Reality TV
Pete is not taking the loss of his fur coat well.
The police removed Pete's fur coat yesterday after a number of viewers complained about its illegality.
Unimpressed with its extraction, Pete declared: "It's not a victory for the fur campaigners. People want what they can't have - that's why there are perfumes called 'Addict' and 'Poison.' It's stifling human freedom! I hope there's a huge demand for gorilla fur coats. Every one I ever see, I'll buy."
Pete revealed that he had spoken to one of the "top dogs" of Big Brother, and that the police had interviewed both Big Brother people, himself and Michael. "Rather than letting the police in the house on Friday," he explained, "they've confiscated it."
The police removed Pete's fur coat yesterday after a number of viewers complained about its illegality.
Unimpressed with its extraction, Pete declared: "It's not a victory for the fur campaigners. People want what they can't have - that's why there are perfumes called 'Addict' and 'Poison.' It's stifling human freedom! I hope there's a huge demand for gorilla fur coats. Every one I ever see, I'll buy."
Pete revealed that he had spoken to one of the "top dogs" of Big Brother, and that the police had interviewed both Big Brother people, himself and Michael. "Rather than letting the police in the house on Friday," he explained, "they've confiscated it."
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