ÿþ<html> <head> <title>Busted Online</title> <LINK REL=stylesheet HREF="/busted/style.css" type="text/css"> </head> <body> <i>Taken from Sugar - ??</i><br> Thanks to <a href="mailto:kim4751@hotmail.com">Kim</a> for typing this up!<p> <center><b><u>'You ask Busted'</b></u></center><p> <i>Is there something you ve always wanted to know about the boys? Better keep reading..</i><p> <b>They ve bagged two Brit awards, had fistfuls of top-10 singles, put out two platinum albums - and still you want more! Yes, every day Sugar s postbag is crammed full of requests for Busted and the questions you want answered. And your wish is our command, so we warmed up the sofas and invited the lads round for an interview with a difference. The questions we asked were all dreamed up by you..</b><p> <b>Which member of Busted has got the biggest tackle?</b> <i>(Samantha, 15, Exeter)</i><br> <b>Matt:</b> Ooh, that s cheeky Samantha! Most people would say Charlie because he s so tall..<br> <b>Charlie:</b> And they wouldn t be wrong either, mate.<br> <b>Matt:</b> But actually, I think it s me!<br> <b>James:</b> We don t really show each other our willies, though, as it goes..<p> <b>What do you eat to make yourself feel better when you ve got a hangover?</b> <i>(Angie, 14, Hastings)</i><br> <b>Matt:</b> I overload on greasy food. It s weird the way your body craves it when you should be eating something healthy to counteract the booze! My favourite pick-me-up is bangers, mash and onion gravy. That always does the trick.<br> <b>James:</b> But you can t beat a good old bacon sarnie with loads of tomato ketchup.<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Apparently you need to have another beer to really sort out a thick head. I can t think of anything worse!<p> <b>Charlie, if I were to marry you and have your children, what would we call them?</b> <i>(Claire, 15, Cambridge)</i><br> <b>Charlie:</b> If we had a boy he d be called Archie, but if it was a girl we d call her Alicia.<p> <b>What s the grossest medical complaint you ve ever had?</b> <i>(Paula, 15, London)</i><br> <b>Charlie:</b> Athlete s foot. It s so minging, man. My foot went all crusty and manky, but luckily I sorted it out with this spray.<br> <b>Matt:</b> That s nothing - when I was six, I used to have these warts on my knees. Before I had them frozen off, I d rub them on the girl who sat next to me at school and really freak her out! A few years later, I quite fancied her and tried to make a move, but she wasn t interested in snogging me.<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Funny, that..<p> <b>Matt, who would you rather snog - James or Charlie?</b> <i>(Natalie, 14, Bournemouth)</i><br> <b>Matt:</b> What? Neither! I d never snog a geezer. I was asked to snog a boy once for a part in a TV show, but I refused. They told me it would show what a good actor I was, but I couldn t get over the thought of my mum watching. So neither, I m afraid. They re great lads but they don t float my boat!<p> <b>Would you drink your own wee if I gave you £1,000?</b> <i>(Dora, 15, Farnham)</i><br> <b>Charlie:</b> No way, not for anything! Although, actually, I d probably consider it for a million..<br> <b>Matt:</b> I could never, ever force wee into my mouth - I d throw up straight away. And I d never eat my own poo either before you ask. That s the most disgusting thing I could ever imagine.<br> <b>James:</b> Nah, not for a grand. It s not worth it. I d drink my wee for £30K. It s meant to be quite good for you, isn t it?<p> <b>When you were younger, did you ever buy naughty magazines? If so, where did you hide them?</b> <i>(Anna 16, Kent)</i><br> <b>Charlie:</b> Naughty magazines? What, porn?<br> <b>James:</b> Durr, yeah!<br> <b>Charlie:</b> No, I never bought any. I d borrow them from my mates sometimes, but I never had my own.<br> <b>James:</b> I used to go round my mate s houses and look at theirs' rather than buy my own. I was too worried about my mum finding them. That d be so embarrassing.