Freddies schooldays

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Comrade Ogilvy

I saw this over on DS.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/fo...56&highlight=freddie

I couldn't find the profile the poster is quoting from.

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stonksMember

Thanks Comrade..They've tried to break him all his life and he still smiles..thats our Freddie....

6/16/095:34 AM

Comrade OgilvyMember

quote:
Originally posted by stonks:
Thanks Comrade..They've tried to break him all his life and he still smiles..thats our Freddie....

That's what I thought, quite endearing that he isn't bitter from his experience.

6/16/095:36 AM

ScottyMember 10 years

That makes me sad.

I know he can handle it but it`s not fair is it?

6/16/095:39 AM

HollygolightlyMember

Thanks for that Comrade.
Freddie seems to be coping well but it still doesn't make it right. Makes me sad for him

6/16/095:42 AM

Yogi19Member 10 years

quote:
Originally posted by stonks:
Thanks Comrade..They've tried to break him all his life and he still smiles..thats our Freddie....

One of the reasons why I like him, Stonks.

6/16/095:42 AM

LiverpoollassMember

Awwww god love him

6/16/095:44 AM

cologne 1Member Memoriam

Poor Freddie. That explains his stoisism, he's been there, done it and wears the T-shirt.

6/16/095:45 AM

LiverpoollassMember

I would imagine that Boarding School is rife with this sort of thing and it doesn't surprise me in the slightest that Freddy had to endure it.

6/16/095:46 AM

HollygolightlyMember

quote:
Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
I would imagine that Boarding School is rife with this sort of thing and it doesn't surprise me in the slightest that Freddy had to endure it.

It really can be the survival of the fittest. Had I been blessed with kids (or if I ever get lucky enough to raise a baby) I will never send them to boarding school. It works for some, but can be hellish for others.

6/16/095:54 AM

Comrade OgilvyMember

I HATE bullies so reading those quotes from his former 'schoolmates' made my blood boil, in particular the fact that they are now adults and still seem to derive some sort of pleasure reminiscing about tormenting him instead of rightly being ashamed of themselves.

But as has been said, the fact he's able to rise above it shows that he has inner strength and the brokeback boyz have little chance of grinding him down as is their intention.

6/16/095:55 AM

Senora ReyesMember 10 years

Poor Fred.

6/16/095:58 AM

SpiderMonkeyMember

Poor guy, he's such as easy target.

6/16/096:03 AM

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy ThingMember VIP10 yearsModerator

quote:
Originally posted by Comrade Ogilvy:
I HATE bullies so reading those quotes from his former 'schoolmates' made my blood boil, in particular the fact that they are now adults and still seem to derive some sort of pleasure reminiscing about tormenting him instead of rightly being ashamed of themselves.

But as has been said, the fact he's able to rise above it shows that he has inner strength and the brokeback boyz have little chance of grinding him down as is their intention.

And Lisa want's to 'break' him?

Sounds like there's more chance of Hell freezing over first.

6/16/096:05 AM

stonksMember

quote:
Originally posted by Comrade Ogilvy:
quote:
Originally posted by stonks:
Thanks Comrade..They've tried to break him all his life and he still smiles..thats our Freddie....

That's what I thought, quite endearing that he isn't bitter from his experience.

I like a lot of HM's still but I'd be glad to see Freddie win....

6/16/096:07 AM

stonksMember

quote:
Originally posted by Yogi 19:
quote:
Originally posted by stonks:
Thanks Comrade..They've tried to break him all his life and he still smiles..thats our Freddie....

One of the reasons why I like him, Stonks.

He has an innocent child like quality about him as though the world has'nt spoilt him yet....

6/16/096:09 AM

MargueritaMember

6/16/096:10 AM

LiverpoollassMember

quote:
Originally posted by Hollygolightly:
quote:
Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
I would imagine that Boarding School is rife with this sort of thing and it doesn't surprise me in the slightest that Freddy had to endure it.

