Big Brother housemates 'to grow own food'

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Big Brother housemates 'to grow own food'

Post: # 107333Post John Headstrong »

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7435050.stm

interesting, but I am still not going to watch that f!#&*%g crap

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Aaaaaaaargh! Didn't they try this to start with? And they had chickens too for fresh eggs? Not sure what happened, not entirely bothered, unless of course the chickens suffered which is wrong.

My mum told me yesterday that she was looking forward to the start of the next BB :roll: Mind you, she also complained there was nothing on the TV since Britain's Got Talent & I'd Do Anything finished at the weekend. I firmly believe we don't share the same gene pool :lol:

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BB participants do WHAT????? :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: :shock: :lol: :lol:

ROFLMAO - they wouldn't even recognise a potato. :laughing5: :laughing5:

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Can you grow Pot Noodles, then?
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This battery farming of humans is wrong, free the humans.

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Post: # 107457Post Milims »

So they'll be going hungry for the first 10 weeks or so then? Maybe they'll be living on cress and bean sprouts? Maybe that's the entertainment this time - after all watching beans sprout will be infinately more amusing than watching the contestants sleep, swear and fart! :mrgreen:
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Post: # 107659Post mrsflibble »

this beats me. what's with the whole boom in people making "grow stuff you can eat" telly at the moment?! I'd like it known here that I started growing some food BEFORE IT GOT COOL. as did the majority of people on here lol!!!
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mrsflibble wrote:this beats me. what's with the whole boom in people making "grow stuff you can eat" telly at the moment?! I'd like it known here that I started growing some food BEFORE IT GOT COOL. as did the majority of people on here lol!!!
Yey to that, 15 years ago or more I had a roof garden in London with Toms, Maize, and a heap of other things! In the late 70's I was selfsufficient in Herbs, shrooms, baked my own bread and fermented my own wine (all required an old skool airing cupboard, don't see many about these days). No space to grow much else, although I can claim to be a pioneer of grolux lighting systems LoL.

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Yes and I am sure we will all be growing when it becomes cool AGAIN!

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Post: # 107948Post Super.Niki »

haha!!! I love Big Brother for purely sadistic reasons...laughing at the weirdos!!

The phrase "This year's "green" Big Brother house will also feature a large recycling bin in the kitchen." in the article amused me... like BB is sooooo green because it has a "large" recycling bin... wow... oh my goodness... we should all be taking tips form BB... oh wait... I have SIX recycling bins... I win!

Seriously though... it is funny... the huge number of complete odd balls they have in there!!

I don't recall them ever having a 100% eco-warrior in the house, anyone else? Would be amusing...
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I'd planned to make some off-the-cuff sardonic remark about Big Brother, but Super.Niki, your avatar thing threw me! Very good, most amusing!
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Post: # 107956Post Super.Niki »

Thank you! I love it!!I can't remember where I found it (probably msndollies or something similar...) but there's lots of variations of you look ong Google Images or something... I just liked the fact that it's obviously a homeless bloke with that on his board, no matter how staged that's pretty cool! :)
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Post: # 108010Post mrsflibble »

Super.Niki wrote:
I don't recall them ever having a 100% eco-warrior in the house, anyone else? Would be amusing...
so long as it's a "normal" eco-warrior, not some stinky bloke in a hairshirt who normally lives in a tree by heathrow; 'cos that'd just keep purveying the stereotype and we don't want that.
I think we can stretch to some dreads...I like dreads.
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
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