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Old 20-08-2002, 06:41 PM #1
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Default Who has the driest sense of humour?
Well for me it has to be Spencer followed by PJ & Anna
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It's got to be Dean, that quip about the chickens being named after the Spice Girls. Funny really if they'd have still been famous and Geri hadn't lost so much weight they could have named big red after her. Cocks like to stick out there chests as well. Sorry



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Dean was a past master at the dry comment and one liner.

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It has to be Anna She used to have me in tears with the things she came out with
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The lovely Dean, by a mile.
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I thought Dean was funny

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Got to be Dean - some of his one liners were pure magic.
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I'm with the majority here and go along with Dean although Brian had his moments - who can foget the 'Stevie Wonder' response to Narinder. Still makes me smile now.
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Yeah, that was the great thing about Brian his humour was slapstick a lot of the time, but he could also be dry and cutting.
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It has to be Spencer. Some of his lines had me in stitches. Especially his "i'm not the camp co-ordinator" line..... You probably had to see it!
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My vote goes to Dean. He never went over the top with his humour, it was delivered at the right times and to the right people.
But Spencer comes a close second, I loved his response to BB when told he had been given his first official strike - 'Who-hooh, do I get a badge?' it was just ripping it out of the 'almighty' Big Brother.
But Dean is the one..
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