It really can be the survival of the fittest. Had I been blessed with kids (or if I ever get lucky enough to raise a baby) I will never send them to boarding school. It works for some, but can be hellish for others.

It can indeed Holly. Tbh, I don't see the point in having children if you are going to send them away to boarding school.

6/16/096:15 AM

old hippy guyMember

well if this proves anything its that Fred has been a victim for most of his life, and even a "leftie" like myself think that is WRONG, I DO hope he at least outlasts the bullying bastards in there,
so that one by one they come out and see the support that Fred has from the public as a DIRECT result of their nasty behavoiur,

still not convinced I want him to WIN though

6/16/096:40 AM

HyacinthBMember

quote:
Originally posted by Scotty:
That makes me sad.

I know he can handle it but it`s not fair is it?

Made me feel rather sad too Scotty.

6/16/096:57 AM

ScottyMember 10 years

quote:
Originally posted by HyacinthB:
quote:
Originally posted by Scotty:
That makes me sad.

I know he can handle it but it`s not fair is it?

Made me feel rather sad too Scotty.

Hyacinth

I don`t understand the horribleness of people. I really don`t.
Do unto others as you would have done to yourself.

6/16/097:01 AM

lil_ladyMember

"When at lichfield, a mere 9 years old, freddie was distinctly unimpressed about being sent to boarding school. So he called childline to complain about his parents sending him away. This was my first encounter of the bizarre character that is freddie fisher

awwwwwwwwww

6/16/097:03 AM

HyacinthBMember

quote:
Tbh, I don't see the point in having children if you are going to send them away to boarding school.

Sometimes it makes sense I guess.

My sister put one of her boys in boarding school when she was sent to Germany for 3 years with her husband who was in the RAF. He was on a tour of duty and it seemed sensible to keep the child on in school (but as a boarder instead of a day pupil).

He hated it though and used to come to me and my husband most weekends, half terms and part of the summer holidays (and we loved having him too).

6/16/097:04 AM

BBBSMember

quote:
Originally posted by old hippy guy:
well if this proves anything its that Fred has been a victim for most of his life, and even a "leftie" like myself think that is WRONG, I DO hope he at least outlasts the bullying bastards in there

dunno about the bullying in the house as i havent been watching but this "rightie" feels the same way as you.

6/16/097:05 AM

HyacinthBMember

quote:
Originally posted by Scotty:
quote:
Originally posted by HyacinthB:
quote:
Originally posted by Scotty:
That makes me sad.

I know he can handle it but it`s not fair is it?

Made me feel rather sad too Scotty.

Hyacinth

I don`t understand the horribleness of people. I really don`t.
Do unto others as you would have done to yourself.

Exactly Scotty - I would never treat anyone with the disdain they're showing Freddie in the house.

I hate it when folk are isolated or intimidated.

They all seem to be excluding him.

He probably can be irritating but I expect he is also very interesting with the knowledge he has so I'd be happy to engage in conversation with him.

6/16/097:40 AM

old hippy guyMember

to be honest I think if I was in there I wouldve made friends with him cause he does have a brain (a strange one, but a brain non the less)
I wouldve loved having weird coversations with him about life the universe n everything

6/16/097:44 AM

ScottyMember 10 years

quote:
Originally posted by HyacinthB:
quote:
Originally posted by Scotty:
quote:
Originally posted by HyacinthB:
quote:
Originally posted by Scotty:
That makes me sad.

I know he can handle it but it`s not fair is it?

Made me feel rather sad too Scotty.

Hyacinth

I don`t understand the horribleness of people. I really don`t.
Do unto others as you would have done to yourself.

Exactly Scotty - I would never treat anyone with the disdain they're showing Freddie in the house.

I hate it when folk are isolated or intimidated.

They all seem to be excluding him.

He probably can be irritating but I expect he is also very interesting with the knowledge he has so I'd be happy to engage in conversation with him.

