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The Chickens And Vegitable Patch
...J...
09-06-2005
Bring them Back I think it would make everthing a little bit more intresting and give everyone in the house more to do. Maby they should bring in some other pets such a duck or somthing.

Who else agrees [or dis-agrees] Also why did they take them away in the first place?
...J...
09-06-2005
eh anyone????
Mambo Italiano
09-06-2005
I miss the chickens!

Can anyone remember the last series they appeared in? They were there in BB2, as I recall, were they in BB3?
trinity2002
09-06-2005
I would like to see the chickens and veg patch back too........along with the making their own bread.

I think the producers stopped this because they thought it would take their minds off of sex too much
Cedric
09-06-2005
I say they give them a family of allegators and have done with it....it would make great TV
Vite.dfeemtoon
09-06-2005
I thought there were already a few dogs in the house...
Matabaruka
09-06-2005
I almost expected this to be a thread about FaT LEz........

Anyway, no I don't think it would be a good idea as these housemates so selfish and self-absorbed theyd probably end up neglecting them.
...J...
09-06-2005
Yer True They Would Of Been Dead By Now.
Tiagress
09-06-2005
I never understood why they got rid of them.

They just want to make life in the house so unbearably boring that everyone goes bonkers.
fdooby
09-06-2005
Yep, things were definitely more interesting when there was a self suffiency angle in the house.
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