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BecD
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I think someone got some new boobs too. She was like an A cup back then, and she was just a skinny too.
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I think someone got some new boobs too. She was like an A cup back then, and she was just a skinny too.
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Amigo22
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The swap was before the merge.
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mandism
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the article i read on wikipedia said jamie still wishes he was married to leah
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Sweet Adeline
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My man is at the Sexpo (in Sydney) right now, and he just sms'd me a picture of Zoran getting his photo taken with a naked Belladonna.
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bad_intentions
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Previous Big Brother winners
* Series 1 winner Ben Williams, of Victoria was a builder's labourer and a student before winning Big Brother in 2001. Ben's involvement in the annual World Vision 40 Hour Famine led to the housemate's participation and he has since continued to support World Vision activities. Ben also joined Triple M as the Sydney Swans reporter during the 2002 AFL season.
* Series 2 winner Mr Nice Guy, Peter Corbett won a prize pool of $250,000 in 2002 at the age of 23. He lost both his parents to cancer at a young age and has since become an active charity supporter, assisting Banardos Australia and becoming an ambassador for Daffodil Day.
* Celebrity Big Brother Dylan Lewis shot to fame while hosting the groundbreaking live music variety show Recovery, and has since hosted several other TV and radio shows.
* Series 3 winner Regina Bird with her naivety and charm became the first woman to win the reality show. After her win, she appeared on Channel 9's Skating on Thin Ice and worked as a flight attendant on Virgin Blue airlines. Regina now lives on the Gold Coast with her sweetheart, firefighter Dale Sorensen, and daughter Mia.
* Series 4 winner Trevor Butler, the million dollar winner, lives at Tweed Heads and now works with the crew at Hot Tomato. Trevor was one of seven celebrities to feature in a television program, Celebrity Overhaul.
* Series 5 winners, twins David and Greg Mathew won Big Brother 2005 and received $836,000 in prizemoney. Often treated as a single person, the twins tricked their housemates into believing they were a single person until an injury gave them away. Since their win, the twins have made a documentary of their trip to the South Pole on skis. They plan to do the same about their trip in the Simpson Desert.
* Series 6 winner Jamie Brooksby, more commonly known as the 'guy with the headband', won Big Brother in 2006. The laidback personal trainer best known for his headbands and low-slung jeans took home prizemoney of $426,000 and declared love for his ex-housemate Katie Hastings on national television.
* Series 7 winner Aleisha Cowcher was the Victorian hairdresser and 2007 winner. Described as hyperactive and energetic, Aleisha was the longest lasting original housemate not to be nominated until she failed a task set by Big Brother. Since her win, she moved in with her Big Brother housemate Emma Cornell, and continues to date Billy Bentley -- her infatuation while on the show.
http://www.goldcoast.com.au/article/2008/07/22/13958_gold-coast-top-story.html
* Series 1 winner Ben Williams, of Victoria was a builder's labourer and a student before winning Big Brother in 2001. Ben's involvement in the annual World Vision 40 Hour Famine led to the housemate's participation and he has since continued to support World Vision activities. Ben also joined Triple M as the Sydney Swans reporter during the 2002 AFL season.
* Series 2 winner Mr Nice Guy, Peter Corbett won a prize pool of $250,000 in 2002 at the age of 23. He lost both his parents to cancer at a young age and has since become an active charity supporter, assisting Banardos Australia and becoming an ambassador for Daffodil Day.
* Celebrity Big Brother Dylan Lewis shot to fame while hosting the groundbreaking live music variety show Recovery, and has since hosted several other TV and radio shows.
* Series 3 winner Regina Bird with her naivety and charm became the first woman to win the reality show. After her win, she appeared on Channel 9's Skating on Thin Ice and worked as a flight attendant on Virgin Blue airlines. Regina now lives on the Gold Coast with her sweetheart, firefighter Dale Sorensen, and daughter Mia.
* Series 4 winner Trevor Butler, the million dollar winner, lives at Tweed Heads and now works with the crew at Hot Tomato. Trevor was one of seven celebrities to feature in a television program, Celebrity Overhaul.
