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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 101239" data-attributes="member: 33">I really like how the men have bonded in the house. They are a really diverse bunch is terms of age, background, race/nationality and sexuality but none of that seems to matter, they just accept each other for who they are and their differences just becomes part of the banter and the fascination that they have for each other.I can&#039;t remember who said that Shane J enjoys being part of a male group which he probably hasn&#039;t experience previously and he was right.Shane is proving to be a great housemate, he fits in well with the men when they are being &quot;lads&quot; and gets on well with the women and also seems to be the only one that challenges Ann on some of her hateful views. What is making this one of the best Big Brothers in a long time is that the housemates are just left to develop friendships (or otherwise) and situations just naturally develop instead of the producers constantly trying to create conflict. In previous series, the men wouldn&#039;t have been left to get on with each other because Big Brother would have intervened with a task to get them at each other&#039;s throats and we would have missed that adorable scene yesterday when Wayne seemed so pleased that he impressed the guys with how much drink he was able to bring back for them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 101239, member: 33"] I really like how the men have bonded in the house. They are a really diverse bunch is terms of age, background, race/nationality and sexuality but none of that seems to matter, they just accept each other for who they are and their differences just becomes part of the banter and the fascination that they have for each other. I can't remember who said that Shane J enjoys being part of a male group which he probably hasn't experience previously and he was right. Shane is proving to be a great housemate, he fits in well with the men when they are being "lads" and gets on well with the women and also seems to be the only one that challenges Ann on some of her hateful views. What is making this one of the best Big Brothers in a long time is that the housemates are just left to develop friendships (or otherwise) and situations just naturally develop instead of the producers constantly trying to create conflict. In previous series, the men wouldn't have been left to get on with each other because Big Brother would have intervened with a task to get them at each other's throats and we would have missed that adorable scene yesterday when Wayne seemed so pleased that he impressed the guys with how much drink he was able to bring back for them. [/QUOTE]

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