chance
13-08-2005, 10:09
So near and yet so far, are you disappointed?
Anthony is a great person, I'm really pleased that he has won. I'm very chuffed to be in the final let alone second.
Historically, it's always been hard for latecomers to Big Brother. How hard was it for you?
The experience was quite hard but it's not something I'm not used to. I've got lots of friends of different ages. But it was quite trying sometimes.
Why do you think you got this far?
Probably because I was pretty much myself, I'm quite a nice person and most of my friends like me. I tried to be reasonably helpful.
What was going through your head on Wednesday night when you were sitting in the Diary Room in front of all that money?
I thought, 'Well I'm probably not going to come close, shall I take it, shall I not take it?' And I just went for it and took it. In a lot of ways I didn't know if it was the right move or not.
Do you think it might have cost you your first place?
I think maybe it did, but to honest I'm quite happy with that. I'm glad that Anthony has won.
What was the most difficult thing about joining five weeks in?
The most difficult thing was the Secret Garden.
How hard can it be being locked in a room with Kinga and Orlaith with no more or less no clothes on?
Very hard indeed! No pun intended. They are both great people. Kinga's got a lovely bright personality and she's very bubbly. But Orlaith was also a fantastic girl, she was like the level-headed side.
How different does the House look on the TV to when you see it on the inside?
On the TV it looks quite spacious but what you don't realise is that you don't have any privacy. I didn't mind the showers but it's things like when you want a quite moment to think - you don't really get that.
Do you think you have come out a stronger person?
Yes, I'm more assertive. I've learnt to say no.
What are you going to spend you money on?
I just don't know yet!
Anthony is a great person, I'm really pleased that he has won. I'm very chuffed to be in the final let alone second.
Historically, it's always been hard for latecomers to Big Brother. How hard was it for you?
The experience was quite hard but it's not something I'm not used to. I've got lots of friends of different ages. But it was quite trying sometimes.
Why do you think you got this far?
Probably because I was pretty much myself, I'm quite a nice person and most of my friends like me. I tried to be reasonably helpful.
What was going through your head on Wednesday night when you were sitting in the Diary Room in front of all that money?
I thought, 'Well I'm probably not going to come close, shall I take it, shall I not take it?' And I just went for it and took it. In a lot of ways I didn't know if it was the right move or not.
Do you think it might have cost you your first place?
I think maybe it did, but to honest I'm quite happy with that. I'm glad that Anthony has won.
What was the most difficult thing about joining five weeks in?
The most difficult thing was the Secret Garden.
How hard can it be being locked in a room with Kinga and Orlaith with no more or less no clothes on?
Very hard indeed! No pun intended. They are both great people. Kinga's got a lovely bright personality and she's very bubbly. But Orlaith was also a fantastic girl, she was like the level-headed side.
How different does the House look on the TV to when you see it on the inside?
On the TV it looks quite spacious but what you don't realise is that you don't have any privacy. I didn't mind the showers but it's things like when you want a quite moment to think - you don't really get that.
Do you think you have come out a stronger person?
Yes, I'm more assertive. I've learnt to say no.
What are you going to spend you money on?
I just don't know yet!