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Originally Posted by Beastie
Come on guys! What housemates do you want?
GO GO!!
8 women + 6 men go on launch night. (Women are always evicted first so put more women in on launch night!)
2 teeny boppers
6 in their 20's
3 in their 30's
2 in their 40's
1 over 50.
I would like to see a youngish goth/emo go in because we know there is a group of stereotypes like this that have never been in BB before but do exist!
I would like 1 or 2 students. 1 or 2 unemployed. Some people who have been made redundant. Someone who have travelled and cannot stay in one place.
I want the majority to be from the UK. Not just all English. Put in 1 or 2 from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Also put in some housemates from other countries. If not many auditon then it doesn't matter it can be just UK based. However I would like to see American/Pakistani/Thai/Polish go in.
All the housemates don't have to be single. My favourite housemate this year was Harry and he wasn't single. Suppose there is only so much spin the bottle can do but I do like it when they play that!! haha.
So yeah a mixture of singletons. 1 or 2 in a relationship. Housemates who are married, some will have kids.. etc. Some straight, bi, gay, etc..
Get in a few freaks. But mostly normal people who "work" for a living. Of course some freaks work for a living too. Duh!
I would like to see an "aspiring" comedian go in. lol
Anywho what do YOU want?
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No have an even split. If women don't triumph it's usually because they are inferior to men. The truth is men tend to be better at certain stuff (and I am a woman) and women can't often accept this. Women will often moan about not being taken serious in business but then demand positive discrimination for more places in the boardroom
If women fail at stuff it's because they aren't good enough and need to get better. Blaming everything on sexism and not reflecting on why women sometimes can't compete is not helpful.
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