Ignorance is Strength?

This is Emily.
She is from Bristol.
She feels the need to tell us about indie music, as, gosh, none of us common folk know about it already.
She is also on Big Brother.
Correction, was on Big Brother until she 'jokingly' called another housemate the N word.
Rascist horseplay, apparently.

The fact she then stood over said housemate saying 'you're not offended, yeah' is apparently something noone else has mentioned, but there you go. You can be a bully and thats okay, but if you're rascist then fuck right off. Obviously they were right to haul her out of bed at 3am and chuck her out, cos she's nasty.

Interestingly Charley's reaction was just pure shock. She kept bringing it up and then saying 'can we just change the subject, for god's sake can noone have a private conversation in here?' etc etc.. she was obviously offended by it, as she had every right to be, but it was almost as if she was ashamed she was offended by it, which just goes to show the way girls bully eachother...

Has anyone read Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood, one wonders?

It is very very interesting that the pretty ones on Big Brother always seem to get more and more ugly when you start to see the real them. Which is reassuring for us all.

ANYWAY, Emily's a fucking drama student, which tells us all we need to know, in my opinion.

Apart from that, it was my birthday last week, and i went to see Graham Fellows. I wanted him to sing Jilted John for me (what GENIUS that song is), but i think he's a bit past it...
Here's that amazing song on Top Of The Pops.
Hahaha OH to be in the audience of a TOTP in the 70s...
Cept i don't cos now i'd be like 30. Which would be scary.

Today's Song is...
Dizzee Rascal- Sirens
It's a cliché but its like urban poetry. Plus he was one of Shazia Mirza's pupils. (I know that cos she said i went to see her!, which on reflection was pretty bad cos it was filled with middle class people wanting a bit of satire, and not jokes about cocaine, Primark and hymens...but hey, i laughed)