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Having A Clucking Good Time
Day 53, 23:14
Monday 19 July
With the hen party in full swing, the boys were summoned by Big Brother to give their all to the sounds of 'You Can Leave Your Hat On.'
Big Brother announced the performance would begin and the girls got into proper hen night mode with Michelle chanting "Nudity! Nudity! Nudity!" and "Come on boys, don't be scared of momma!" as they awaited the lads' arrival.
Screaming and letting off party poppers, the girls settled on the sofas to enjoy the performance.
As the strains of 'You Can Leave Your Hat On' pumped into the House, the motley crew of boys self-consciously started their routine, each displaying with their own unique style. Semi-shuffling, they advanced on the bunch of laughing and shrieking girls.
Shell fanned her face with the fake cash provided for the occasion as Dan then led the crew around the sofas, strutting and posing like a true professional. "Come on baby," leered Nadia brandishing her cash.
Circuit of the sofa complete, the boys assembled in line to shed their shirts. Victor flailed bashfully while Jason writhed his upper body and flexed his muscles as his top came off.
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With Victor half-heartedly thrusting his pelvis, they commenced the second half of their routine, again doing the rounds of the sofas.
Shell generously shoved cash down the boys' trousers as they paraded past. And Michelle leaped up and down in ecstasy at the sight of so much male flesh on show.
Daniel pouted for all he was worth, advancing on Shell and treating the girls to a provocative flash of his butt cheeks. Stuart looked as though he was thoroughly enjoying himself as he leapt on the sofas.
As the final chords of the song sounded, the boys whipped off their trousers and flung them at the hen party, with Jason proudly displaying his buttocks to the crowd for the finale.
They left their hats on. And their pants... thank God.
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