasn't?..the little fibber. Caroles face was priceless

Yeah ppl saying they want to go and then changing their mind...If I was Ziggy he should worry more about outside reports of his past...

[3.1415926]

OH well ended up being Billi...'Ave IT'

[throughthefall]

Bye Billi!!

How funny was Brian saying Babe was too good for Shakespeare to have written!! LMAO!!

[3.1415926]

hehe it really has to be an act!!!

I like the after seeing it he went vegetarian for a whole week

Seeing Billi's reaction the fact 8 ppl nominated him was good - always nice to see someone so underestimate how disliked they were

[Lewymocha Original]

hes a fake, brian. I hate him!! keep charlie in guys!!! u no u love her entertainment!! come on! shes hilarious! and entertaining, jus think how boring it would be if she wasnt there!!!

[3.1415926]

I think Charley works too much galvinising the rest. As in they hardly argue amoungst themselves cos Charley is there to draw them all in. Unlike ppl in the past who could for groups she's too often issolated I find - a lot like Science was back in series 5.

[kim]

I like it when carol and laura are going at each other. Quite entertaining.

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Charley and Gerry on the sofa
Inspired Thinking

Day 34, 04:30

Gerry teaches Charley a lesson...

Often, moments of inspiration can come at the most inappropriate times - in the middle of the night, for example. Though what inspired Gerry to lecture Charley on the rudiments of ancient British history is anybody's guess...

"Have you ever heard of Stonehenge - the circle of stones?" he asked Charley, who looked at him as though he had just asked her to explain quantum mechanics. "Er, no," she said.

"It's one of the most famous things in Britain," Gerry continued, clearly surprised at Charley's lack of knowledge of stone circles.

"What's that, 17 centuries ago or what?" asked Charley somewhat confusingly.

"Stonehenge was built by the Celts who lived on this island before the Romans," Gerry told Charley. "Then came the Romans and after the Romans came the Saxons."

"And then came the Greeks?" asked Charley earnestly.

"No, the Greeks never came," answered Gerry, trying not to laugh. "I seem to know more about your country's history than you do and I'm a foreigner."

There followed a long conversation about genus and species and how moths are not birds.

"One day," said Gerry, "I'll explain to you about Darwin and the theory of evolution."

Whoa there Gerry...

How can someone not heard of Stonehenge?