EYE_Of-DEATH
29-05-2004, 06:58 PM
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Are The Housemates Revolting?
Day 2, 14:55
Saturday 29 May
Human and animal rights activist Kitten has revealed her deep dislike of the Big Brother rules and admitted that she is already 'struggling' in the House.
Telling Ahmed that "solidarity" would be the best way to revolt against Big Brother, Kitten admitted, "I am struggling with the power...there's power hanging over our heads."
"It's only a game," consoled Ahmed, who, just a couple of hours before had also expressed concerns about being in the House.
But Kitten wasn't having any of it and promised to break the rules at a moment's notice. "I don't want to get thrown out but if I do, I do," she said determinedly.
While the other housemates worked together to get the shopping list done, Kitten and Ahmed pondered their mini revolution to overthrow Big Brother.
"I don't think Big Brother has the ultimate power, we do," exclaimed Trotskyite Kitten before asking the rest of the housemates to join her in challenging the rules.
...but Vanessa's unmoved
Some time later, as the final alterations to the shopping list were being made, the cat-loving lesbian continued spreading her revolutionary message amongst her housemates.
"The people at the bottom are the only ones who can change the world," she told the group.
But, Vanessa, unmoved by Kitten's political address, had her own take on abiding by the House rules. "That's all part of being in Big Brother," she responded calmly.
Will Kitten lead the housematesheviks in a revolution? We'll see.
http://bigbrother.channel4.com/bigbrother/media/news/02/1400_revolution_2.jpg
Are The Housemates Revolting?
Day 2, 14:55
Saturday 29 May
Human and animal rights activist Kitten has revealed her deep dislike of the Big Brother rules and admitted that she is already 'struggling' in the House.
Telling Ahmed that "solidarity" would be the best way to revolt against Big Brother, Kitten admitted, "I am struggling with the power...there's power hanging over our heads."
"It's only a game," consoled Ahmed, who, just a couple of hours before had also expressed concerns about being in the House.
But Kitten wasn't having any of it and promised to break the rules at a moment's notice. "I don't want to get thrown out but if I do, I do," she said determinedly.
While the other housemates worked together to get the shopping list done, Kitten and Ahmed pondered their mini revolution to overthrow Big Brother.
"I don't think Big Brother has the ultimate power, we do," exclaimed Trotskyite Kitten before asking the rest of the housemates to join her in challenging the rules.
...but Vanessa's unmoved
Some time later, as the final alterations to the shopping list were being made, the cat-loving lesbian continued spreading her revolutionary message amongst her housemates.
"The people at the bottom are the only ones who can change the world," she told the group.
But, Vanessa, unmoved by Kitten's political address, had her own take on abiding by the House rules. "That's all part of being in Big Brother," she responded calmly.
Will Kitten lead the housematesheviks in a revolution? We'll see.
http://bigbrother.channel4.com/bigbrother/media/news/02/1400_revolution_2.jpg