[bez87]

so in what big brothers do you see loads of hanky panky i'd like to know, i've not seen any others except the uk and i tried watching the us one but that was boring and weird

[Vicky.]

[Rob!]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

[Jords]

This thread is creepy!

[Daffodil]

I suspect the OP is one of those people who watches BB for the possible nudity/sex because they don't get any themselves?

[Calderyon]

What is this "sex" you are talking about? Is it something to eat perhaps?

It kinda sounds like a number, but i can´t be sure... Have to check.

Sex, sex... Oh, right here! "Sex is number 6 in swedish" Ok, now i get it!

[Beso]

someone shoved a banana up thier arse in bb10

[anne666]

Originally Posted by parmnion

someone shoved a banana up thier arse in bb10

Pass the smelling salts my dear

[Kazanne]

And don't forget Kinga and the bottle,lol

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

And don't forget Kinga and the bottle,lol

yes, lol..And god only knows what jonty got up to at night with munkety spunkety.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

And don't forget Kinga and the bottle,lol

well crude

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Should have watched in 2006 where a housemate fingered herself with a wine bottle and another fingered herself whilst hiding in a cardboard box.

Makosi got finger banged in the pool.

2004 where Michelle got banged out by poor little Stu.

Just 7 months ago in Celebrity Big Brother Spencer Pratt got a very weird hand job from Heidi and in BB12 Marc and Jay had a wank off competition to see who could reach completetion first (New Girl phrase).

The British are far from the stereotype.

Just watch Jeremy Kyle and your opinion will change.

[*mazedsalv**]

The only time we know for sure that someone had sex was during Teen Big Brother.

[the truth]

I think we are the stereotype in the sense we aren't particularly romantic poetic people....I mean can you imagine wayne rooney saying what cantona said about the trawlers and the fish?

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by the truth

I think we are the stereotype in the sense we aren't particularly romantic poetic people....I mean can you imagine wayne rooney saying what cantona said about the trawlers and the fish?

Be pointless if he did anyway. I don't speak Scouser.

[Rob5]

Originally Posted by the truth

I think we are the stereotype in the sense we aren't particularly romantic poetic people....I mean can you imagine wayne rooney saying what cantona said about the trawlers and the fish?

I think if he told a story regarding trawlers and fish, it would be something completely different

[Livia]

Originally Posted by the truth

I think we are the stereotype in the sense we aren't particularly romantic poetic people....I mean can you imagine wayne rooney saying what cantona said about the trawlers and the fish?

William Shakespeare, Percy Shelley, Lord Byron, Elizabeth Barrett-Browning, Christina Rossetti and a whole host of others - including myself - might disagree with you.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Livia

William Shakespeare, Percy Shelley, Lord Byron, Elizabeth Barrett-Browning, Christina Rossetti and a whole host of others - including myself - might disagree with you.

cant say ive met that lot im basing it on living people ive actually heard seen and met...though im unsure if billy Shakespeare did in fact pen everything he claimed....granted half a dozen poets over a period of 500 years isn't exactly rewriting our national identity....even some of the greats I found too stiff....dickens was one my faves he had heart....I can relate more to bob Dylan than any of these people

[Livia]

Originally Posted by the truth

cant say ive met that lot im basing it on living people ive actually heard seen and met...though im unsure if billy Shakespeare did in fact pen everything he claimed....granted half a dozen poets over a period of 500 years isn't exactly rewriting our national identity....even some of the greats I found too stiff....dickens was one my faves he had heart....I can relate more to bob Dylan than any of these people

If you don't like them they must be crap.

This country is full of poetry, from traditional poets to lyricists... I'm surprised you can't acknowledge that.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Livia

If you don't like them they must be crap.

This country is full of poetry, from traditional poets to lyricists... I'm surprised you can't acknowledge that.

nah its too much self flagulation...I preferred hemingway for starters..I don't think were a poetic nation at heart at all.....we are obsessed with structure and form.....bit like music ...were genius in structure and form prose and punctuation..but lacking in soul spirit passion whatever you call it....we tend to sneer at anything sentimental....I don't I embrace that sentimentality....its this that draws so many of us to American soul music and blues too...its got heart...Englishness is just too closely attached to monarchy often and it kills the passion for me..i don't even sing my own anthem? we are 50 million English men and women and we don't sing about our land our people, we sing about a rich lady on a throne? its utterly meaningless soulless passionless, its an insult to the great people of England......

despite our supposed great literary giants and famous singers, find me an English folk singer who sings from the heart? or a poet who writes from his soul...its a bit thin on the ground in my humble opinion... were all structure and not enough passion.....American country singers tend to be poets too...when you listen to woodie Guthrie , Waylon Jennings, bob Dylan , johnny cash, damn it youre there with them....you feel the pain, the joy, heck youre riding the horseback alongside them with blood sweat and tears pouring from every pore.....have I ever felt that with an English poet? nope....some of Dylan Thomas perhaps , he was a bit morbid but I did love under milk wood and the poem about becoming young again in death.....bit of a morbid alcoholic but he at least had the kind of passion I like.....each to their own I suppose

[armand.kay]

The title disturbs me

[Kyle]

So for our American friend we have discovered that we have a penchant for bottles and banana's but not intercourse.

[CaudleHalbard]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

The title disturbs me

The title could even be seen as homophobic!

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

The title could even be seen as homophobic!

*Sniff*

I smell a can of worms being opened.....

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

Haha

Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

The title could even be seen as homophobic!

I was offended. I'll be in contact with ofcome asap.