I would have laughed at Charlie too.

your're not allowed to bop anyone or you get chucked out.

Sorry Flossie, but if it had been the other way around, Charlie would have done exactly the same. Charlie was behaving like a spoilt, petulant child, who wanted to have all the limelight.... and often the best way to deal with that sort of behaviour is to laugh at it.

I agree with Flossie, Rodrigo tends to laugh at most inappropriate times!! and yet he gets highly insulted at just about anything,,, kinda strange in my opinion... cannot stand Charlie, but what would have been better would have been for Roddy to just ignore him

I have said before and i'll say it again, Roddy is the sort of bloke that you would kick the shit out of at school.

He is a nasty, spiteful little wanker, teachers pet who has his head shoved so far up his own ego.

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Originally posted by Baz:
Sorry Flossie, but if it had been the other way around, Charlie would have done exactly the same. Charlie was behaving like a spoilt, petulant child, who wanted to have all the limelight.... and often the best way to deal with that sort of behaviour is to laugh at it.

Oh I don't doubt that Charlie would have been as revolting as Rodrigo, but that doesn't justify Rodrigo's behaviour.

and to Contessa

I appreciate you aren't allowed to bop people in the house but I think Rodrigo's provocation would have been more than any self-respecting male could handle.

Charlie's behaviour would have made a cat laugh, but Rodders' guffawing was fake....he's as big an attention grabber as his boyfriend

And how do you all think that Rodrigo would have responded to such treatment?

There would have been a deluge of venomous "shut up" responses.

Well he thought it was hilarious to bang a gong near someone's head when they were trying to sleep. He's lucky he didn't get the tin tray smashed into his face for that. Seems Charlie is the only one allowed to find things funny. The stupid seal type clapping he does when he's 'having fun' shows what a complete and utter twat he really is! He's lucky he hasn't been twatted long before now, but he'll be out soon Only jokin'

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Originally posted by Tiddly~Wink:
Well he thought it was hilarious to bang a gong near someone's head when they were trying to sleep. He's lucky he didn't get the tin tray smashed into his face for that. Seems Charlie is the only one allowed to find things funny. The stupid seal type clapping he does when he's 'having fun' shows what a complete and utter twat he really is! He's lucky he hasn't been twatted long before now, but he'll be out soon Only jokin'

and chucking that bloomin hoppy, he thought that was funny too ggrrr

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Originally posted by Flossie:
Charlie was disgusted with his allocation as stylist in the Beyonce task. Rodrigo was amused mightily at Charlie's disgust, and laughed in Charlie's face with a vigour and volume which any normal being would find offensive. I think Charlie's attitude was completely unjustified and a result of his belief that he had some divine right to play the leading role in the task, but nonetheless what Rodrigo did was totally unacceptable.

I have noted in the past that men and women interpret these situations differently. A similar situation occurred in BB5 when Marco jumped up and down in Jason's face and the women commenting on the situation didn't interpret Marco's behaviour as particularly offensive, whereas I and most of the men commenting on the incident felt the action should meet with a serious physical response.

Similarly with Rodrigo's behaviour. If a bloke laughs at you in the way Rodrigo laughed at Charlie the behaviour is insulting and provocative in the extreme. He has behaved in the same to Bea when she was upset over the lack of a message from her mother.

I would have gone over to Rodrigo and bopped him and then asked him if he could see the funny side.

fantastic post

I agree it was over the top laughing by rodders - i mean he laughs so hard I half expect him to rupture his innards and a lung to fly out of his mouth.

That having been said, I think Rodders is more socially inept than being nasty. Chalries reaction was amusing and I do think Rodders found it really funny..he kept saying to charlie he was just laughing at the situation, rather than at charlie..but yes it was provocative.

Roddy with Charlie in their new flat

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Originally posted by Sink the Pink:
Roddy with Charlie in their new flat

Is Charlie the one in the pink?

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Originally posted by Tiddly~Wink:

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Originally posted by Sink the Pink:
Roddy with Charlie in their new flat

Is Charlie the one in the pink?

Not in my pink

Oh i see what you mean

Yep

I'm surprised that Roddy hasn't been pulled up before about his in your face laughter which must be very irritating for the recipient. He doesn't seem to have much of a sense of humour when the joke is on him, with the HMs often commenting on his tirades.

Some articles have called Charlie 'the prankster', Ive never seen him do one funny thing in there, maybe bouncing the hopper off Lisa's head would justify funny.

He of all hm's should not get annoyed with anyone laughing at him, when he was quite openly laughing at David and Lisa, saying there only storyline would be smoking and tea.

Hell knows why he was not evicted on Tuesday.

If people had been laughing at him, he would have had the mother of all hissy fits....Rodrigo is such an idiot!

If I had been Rodrigo I would have laughed at Charlie as he was so silly and childish, would hardly call it a mocking laugh by any stretch of the imagination

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Originally posted by Sink the Pink:
I have said before and i'll say it again, Roddy is the sort of bloke that you would kick the shit out of at school.

He is a nasty, spiteful little wanker, teachers pet who has his head shoved so far up his own ego.

Tell us how you really feel.

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Originally posted by Flossie:
Charlie was disgusted with his allocation as stylist in the Beyonce task. Rodrigo was amused mightily at Charlie's disgust, and laughed in Charlie's face with a vigour and volume which any normal being would find offensive. I think Charlie's attitude was completely unjustified and a result of his belief that he had some divine right to play the leading role in the task, but nonetheless what Rodrigo did was totally unacceptable.