* Series 5 winners, twins David and Greg Mathew won Big Brother 2005 and received $836,000 in prizemoney. Often treated as a single person, the twins tricked their housemates into believing they were a single person until an injury gave them away. Since their win, the twins have made a documentary of their trip to the South Pole on skis. They plan to do the same about their trip in the Simpson Desert.
* Series 6 winner Jamie Brooksby, more commonly known as the 'guy with the headband', won Big Brother in 2006. The laidback personal trainer best known for his headbands and low-slung jeans took home prizemoney of $426,000 and declared love for his ex-housemate Katie Hastings on national television.
* Series 7 winner Aleisha Cowcher was the Victorian hairdresser and 2007 winner. Described as hyperactive and energetic, Aleisha was the longest lasting original housemate not to be nominated until she failed a task set by Big Brother. Since her win, she moved in with her Big Brother housemate Emma Cornell, and continues to date Billy Bentley -- her infatuation while on the show.
http://www.goldcoast.com.au/article/2008/07/22/13958_gold-coast-top-story.html
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cruel_heartless
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Well, are you going to post the pic so we believe you? Typical, Zoran being a grade A fat smut hound with a slut.
Hang on, why was your husband at the sexpo? How embarrassing.
Yes. Years ago he used to be quite slim, though before BB his weight ballooned something fierce, he managed to lose quite a bit for BB, though he has since put a fair bit of weight back on.
Poxy
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Yup, he said he lost a lot of weight just before BB06.
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Niandra_lades
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According to Nick, Aleisha & Billy are now living in Melbourne.
http://forum.behindbigbrother.com/showpost.php?p=978939&postcount=3819
Looking forward to the photo SA
There are a few albums up over at Titomedia, none of Zoran at the moment.
Check out Mr Pricasso
http://www.titomedia.com/site/show_gallery/2252#SEXPO 2007 Sydney - Day 1
Farmer takes to Yarra life
David Graham relaxes with his charges.
Brad Ryan
29Jul08
YARRAVILLE is a far cry from the outback farming town of Goondiwindi but according to reality TV star David Graham, there are "more similarities between Goondiwindi and Yarraville than you'd care to poke a stick at".
Graham, who described himself as "the token farmer and the token gay guy" while on Big Brother in 2006 and later competed on Dancing with the Stars, said he had fallen in love with the suburb since starting work there a month ago.
"The Yarraville village is just spectacular it's just so casual and everyone is so friendly, it's like it's a small country town," he said.
"I desperately want to move here."
Graham has left the farm in Goondiwindi to expand his ethical lamb business in Melbourne, and is managing a daycare centre for dogs on Hyde St.
He told the Leader he was feeling "emotional" about the demise of Big Brother, which Channel 10 says will not be revived after its eighth series ended last week.
"I spoke to probably five of my housemates (from the show) last night and we were all saying how weird it was and how emotional it was," Graham said.
"The first year we were all so intensely busy with the things we were doing we didn't really miss it, but now we have time to sit down and watch it occasionally, we kind of all got attached to the house again."
The controversial program gave Graham an outlet to highlight the issue of homophobia in rural Australia, and his popularity then catapulted him on to Dancing with the Stars, where he championed another cause close to his heart that of farmers' crippled by drought.
"I wouldn't go a single day where I wouldn't have someone say something incredibly positive about their response," Graham said.
"Regardless of the fact that 17 million Australians didn't watch Big Brother or Dancing it's hard to escape that my story got out there in every medium possible."
Today it continues to do so, primarily via cyberspace, with website farmerdave.com.au recording more than 150,000 visitors since October 2006.
Set up to document farm life during one of the worst droughts in history, it now also includes blog entries on househunting in Melbourne and Graham's growing business projects.
"I couldn't keep up with the emails and letters," Graham said.
For now, Graham has abandoned a foray into politics, in which he flagged an ambition to stand for the
National Party and push the party on gay rights policies.
"I put myself out there as a gay person that people could identify with and there's only so many things you can do before people start being put off by activism," Graham said.
"There's been zero negativity at all whereas before I went on Big Brother there was.
