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Re: Daisy and Billy in the jungle?

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For those interested, Daisy finished second behind Miguel Maestre.

Re: Daisy and Billy in the jungle?

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Saw it on TV before work yesterday. Didn’t think he would make it that far.
This digital world is too much for us insects to understand.

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For those interested, Daisy finished second behind Miguel Maestre.

Is this the show where folk marry someone they’ve never clapped eyes on?  Who did Daisy marry?
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Re: Daisy and Billy in the jungle?

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No dude. They go into the jungle to eat weird sh1t and handle bugs and snakes.
This digital world is too much for us insects to understand.

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No dude. They go into the jungle to eat weird sh1t and handle bugs and snakes.
 Then that seems like Daisy had an unfair advantage, he spent years at the Filth!
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Then that seems like Daisy had an unfair advantage, he spent years at the Filth!
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Re: Daisy and Billy in the jungle?

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Didn't end up watching much of this, but one episode i saw was when they needed to stick their head in a box full of snakes, and shoot blow darts at a balloon.....being shocked with electricity both walking to and from the box. (not while they had their head in a box though.
(Yes, it is THAT kind of show)

Upon hearing the task, Daisy teared up as he has a severe phobia of snakes.

Everyone who was getting shocked was swearing and jumping about in pain....including Daisy in a previous task.
However, when it was Daisys turn to stick his head in with snakes, he went into 'professional mode'. He focussed fully on what needed to happen, faced his fears and absorbed the shocks with little more than a slight muscle spasm. So much so that they questioned if he was no longer being shocked. He put his head in the box, did what he had to do and went back to celebrate.

The shear will and determination of the bloke under extremely trying circumstances had to be commended. He won a lot of fans that day, and universal respect.