chance
16-07-2005, 22:18
While Makosi is proud to be the last of the original girls to enter the House left, she has also reached a depressing conclusion: that she needs to be less feminine to survive in the House.
"I'll wear what makes me look manly, because this place is a man's world," she said.
Kemal is keeping his friends close and his suspected moles closer, chatting amiably to Makosi, even though he still thinks she is in the employ of Big Brother.
"I'm more manly today," Makosi told him. "By the time I go to bed I want ten man points," she joked.
"Are you vying for the lesbian vote?" asked Kemal. "By being more butch?"
"I'm not a lesbian," insisted Makosi, who said she wasn't vying for anybody's votes, despite idly wondering if she might be the most hated woman in England.
"I am pleased that out of six girls I am the only one left standing," she said, discounting Orlaith as a late entrant.
And she could be the only girl to win man points too.
"I'll wear what makes me look manly, because this place is a man's world," she said.
Kemal is keeping his friends close and his suspected moles closer, chatting amiably to Makosi, even though he still thinks she is in the employ of Big Brother.
"I'm more manly today," Makosi told him. "By the time I go to bed I want ten man points," she joked.
"Are you vying for the lesbian vote?" asked Kemal. "By being more butch?"
"I'm not a lesbian," insisted Makosi, who said she wasn't vying for anybody's votes, despite idly wondering if she might be the most hated woman in England.
"I am pleased that out of six girls I am the only one left standing," she said, discounting Orlaith as a late entrant.
And she could be the only girl to win man points too.