"I was bashed and left for dead on a street in Brisbane, and there was a reason to jump up and down."
For now, there's nowhere Graham would rather be than surrounded by dogs in daycare.
"The intense urge that I've always had just to get back to my farm, make sure everything is alright, go for a horse ride - it's not gone but it's sufficed by being here," he said.
"It's so integral to being a country person, being around animals.
"This is the best job in the world."
http://www.themaribyrnongleader.com.au/article/2008/07/29/39795_wtv_news.html
David Graham relaxes with his charges.
Brad Ryan
29Jul08
YARRAVILLE is a far cry from the outback farming town of Goondiwindi but according to reality TV star David Graham, there are "more similarities between Goondiwindi and Yarraville than you'd care to poke a stick at".
Graham, who described himself as "the token farmer and the token gay guy" while on Big Brother in 2006 and later competed on Dancing with the Stars, said he had fallen in love with the suburb since starting work there a month ago.
"The Yarraville village is just spectacular it's just so casual and everyone is so friendly, it's like it's a small country town," he said.
"I desperately want to move here."
Graham has left the farm in Goondiwindi to expand his ethical lamb business in Melbourne, and is managing a daycare centre for dogs on Hyde St.
He told the Leader he was feeling "emotional" about the demise of Big Brother, which Channel 10 says will not be revived after its eighth series ended last week.
"I spoke to probably five of my housemates (from the show) last night and we were all saying how weird it was and how emotional it was," Graham said.
"The first year we were all so intensely busy with the things we were doing we didn't really miss it, but now we have time to sit down and watch it occasionally, we kind of all got attached to the house again."
The controversial program gave Graham an outlet to highlight the issue of homophobia in rural Australia, and his popularity then catapulted him on to Dancing with the Stars, where he championed another cause close to his heart that of farmers' crippled by drought.
"I wouldn't go a single day where I wouldn't have someone say something incredibly positive about their response," Graham said.
"Regardless of the fact that 17 million Australians didn't watch Big Brother or Dancing it's hard to escape that my story got out there in every medium possible."
Today it continues to do so, primarily via cyberspace, with website farmerdave.com.au recording more than 150,000 visitors since October 2006.
Set up to document farm life during one of the worst droughts in history, it now also includes blog entries on househunting in Melbourne and Graham's growing business projects.
"I couldn't keep up with the emails and letters," Graham said.
For now, Graham has abandoned a foray into politics, in which he flagged an ambition to stand for the
National Party and push the party on gay rights policies.
"I put myself out there as a gay person that people could identify with and there's only so many things you can do before people start being put off by activism," Graham said.
"There's been zero negativity at all whereas before I went on Big Brother there was.
"I was bashed and left for dead on a street in Brisbane, and there was a reason to jump up and down."
For now, there's nowhere Graham would rather be than surrounded by dogs in daycare.
"The intense urge that I've always had just to get back to my farm, make sure everything is alright, go for a horse ride - it's not gone but it's sufficed by being here," he said.
"It's so integral to being a country person, being around animals.
"This is the best job in the world."
http://www.themaribyrnongleader.com.au/article/2008/07/29/39795_wtv_news.html
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skaifey
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Oh dear....He still looks a sexy hunk.
doesnt he just. what a waste of a man.
allthough i still cant g his temper tantrum out of my head but as long as he stays quiet he would make a great piece of man meat
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sionn
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I'm sure he still has bad temper more so after BB the fame got to his head.
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Niandra_lades
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UPDATE
Rory spotted walking into the Corio STD clinic to have a checkup.
Dixie and Renee spotted at Dubbo Centrelink applying for Newstart Allowance.
Barney has bitten the bullet and taken a job as a childrens clown.
Saxon seen leaving a screening of the new X Files movie. Appeared to have a raging boner.
Rory spotted walking into the Corio STD clinic to have a checkup.
Dixie and Renee spotted at Dubbo Centrelink applying for Newstart Allowance.
Barney has bitten the bullet and taken a job as a childrens clown.
Saxon seen leaving a screening of the new X Files movie. Appeared to have a raging boner.
