What is it with some of the lads in the Big Brother House? A girl gives them a knockback, and their brain and egos respond with a signal of does-not-compute. Give them some time to think about it, and they soon start blaming Big Brother.
Marcus is always convincing himself about some Big Brother conspiracy or another, Siavash started doing it today about Noirin, and now Halfwit can't get his head around the fact that Bea isn't interested in him. And it's all Big Brother's fault, apparently.
"I feel a conflict internally," Halfwit whimpered from the bed. "I can feel thoughts that are my own and some that are BB-enduced. It's not very nice."
"Mmm," nodded Marcus.
"I have my own way of thinking and the way Big Brother wants me to think. I don't know what to do," he continued.
"Do neither," suggested Marcus. But Halfwit was just warming up.
"The BB brain is quite a negative path. It's more being a negative way than doing negative. But I guess being negative is doing negative."
It's a nice day Halfwit. Maybe go out, get some sun.
"I feel... manipulated," continued Halfwit, before Marcus agreed that Big Brother was probably picking on him and that he shouldn't show it. "Otherwise, it'll rub off on everyone else and no-one will want to be near you, like it was in the first few weeks."
That's it. Kick a man when he's down, Marcus.
The pair talked about it for ages, not really saying anything except that they thought Big Brother was probably playing with their minds in some way. But without ever really explaining how.
"I think the only way is to shut down my emotions," decided Halfwit at last. "I really want to get to where it's understanding an awareness."
Come on mate, she just doesn't fancy you, that's all.
More like Bea is .
Marcus is always convincing himself about some Big Brother conspiracy or another, Siavash started doing it today about Noirin, and now Halfwit can't get his head around the fact that Bea isn't interested in him. And it's all Big Brother's fault, apparently.
"I feel a conflict internally," Halfwit whimpered from the bed. "I can feel thoughts that are my own and some that are BB-enduced. It's not very nice."
"Mmm," nodded Marcus.
"I have my own way of thinking and the way Big Brother wants me to think. I don't know what to do," he continued.
"Do neither," suggested Marcus. But Halfwit was just warming up.
"The BB brain is quite a negative path. It's more being a negative way than doing negative. But I guess being negative is doing negative."
It's a nice day Halfwit. Maybe go out, get some sun.
"I feel... manipulated," continued Halfwit, before Marcus agreed that Big Brother was probably picking on him and that he shouldn't show it. "Otherwise, it'll rub off on everyone else and no-one will want to be near you, like it was in the first few weeks."
That's it. Kick a man when he's down, Marcus.
The pair talked about it for ages, not really saying anything except that they thought Big Brother was probably playing with their minds in some way. But without ever really explaining how.
"I think the only way is to shut down my emotions," decided Halfwit at last. "I really want to get to where it's understanding an awareness."
Come on mate, she just doesn't fancy you, that's all.
More like Bea is .