McBusted have announced that they are forming a massive supergroup. I know that this announcement was quite a surprise to me, however on social media, it didn't seem to be quite a shock. Many reactions to the news was things like "Is it going to work?"; "What happened to Charlie?" - To answer the question about Charlie, he decided that he didn't want to join the band again, however he didn't forget to cash in on his share of the band. He decided that he technically owned part of the "Busted" name, so he called an 'emergency' meeting with his former bandmates, and then they decided to pay him a six figure sum according to reports. He's not daft.
The ten celebrities heading into the jungle for the new series are: Rebecca Adlington, Steve Davis, Kian Egan, David Emanuel, Joey Essex, Laila Morse, Lucy Pargeter, Alfonso Ribeiro, Amy Willerton and Matthew Wright - bearing in mind, seeing what I've saw on 'The Only Way Is Essex', Joey Essex seems to be as soft as a brush.
You know, when you are like, out in public and you always come across one of them brits that are just complete utter t**ts and then are just arrogant. You never seem to understand how ignorant they can be. I was on the bus the other day, with my disabled nan [who has a heart condition which means that she can't walk/ stand for a long period of time, however she can walk about 10-15 steps] and when we first got on the bus, the wheelchair space was already occupied, so I told my nan to take a seat on one of the disabled chairs - the ones that fold up - so she did and I folded the wheelchair up and then stood up on the bus with it. However, a few bus stops ahead and more people started to get onto the bus with prams and shopping trolleys - them funny ones with wheels, not the ones at Asda, so the bus driver told me that my nan and this other elderly woman would have to stand up, so I can put the wheelchair in the space, however, I objected to doing this as my nan can't do this and the other elderly woman looked as though she was uncomfortable at this suggestion, in the end, the other woman got off the bus which enabled me to place the wheelchair in the correct space.
On the way home, It was the same instance, however I had already placed the wheelchair in the dedicated space, and there wasn't an issue with seating, and then this woman come onto the bus with a pram and suggested that I stood up and that I moved the wheelchair, and as you can guess, I'm a tw*t so I objected to this and pointed out a sign on the bus that stated that the bus company, Arriva, had a "polite notice" that requested the passengers folded up their prams and loaded them in the bay that was available, this bay was available but the woman refused to fold it up, so it is her own fucking fault, and I still think my actions were acceptable after my nan has a disability and she shouldn't have to be made uncomfortable and made the stand up. Don't get me wrong, my nan is the type of person that would stand up if she had to but I felt that she was already in her chair first and that she had paid for her chair, so I told my nan that she should remain seated.
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See you next week,
Liam xx
