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Blazesyth
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Re: Big Brother racism
From LA Times:
“Big Brother” houseguest Aaryn Gries, who has made derogatory remarks about African American, Asian American and gay members of the house, has no idea that her remarks have sparked a controversy among viewers.
But when she exits the house, she will apparently get some help with “spin control” to deal with the potential public fallout from her controversial comments.
Sources for the series said the mother of Gries, who lives in San Angelo, Texas, has already hired a publicist for the 22-year-old college student, making Gries perhaps the first contestant in “Big Brother” history to get representation while still living in the house.
Gries has already lost her job at a modeling agency as a result of the remarks. While she is still isolated and unaware of her dismissal, her mother is aware of the firing and is taking steps to redeem her daughter’s reputation.
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Re: Big Brother racism
Posted by Blazesyth
From LA Times:
“Big Brother” houseguest Aaryn Gries, who has made derogatory remarks about African American, Asian American and gay members of the house, has no idea that her remarks have sparked a controversy among viewers.
But when she exits the house, she will apparently get some help with “spin control” to deal with the potential public fallout from her controversial comments.
Sources for the series said the mother of Gries, who lives in San Angelo, Texas, has already hired a publicist for the 22-year-old college student, making Gries perhaps the first contestant in “Big Brother” history to get representation while still living in the house.
Gries has already lost her job at a modeling agency as a result of the remarks. While she is still isolated and unaware of her dismissal, her mother is aware of the firing and is taking steps to redeem her daughter’s reputation.
wow LMAO
I really hope once she gets out of the house and sees the sh!t storm that she caused she will try to change and better herself as person. we need more loveable ppl than hateful, so everyone deserves a chance to change
and I have to add that I love this show because of the vileness. this show illustrates what a bunch of asshles we all are if are thrown into a house with nothing to do but to stare at walls along with ppl we will never choose to hang out , put a goal of a huge paycheck at the end and..... everyone will turn evil to some degree saying and doing things that usually they wouldnt(obviously not to the extent of human garbage like Aaryn and Jeremy and the others, but still).
I love how this show strips down the barriers and pretenses of every day life. a true (even with production's constant tampering) social experiment.
Most importantly I love how u need to have a great social skills to win. the manipulation (in a nice game setting that is) is amazing to watch unfold from conception and little seeds planted to real on getting ppl out and advancing ahead toward the 500K
just my 2 cents as I saw some on this thread were asking why we love this game so much 
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limomof2
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Re: Big Brother racism
I REALLY hope Julie outs her when she gets off the show. I know she has sort of called her out already on the live show but I hope she goes further when she's sitting next to her. Then Aaryn will say, I never said anything, they twisted my words and Julie will say....ROLL THE TAPES busted ******!
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