chance
18-07-2005, 21:17
Whilst sitting around in the living area during the nominations window this afternoon, the housemates were enjoying a conversation about music.
Not one to be left out, Eugene exclaimed: "I've met Dannii Minogue a few times. She's very small. She's very gorgeous. Very friendly though."
The Australian's height led Makosi to broadcast her own theory, namely that small people make the best pop stars. "Pop stars have to be tiny," she announced. "If you want to be a pop star, you have to be tiny."
More interested in the specific tiny person who is apparently better-looking than sister Kylie, Anthony asked Eugene about his relationship to her. He explained: "She came in a couple of times to be interviewed...as you do, you know," he chuckled. Expert Eugene then went on to explain that artists tend to visit radio stations in order to promote new material.
Not limited to Dannii, added that he had also worked with the Black Eyed Peas with a ISDN, described by Derek as "a glorified sort of...a glorified sort of...facsimile, isn't it?"
The conversation then turned to the "YMCA" dance, in which Eugene's dyslexic friends are apparently experts.
Not one to be left out, Eugene exclaimed: "I've met Dannii Minogue a few times. She's very small. She's very gorgeous. Very friendly though."
The Australian's height led Makosi to broadcast her own theory, namely that small people make the best pop stars. "Pop stars have to be tiny," she announced. "If you want to be a pop star, you have to be tiny."
More interested in the specific tiny person who is apparently better-looking than sister Kylie, Anthony asked Eugene about his relationship to her. He explained: "She came in a couple of times to be interviewed...as you do, you know," he chuckled. Expert Eugene then went on to explain that artists tend to visit radio stations in order to promote new material.
Not limited to Dannii, added that he had also worked with the Black Eyed Peas with a ISDN, described by Derek as "a glorified sort of...a glorified sort of...facsimile, isn't it?"
The conversation then turned to the "YMCA" dance, in which Eugene's dyslexic friends are apparently experts.