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gutter · Joined: 23 Jan 2006 Posts: 18 Location: close by

George Galloway was the only really interesting resident in the Big Brother house - someone with high moral standards to which all our young people should aspire.
Agree?

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geoff · Joined: 17 Sep 2005 Posts: 705 Location: Lyme Rd, Uplyme

Personally, I think 'Celebrity' Big Brother is possibly the most boring, pointless programme I have ever had the misfortune to watch. Hours on end of ... well ... nothing and then bursts of activity when 'celebrities' are asked to perform senseless demeaning tasks. The producers poised to try to catch a glimpse of something saucy.

Some people it seems will do anything to be on the telly, while some people it seems will watch just about anything on the telly as long as a 'celebrity' is involved.

As to Galloway - had he forgotten that he was being paid by the taxpayer to do his 'day job' ie Member of Parliament, not prancing around in a leotard pretending to be a cat.

Sack the man - axe the show.

G.
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Y.E.Plum · Joined: 21 Oct 2005 Posts: 10 Location: Uplyme

I agree with all Geoff says. George Galloway was apparently a little put out that the organisers of the programme did not keep to the agreement that they had made. If this is so then he is as gullible as all the zombies who watch such tat Sad

Fiona · Joined: 07 Oct 2005 Posts: 13 Location: Uplyme/Norwich

I agree with Geoff and Y.E.Plum. Would George Galloway have actually entered the Big Brother house if he did have "high moral standards"?