des2 wrote:
Thanks. A wonderful aide memoire, Marion, for the benefit of all your fans who have followed you on this thread. Nearly up to 700,000 views.
You make this dubious set of housemates seem almost attractive! Cheggers belief!
I'm still not sure about this group. Only Ken Morley appeals to me so far. And that young chap with the beard and red trousers, what the dickens is he about?
Also, Alexander is right: he walks through the door, and is immediately branded one of the two most boring HMs! What is all that about? Although he doesn't say this himself, there is potentially something questionable about that choice!
Perez's reason for not sharing a bed, that also cheggers belief!
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The world's arch tweeter, Perez Hilton, issued what was effectively an oral 'tweet' to Ken Morley last night, saying he thought Ken should feel afraid for his safety upon leaving the house. This was either Perez threatening Ken directly or Perez inciting others to do so, and he should have been chucked out alongside Ken.
This whole series is leaving a very nasty taste in the mouth.
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14.1.15
Perez lies on his bed saying to himself and thus to us: "A happy Perez makes good television." He genuinely speaks in tweets.
And I think his reaction to Ken going was the act of the ultimate drama-sucking vampire.
I started by disliking Katie, but now I'm rooting for her - against Perez!
Last night's 'twist' - replacing the cancelled live eviction - was based on a genuine tontine, but the results were incredibly silly.
15.1.15
I am still fed up with this crowd, and Alicia annoys me, but not as much as the other young girls annoy me here, and the bit player men don't have enough character even to annoy me.
Only Katie and Alexander are worth attention. And Perez has gone into an annoyance realm beyond mere annoyance and that makes me block him as in the latest Charlie Brooker Black Mirror.
17.1.15
Marion Arnott wrote:
"The lock on my door broke and I was trapped outside in a snowstom. I am now re-Yaled and thawed out and ready to report on total confusion."
Hope you have recovered from that, Marion.
Last night was even more confusion and mayhem. Perez became a travesty of St Sebastian in mock near-naked orgasm, the invisible arrows penetrating him from all the viewers who justly spear him like the false Parsifal he is, all in the CBB garden against an outside window. This is sheer outrage. Meanwhile,some of the women squawked and shrilly brayed in unison cacophony of argument inside the bedroom and I had to put my hands over my ears, having just used them to help protect my sight from the antics of Perez.
This is TV gone completely and utterly putrid with humanity. This is far beyond anywhere TV has gone before whether it be drama or documentary. The issues behind the mayhem are completely lost. At least to me.
Then Katy Price replaces Chloe in the House!
2 Chronicles 4:17
In the plain of the Jordan the king cast them, in the clay ground between Succoth and Zeredah.
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The sponsoring advert (that usually appears before the beginning of each part of CBB) said, on one occasion last night: "I do not need a spotlight, because I am a spotlight". The adverts are all pieces of talking furniture from a firm called 'Gumtree'.
Which sounds like something Perez might have said, who is indeed up a gumtree. As we all are, while this show descends into not only Jordan's exploding breasts, but also a man on the borderline of dangerous (Perez, who once described Jeremy as similarly dangerous and now claims Alexander to be so). Katie Hopkins, too, skirts the edge of some abyss, I sense, and I flinch at her bitchy oratory but also admire it in the circumstances. This is one crazeeee experience, and not one to envy if you are not watching it, but if you want deep-seated horror and a glimpse of the state of humanity, then you've got it here in a very drama-documentary way beyond anything else TV has got to offer, which is not saying much, I suppose.
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