Jade
11-06-2005, 16:59
Maxwell and Kemal have been leading a rousing sing song to keep up the spirits of the box-bound Housemates.
Maxwell belted out the cockney classic, Head Shoulders Knees And Toes, which he sang enthusiastically aided by Saskia on harmonies. We reckon Maxwell was having a knees-up all his own inside that box.
The Londoner then upped the glamour factor by belting out a little Jason Donovan number, circa 1989. Rather sadly he knew all the words to Too Many Broken Hearts. Not something you want to admit if you're trying to impress the ladies, mate.
Continental crooner Kemal added to the musical flavour in the House with a rousing rendition of Turkish hit, Kiss Kiss. He accompanied the tune by hammering on the top of Makosi's box, which she probably found just a tiny bit annoying.
Could Kemal's singing flush the Housemates out of their boxes? Or are they in for the long haul?
Maxwell belted out the cockney classic, Head Shoulders Knees And Toes, which he sang enthusiastically aided by Saskia on harmonies. We reckon Maxwell was having a knees-up all his own inside that box.
The Londoner then upped the glamour factor by belting out a little Jason Donovan number, circa 1989. Rather sadly he knew all the words to Too Many Broken Hearts. Not something you want to admit if you're trying to impress the ladies, mate.
Continental crooner Kemal added to the musical flavour in the House with a rousing rendition of Turkish hit, Kiss Kiss. He accompanied the tune by hammering on the top of Makosi's box, which she probably found just a tiny bit annoying.
Could Kemal's singing flush the Housemates out of their boxes? Or are they in for the long haul?