Would we literally die?
 

Something I've noticed the past few days - excessive abuse and misuse of the word "literally". If we made it a drinking game, where you must drink every time someone in the house uses the word, whether it's on the highlight show or during the assorted BOTS news/exclusives, would we live beyond the closing credits of BOTS?

i dont think so

You're quite literally correct

I literally hadnt noticed , I thought like was the most misused word, Im like , I was like ,he was like , she was like even its like , it like ,does my, like head in ,literally .

It's because, if you combined the IQ of the whole house, you'd struggle to get into three figures.

The one I find the most hilarious is Scott. He has this awful pseudo-posh accent that he's developed but he manages to misuse English in the most excrutiating and laughable way.

Literally, I think quite literally yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah (in the voice of Caro0line or Scott) they often use the word in the house to try and con or convince who they're speaking to that what they said was true when often it won 't be like literally yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

Bless him though I guess he is just trying to break the mould and be a bit different he reminds me of stewy from family guy.

Without change there is no growth and he is changing from a lad from up north to something in his opinion a bit more.

If he is changing, he needs to work on the basics of the language he's mangling instead of putting on the posh accent because he sounds ridiculous.

Stewie from Family Guy... LMAOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooo excellent.

All he needs is a nappy and his blonde hair back, hes got the wide apart eyes and the accent how funny

I now want a task that puts him in red overalls...or one that makes them correctly answer grammar questions to win the food budget. If they fail, they get nothing but "brain food" for the week instead, nothing but fruit and veg, very lean proteins and whole grain. No junk food of any kind.

Literally the best idea i have literally heard