I have noted in the past that men and women interpret these situations differently. A similar situation occurred in BB5 when Marco jumped up and down in Jason's face and the women commenting on the situation didn't interpret Marco's behaviour as particularly offensive, whereas I and most of the men commenting on the incident felt the action should meet with a serious physical response.

Similarly with Rodrigo's behaviour. If a bloke laughs at you in the way Rodrigo laughed at Charlie the behaviour is insulting and provocative in the extreme. He has behaved in the same to Bea when she was upset over the lack of a message from her mother.

I would have gone over to Rodrigo and bopped him and then asked him if he could see the funny side.

They`ve both got a spiteful streak imo, and it looked to as though Rodrigo was trying to provoke an argument, the way he was carrying on...

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Originally posted by wonder:
Some articles have called Charlie 'the prankster', Ive never seen him do one funny thing in there, maybe bouncing the hopper off Lisa's head would justify funny.

He of all hm's should not get annoyed with anyone laughing at him, when he was quite openly laughing at David and Lisa, saying there only storyline would be smoking and tea.

Hell knows why he was not evicted on Tuesday.

I agree Wonder

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Originally posted by Baz:

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Originally posted by wonder:
Some articles have called Charlie 'the prankster', Ive never seen him do one funny thing in there, maybe bouncing the hopper off Lisa's head would justify funny.

He of all hm's should not get annoyed with anyone laughing at him, when he was quite openly laughing at David and Lisa, saying there only storyline would be smoking and tea.

Hell knows why he was not evicted on Tuesday.

I agree Wonder

I agree Wonder and Baz!

If you look at the official site,Charlie has a lot on fans on there,mainly the teenie texters,they think Charlie/rodrigo are funny and sweet together etc.

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Originally posted by Sink the Pink:
I have said before and i'll say it again, Roddy is the sort of bloke that you would kick the shit out of at school.

He is a nasty, spiteful little wanker, teachers pet who has his head shoved so far up his own ego.

I agree

It was funny.
I laughed at Charlie too because of his immature, mardy, petulant, spoilt-child behaviour.
I also laughed at Rodrigo laughing, because I thought it was very funny.
Surely most people saw the humour in the situation.

There isn't that much to choose between Rodrigo and Charlie in the disliking stakes. They are both a pair of hissy-fit queens, who are trying to outdo each other for camera time.

It seems to be a scoring points exercise, and I wonder if this is a gay thing. Why do they argue like a pair of alleycats during the day and then hop into bed at night together, as if nothing happened?

Charlie and his performing seal antics have worn thin and he is desperate to pull something else out of the bag before the final. Trouble is, there is nothing left. Rodrigo now only has the Charlie rows to give him his credibility. And of course that maniacal laughter, which cannot be considered acceptable by any standards. But the trouble is, like Charlie, there is nothing left.

If Rodrigo laughed at me like he does with his other HMs, I would turn the tables on him at each and every opportunity, and adopt a similar laugh to his, an in-your-face laugh, a listen-to-me laugh, an unforgettable laugh, a much louder laugh than his, a laugh that he would remember when he started to laugh, and then he would stop. You have to play like with like sometimes to achieve your goal, and it need not involve any physical violence.

Hhhmmm............. yes perhaps an even more raucous, an even louder and even more in your face laugh might be the more sensible response.

Rodrigo is now the only one that I like in the house, (and I enjoy his laugh.)
But Twee's post has made me think (which invariably happens.)
Twee mentioned "points scoring", and my mind moved on to consider one-up-manship, and attention-seeking.
Perhaps with so few people left it is highlighted even more, but it strikes me how hard they try to sell themselves to viewers.
I feel they are all over-compensating.
It is clear when one studies each one of them, how they oversompensate and over-compete.
Perhaps Siavash and David are the most obvious over-compensators, but it seems they are all doing it.
A bit of a shame really.

If you can't handle being laughed at without feeling the need to wallop someone, you're the one with the problem IMO.

It was funny. Rodrigo was just trying to make Charlie see what an over-dramatic twunt he was being - to no effect.

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Originally posted by Marguerita:
If I had been Rodrigo I would have laughed at Charlie as he was so silly and childish, would hardly call it a mocking laugh by any stretch of the imagination

I'd have laughed too. 'I'm dead funny, me'.

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Originally posted by Flossie:
Charlie was disgusted with his allocation as stylist in the Beyonce task. Rodrigo was amused mightily at Charlie's disgust, and laughed in Charlie's face with a vigour and volume which any normal being would find offensive. I think Charlie's attitude was completely unjustified and a result of his belief that he had some divine right to play the leading role in the task, but nonetheless what Rodrigo did was totally unacceptable.

I have noted in the past that men and women interpret these situations differently. A similar situation occurred in BB5 when Marco jumped up and down in Jason's face and the women commenting on the situation didn't interpret Marco's behaviour as particularly offensive, whereas I and most of the men commenting on the incident felt the action should meet with a serious physical response.

Similarly with Rodrigo's behaviour. If a bloke laughs at you in the way Rodrigo laughed at Charlie the behaviour is insulting and provocative in the extreme. He has behaved in the same to Bea when she was upset over the lack of a message from her mother.

I would have gone over to Rodrigo and bopped him and then asked him if he could see the funny side.

Hey Flossie great post.

The thing that irks me about Rodrigo is that if anyone had laughed at him in the same way, he would have bust a blood vessel in anger. He hates being told to shut up, but thinks nothing of telling others to "shert urp"

Also his hissy fit at not being able to use the straighteners was ridiculous.I find him at times, so annoying.