<p> <b>If I gave you ¤ 20 to buy me a present, what would you get me?</b> <i>(Jenny, 14, Kingston)</i><br> <b>Charlie:</b> I d give you a CD of my choice, a McDonalds milkshake of your choice, a ticket to a cool gig.. and a fiver in cash!<br> <b>Matt:</b> I d buy you a copy of A Present For Everyone, I ve heard it s a pretty good album..<br> <b>James:</b> You d get a quality DVD form me. Something really funny that we could watch together, such as Dumb And Dumber, or Happy Gilmore.<p> <b>James, if I was to fix you a sandwich for lunch what would you like in it?</b> <i>(Tabbi, 14, Reading)</i><br> <b>James:</b> Um, probably peanut butter with liver.<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Mate, you re sooo rank. Can t you stick with something normal like chicken tikka?<br> <b>James:</b> It s a nice sarnie - you should try it. But if I wanted you to make me a special sandwich Tabbi, you d need to load it with peanut butter, Walkers crisps, ham, salad and ketchup and a bit of cheese. All the different layers make it taste great.<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Ketchup and crisps in a sandwich? Are you serious?<br> <b>James:</b> Totally. It s a winner.<p> <b>Do any of you smell your boxers shorts when you take them off at night?</b> <i>(Theresa, 14, Blandford)</i><br> <b>Matt:</b> No way. OK, I admit that I occasionally sniff my sock on their freshness, but I d never smell my boxers. That s totally rank.<br> <b>James:</b> I smell my socks too.<br> <b>Matt:</b> Do yours smell good?<br> <b>James:</b> They don t really smell much actually. If they do, I just change them. And if they don t..<br> <b>Matt:</b> Then you wear them the next day as well?<br> <b>James:</b> Yeah, why not?<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Mate, that s a really lovely thing to admit to.<p> <b>What were your favourite toys when you were a kid?</b> <i>(Rachel, 14, Coventry)</i><br> <b>Charlie:</b> My guitar and drum kit. I didn t spend much time playing with toys - although I did have action figures which were cool.<br> <b>Matt:</b> Aren t you forgetting something Charlie? Didn t you have your Night-Night?<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Thanks a lot mate. OK, yes, I also had a comfort blanket which I called Night-Night. I don t have it anymore though.<p> <b>If you really wanted to impress me what would you cook?</b> <i>(Charlotte, 15, Farnham)</i><br> <b>Charlie:</b> I d do you a nice pasta dish with chicken and white whine sauce. It works every time.<br> <b>Matt:</b> Scrambled eggs with smoked bacon on white toast. I d present you with a plate of that first thing in the morning and I reckon it s blow Charlie s efforts out of the water!<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Well yeah, but I doubt I d give a girl pasta for breakfast!<br> <b>James:</b> I m not very good at cooking so I d order something in and pretend I d made it.<br> <b>Charlie:</b> You could make her one of your special sandwiches.<br> <b>James:</b> I could, yeah. That d really impress you, Charlotte. Mmm!<p> Have you ever weed in the street?</b> <i>(Annie-Leigh, 13, Durham)</i><br> <b>James:</b> Yeah - I still do it now!<br> <b>Charlie:</b> I weed my pants once and my parents captured the whole thing on video camera.<br> <b>James:</b> That s gross, Charlie.<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Yeah, but I was four at the time, so I figure that s OK.<p> <b>What things make you cringe?</b> <i>(Francesca, 16, Colchester)</i><br> <b>Matt:</b> I hate it when people suck up to me - especially now. I d far rather someone said we were crap if that s what they think. Honesty s very important to me.<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Yeah, I m the same. I hate it when people laugh at something I say when it s blatantly not funny, just try and impress me.<br> <b>Matt:</b> [Laughs out loud]<br> <b>Charlie:</b> Yup, just like that.<p> </body> </html>