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The White Queen strikes!
"You upset babes?" she asked sympathetically, while platting Mikey's hair.
"Not upset, know-a-mean. She had to pick someone, I just don't know why she picked Grace, know-a-mean," replied Mikey, sounding even more Scouse than normal because he was a bit sad.
"But babes you're biased. Susie's nice, she wants to make her own opinions. She's not a snob," said Aisleyne. You got the feeling she was going somewhere with this.
"I didn't think Grace had upset anybody, like," said Mikey.
Aisleyne sighed ostentatiously, then repeated: "You're biased. You might not see what others see, because of what's going on with you and her." Prod, prod.
There was a pause. Then Aisleyne cleared her throat and said: "Mikey, that girl hates me."
"Who?" he responded quickly.
"Dunno," said Aisleyne, suddenly turning coy.
"Nikki?" asked Mikey.
"No," was the response.
"You can tell me," Mikey said.
"No I can't, I can't tell anyone," she concluded, sadly.
Then they were silent again, Mikey's face a picture of concentration. A girl hates her, but not Nikki... who else could it be?
HK,
yet BB allowed the "Get Grace out" chants to be broadcast to the housemates.
It should be noted that the chanting and the screaming can be heard in the BB house without the aid of speakers. Technically the crowd are only on the other side of the building. It's been a long-running tradition that the housemates try to gauge GBP opinion by what they hear on eviction night.
Why should she stay and help Endemol line their pockets with the multitude of eviction votes that will be heading Grace's way, and only for her to be lynched by the crowd on eviction night? Seems like a lose-lose situation for her no matter what she does. I'd walk and bugger up their eviction night if I was her.
Umm, because she knew what the stakes were when she agreed to become a housemate. She's well aware that housemates catch a lot of flak if the public/media turn against them. Walking out now just because her staying in is any less than a "sure thing" (and remember she doesn't know that it is) is childish. To expect to get all of the benefits of BB pseudofame (ie marginally heightend media profile and plenty cash from interviews) without going through the full eviction process is just the mark of a bad loser.
I don't think the house is going to become more boring without the Gracist. There's still plenty of spite and nastiness in there.
I don't think she should walk, but only because I'd like to see her time in the BB house lovingly dissected on Friday. |
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