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Originally posted by Reality Junkie:

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Originally posted by Rawky-Roo:
She had every right to talk to halfwit like that, he and Marcus and Siavash have developed into the biggest wankers possible. Their rule breaking is now boring beyond belief.

I'm sorry I doubted you early Bea, was only for a couple of hours though. Too bad the majority of the british public won't see that and vote you out the first chance they get

On a more worrying note though, I'm agreeing with Lisa on quite a few things she said

Your post is a bad as Bea is.
Why didnt she talk to Marcus and Siavash who are the biggest rulebreakers. Freddie has only just started today.
Answer - cos they would tell her where to get off or in Siavash 's case just walk away.
Freddie is guilty of being too soft.
And BTW she no more a hippy than Lisa is.

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Originally posted by Lacey:
Saying that Freddie never knows when to leave things alone!

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Originally posted by Reality Junkie:

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Originally posted by tupps:

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Originally posted by Rawky-Roo:

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Originally posted by tupps:
it's a good job I'm not in there.. that's all I can say..

Ooooh tupps, i don't know what that means

I thought you liked Bea or do you mean what you would have done to Marcus and Co?

I'm cool with Bea..

It means that Bea was remarkably diplomatic in comparison to me.. who would have told Freddie to pick up his teeth and **** off.

Your soo agressive!!

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Zero chance of Freddie ever being a politician- he's a follower not a leader

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Originally posted by tupps:

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Originally posted by Lacey:
Saying that Freddie never knows when to leave things alone!

Therein lies the problem.. he will not let things lie. It would get on my last nerve.. especially as the thing that he was chewing the bones of wasn't even to do with him, but was between Marcus and Bea.

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Originally posted by tupps:

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Originally posted by Lacey:
Saying that Freddie never knows when to leave things alone!

Therein lies the problem.. he will not let things lie. It would get on my last nerve.. especially as the thing that he was chewing the bones of wasn't even to do with him, but was between Marcus and Bea.

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Zero chance of Freddie ever being a politician- he's a follower not a leader

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Originally posted by redtriangle:
I was a Bea-hater but kind of like her now after tonight. As much as I didn't like her she was pretty spot on with her observations and tonight was no exception.
Would like her to stay now.

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Originally posted by Rawky-Roo:
She had every right to talk to halfwit like that, he and Marcus and Siavash have developed into the biggest wankers possible. Their rule breaking is now boring beyond belief.

I'm sorry I doubted you early Bea, was only for a couple of hours though. Too bad the majority of the british public won't see that and vote you out the first chance they get

On a more worrying note though, I'm agreeing with Lisa on quite a few things she said

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Originally posted by Flossie:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Zero chance of Freddie ever being a politician- he's a follower not a leader

Yup, he will never make a politician, he doesn't have half of the basic skills required. He wouldn't even do well in student politics.

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by tupps:

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Originally posted by Lacey:
Saying that Freddie never knows when to leave things alone!

Therein lies the problem.. he will not let things lie. It would get on my last nerve.. especially as the thing that he was chewing the bones of wasn't even to do with him, but was between Marcus and Bea.

BUT Tupps, don't you realise that they didn't 'understand' like Freddie did, so he needed to give them the benefit of his superior wisdom re social skills/ interaction...needs a tongue in cheek smiley

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Originally posted by Rawky-Roo:
She had every right to talk to halfwit like that, he and Marcus and Siavash have developed into the biggest wankers possible. Their rule breaking is now boring beyond belief.

I'm sorry I doubted you early Bea, was only for a couple of hours though. Too bad the majority of the british public won't see that and vote you out the first chance they get

On a more worrying note though, I'm agreeing with Lisa on quite a few things she said

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Originally posted by stonks:
I still think she works for BB....

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Originally posted by Mazzystar:

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Originally posted by Rawky-Roo:
She had every right to talk to halfwit like that, he and Marcus and Siavash have developed into the biggest wankers possible. Their rule breaking is now boring beyond belief.

I'm sorry I doubted you early Bea, was only for a couple of hours though. Too bad the majority of the british public won't see that and vote you out the first chance they get

On a more worrying note though, I'm agreeing with Lisa on quite a few things she said

LMAO!!!Me too on both counts!


Freddie really is an overbearing twat

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Zero chance of Freddie ever being a politician- he's a follower not a leader

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Originally posted by Flossie:
Hhhhhhmmmmmmm..........

I think it is close to being 50/50 and if anything I am feeling more sympathetic to Freddie. What he said didn't merit the vociferous comments by Bea and she did overplay the "offended" card. She made some pretty cutting comments about Freddie which were at least as offensive as anything he said.

Bea's apparent engagement with Team Nasty was very worrying.

I do fully agree with her analysis that much of what happened was inspired by Marcus' irritation with the previous night's incident when he was found to have nicked some cigarettes. He may not have committed the key acts but he created the atmosphere which spawned the behaviour.

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Originally posted by stonks:
I still think she works for BB....

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by Flossie:
Hhhhhhmmmmmmm..........

I think it is close to being 50/50 and if anything I am feeling more sympathetic to Freddie. What he said didn't merit the vociferous comments by Bea and she did overplay the "offended" card. She made some pretty cutting comments about Freddie which were at least as offensive as anything he said.

Bea's apparent engagement with Team Nasty was very worrying.

I do fully agree with her analysis that much of what happened was inspired by Marcus' irritation with the previous night's incident when he was found to have nicked some cigarettes. He may not have committed the key acts but he created the atmosphere which spawned the behaviour.

Bloody hell Flossie, remember this moment, I agree with you