Absolutely Hyacinth. I believe once he settles down with you,(stops trying so hard) knows you can converse without judgement and understand him, he would be a very interesting person to talk to. He certainly wants to know and is interested in others. He`s my type of person. I`m the same with you about islolation and intimidation. It`s cruel. I`m reading that most of our fellow fm`s feel the same about Freddie`s predicament. We can`t all be wrong.

6/16/097:58 AM

HyacinthBMember

Just thinking of the task from last week where Freddie chose himself as being the most intelligent. I thought 'oh dear, what if he falls down on this question' but he got it right. I know the answer was 'Descartes' but I can't remember the question now.

The others all gasped in astonishment.

6/16/097:59 AM

Twee SurgeonMember

I wonder if, when Freddie survives some evictions and maybe win the show, that those self-same smarmy misfits who posted on Facebook will post any complimentary comments, or will their red faces be kept well hidden to avoid their shame. Fortunately, we may get to see the red faces of Charlie and Kris. That will be one consolation.

6/16/098:03 AM

mary_beeMember

Awwh

The thing about phoning childline did make me smile though. You can imagine him being so indignant

And the first series of Pogs thing as well.

6/16/098:07 AM

HyacinthBMember

quote:
Absolutely Hyacinth. I believe once he settles down with you,(stops trying to hard) knows you can converse without judgement and understand him, he would be a very interesting person to talk to. He certainly wants to know and is interested in others. He`s my type of person. I`m the same with you about islolation and intimidation. It`s cruel. I`m reading that most of our fellow fm`s feel the same about Freddie`s predicament. We can`t all be wrong.

I'd like to see how many of them would like it if they were shut out and isolated? They ought to put themselves in his shoes and just think about it.

6/16/098:09 AM

darloboy (Play The Game!)Member

, poor Freddie.

6/16/098:09 AM

prettycocoaeyesMember 10 years

Wow

....I bet Freddie will go on to do bigger and better things and his Bullies will remain nobodies forever

....

6/16/098:17 AM

HyacinthBMember

quote:
Originally posted by pretty~cocoa~eyes:
Wow ....I bet Kris will go on to do bigger and better things and his Bullies will remain nobodies forever ....

Kris is being bullied?

6/16/098:22 AM

prettycocoaeyesMember 10 years

quote:
Originally posted by HyacinthB:
quote:
Originally posted by pretty~cocoa~eyes:
Wow ....I bet Freddie will go on to do bigger and better things and his Bullies will remain nobodies forever ....

Kris is being bullied?

Just corrected my mistake

(I was eating)

6/16/098:27 AM

kimotaMember 10 years

I've a feeling Freddie will be very pleased with all the support hes getting from the forums and hopefully the voters as well!

6/16/098:50 AM

mary_beeMember

quote:
Originally posted by kimota:
I've a feeling Freddie will be very pleased with all the support hes getting from the forums and hopefully the voters as well!

Yeah, so do I. I really want him to see it all.

6/16/098:52 AM

darloboy (Play The Game!)Member

quote:
Originally posted by kimota:
I've a feeling Freddie will be very pleased with all the support hes getting from the forums and hopefully the voters as well!

He'll be so surprised

6/16/098:53 AM

ScottyMember 10 years

quote:
Originally posted by HyacinthB:
quote:
Absolutely Hyacinth. I believe once he settles down with you,(stops trying so hard) knows you can converse without judgement and understand him, he would be a very interesting person to talk to. He certainly wants to know and is interested in others. He`s my type of person. I`m the same with you about islolation and intimidation. It`s cruel. I`m reading that most of our fellow fm`s feel the same about Freddie`s predicament. We can`t all be wrong.

I'd like to see how many of them would like it if they were shut out and isolated? They ought to put themselves in his shoes and just think about it.

They may learn from it..watching back after they leave. I don`t think Lisa will though. Marcus was right. You can get into the garden but not into the house.
Walk a mile in Freddie`s shoes and you JUST might be a better person.

6/16/098:58 AM

pigeonpieMember

Wow he went to school down the road from me, even more reason to support him then!

I've also joined the Freddie to win group on facebook!

6/16/099:43 AM

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