Arneldo
29-06-2006, 04:39 PM
The housemates must all change an aspect of their behaviour in today's suggestion box task.
Last night, the group were told to write down suggestions for three of their fellow housemates, advising them on how they could become a better cohabitant.
This afternoon, Big Brother called the housemates to the dining table and summoned one housemate to the Diary Room. Volunteer Aisleyne returned brandishing a large box and explained that a suggestion for each housemate had been selected at random. Each member of the group must follow the prescribed instructions for the rest of the day in order to fulfil the advice.
Aisleyne read out the suggestions:
Aisleyne was told to "stop getting her arse out", and to this end must wear the pants provided by Big Brother for the rest of the day.
Glyn was advised to "stop being so bloody Welsh". To this end, he mustn't talk about Wales or wear any clothes relating to the country.
Imogen must refrain from squeezing spots (and use the spot cream provided), as well as use a smacking stick with which to hit Mikey "when he ****s her off".
Lea, not the happiest of people over the past day, was told to keep smiling at all times.
Talkative Mikey was ordered to only speak when spoken to.
Nikki, who has spoken on numerous occasions of her disgust at the air conditioning, must refrain from any form of moaning and must wear the coat provided.
The most controversial instruction was given to Pete, who was informed: "try to shower a bit more because BO is not good."
Richard, whose wandering hands have not gone unnoticed, was forbidden from "playing with himself", and provided with a helpful jock strap and box.
Finally, goody-two-shoes Susie was ordered to "jump in the pool, break some rules, drink some more". She must carry out the first two suggestions, though she must face the consequences for rule-breaking. She was also provided with a bottle of champagne should she be tempted to follow the third.
The group lightheartedly tried to work out who had made which suggestions, Richard being particularly enthusiastic to reveal all of his. However, nobody dared to own up to writing the criticism of Pete.
DSBB (http://bigbrother.digitalspy.co.uk/article/ds9851.html)
Last night, the group were told to write down suggestions for three of their fellow housemates, advising them on how they could become a better cohabitant.
This afternoon, Big Brother called the housemates to the dining table and summoned one housemate to the Diary Room. Volunteer Aisleyne returned brandishing a large box and explained that a suggestion for each housemate had been selected at random. Each member of the group must follow the prescribed instructions for the rest of the day in order to fulfil the advice.
Aisleyne read out the suggestions:
Aisleyne was told to "stop getting her arse out", and to this end must wear the pants provided by Big Brother for the rest of the day.
Glyn was advised to "stop being so bloody Welsh". To this end, he mustn't talk about Wales or wear any clothes relating to the country.
Imogen must refrain from squeezing spots (and use the spot cream provided), as well as use a smacking stick with which to hit Mikey "when he ****s her off".
Lea, not the happiest of people over the past day, was told to keep smiling at all times.
Talkative Mikey was ordered to only speak when spoken to.
Nikki, who has spoken on numerous occasions of her disgust at the air conditioning, must refrain from any form of moaning and must wear the coat provided.
The most controversial instruction was given to Pete, who was informed: "try to shower a bit more because BO is not good."
Richard, whose wandering hands have not gone unnoticed, was forbidden from "playing with himself", and provided with a helpful jock strap and box.
Finally, goody-two-shoes Susie was ordered to "jump in the pool, break some rules, drink some more". She must carry out the first two suggestions, though she must face the consequences for rule-breaking. She was also provided with a bottle of champagne should she be tempted to follow the third.
The group lightheartedly tried to work out who had made which suggestions, Richard being particularly enthusiastic to reveal all of his. However, nobody dared to own up to writing the criticism of Pete.
DSBB (http://bigbrother.digitalspy.co.uk/article/ds9851.html)