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Originally posted by brisket:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by brisket:
Brisket, do you not think he did that when he poked him in the face last night?

I regarded that as a reaction to Charlie.
What I mean is for Rodrigo to test Charlie`s tolerance level by words alone (with perhaps even a "I was only joking" thrown in for good measure.)
Perhaps I`m not expressing it clearly.
*smile*

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by ѕρι∂єямσηкєγ:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by ѕρι∂єямσηкєγ:
What provocation had Charlie received which would excuse him spitting in Bea's face?

2 wrongs don't make a right

Meaning?

Charlie shouldn't have spat the water, (provoked or otherwise,) Rodrigo shouldn't have poked Charlie in the face, (provoked or otherwise)

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Originally posted by ѕρι∂єямσηкєγ:
My point is, Charlie was not provoked when he spat in Bea's face. That is the fundamental difference.

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Originally posted by ѕρι∂єямσηкєγ:

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Originally posted by Lockes no 1 fan:

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Originally posted by ѕρι∂єямσηкєγ:
What provocation had Charlie received which would excuse him spitting in Bea's face?

oh ok so poking someone in the face is ok

What are you talking about? Bea didn't poke Charlie in his face, and even if she did, that warrants him spitting in her face? :-/

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Originally posted by Lockes no 1 fan:
ok when Charlie does ANYTHING the forum is up in arms, i.e he should be warned etc, etc,

when Rodprigo does anything, oh well he has been provoked, so does provocation make it ok to throw water or cooking oil at someone, poke someone in the face, kick feck out of the diary room I am just finding it a bit odd that fms can justify his actions because he was being wound up, IMO he has some serious anger issues, and what he said in the DR a few weeks back seemed to confirm this, that he didnt want the public to see this side of him.


Tbh we never saw Rodprigo on the hls show for the first few weeks and the question is if Charlie wasnt the house would we see anything of him at all,


Disclaimer I am NOT a charlie fan

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Originally posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Is it just me or does anyone else feel we're only inches away from Roddy physically attacking Charlie? Not some silly shoving and/or pushing kind of way, but a more aggravated, lost-the-plot full on smack?

He (Rod) seems to be beyond containing himself when Charlie starts....He takes the bait more quickly than ever nowadays (which suits Charlie fine).

I'm neither condoning or wanting such a thing to happen, but I really feel that Rod's reached a point and that Charlie has no perception of just how far this could go.

Or am I totally way off beam here?

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Originally posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Is it just me or does anyone else feel we're only inches away from Roddy physically attacking Charlie? Not some silly shoving and/or pushing kind of way, but a more aggravated, lost-the-plot full on smack?

He (Rod) seems to be beyond containing himself when Charlie starts....He takes the bait more quickly than ever nowadays (which suits Charlie fine).

I'm neither condoning or wanting such a thing to happen, but I really feel that Rod's reached a point and that Charlie has no perception of just how far this could go.

Or am I totally way off beam here?

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Originally posted by brisket:

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Originally posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Is it just me or does anyone else feel we're only inches away from Roddy physically attacking Charlie? Not some silly shoving and/or pushing kind of way, but a more aggravated, lost-the-plot full on smack?

He (Rod) seems to be beyond containing himself when Charlie starts....He takes the bait more quickly than ever nowadays (which suits Charlie fine).

I'm neither condoning or wanting such a thing to happen, but I really feel that Rod's reached a point and that Charlie has no perception of just how far this could go.

Or am I totally way off beam here?

I think that is exactly what Charlie is wanting.
Charlie feels, I think, that he has enough evidence to push Rodrigo into physical aggression. But I also feel Charlie has aggression lurking just under the surface.
I believe Charlie is goading and taunting and provoking precisely to get an aggressive response.
Unlike you ~Cosmo I think Charlie does percieve what could happen, and I genuinely think that is what he wants.
It may sound odd, but Charlie is such a drama queen that I believe he is prepared to go that far.
I think Charlie is actively seeking an aggressive response. And I don`t like him for it. Nasty tactics in my opinion. Desperate measures from an immature and duplicitous person.

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Originally posted by brisket:
Thanks FGG
It sounds extreme, but I think Charlie wants to be smacked.
(I`d volunteer)

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Originally posted by brisket:
Thanks FGG
It sounds extreme, but I think Charlie wants to be smacked.
(I`d volunteer)