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Originally posted by vrmaryport:
I don't think he liked freddie originally, but he grew to like him.

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Originally posted by fz:

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Originally posted by vrmaryport:
I don't think he liked freddie originally, but he grew to like him.

It is natural for opinions to change as you get to know people....it is unnatural to hold onto our first impression and refuse to acknowledge it may have been wrong.

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Wasn't his cup of tea at first but he grew to like him, similarly with Marcus...shame neither of them really liked him back

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Originally posted by Videostar:
I wont argue with what anyone says, im just interested in what you all think.

I dont think he did, I go back to his bus stop chat with Karly and Lisa, you know the chat I mean.

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Wasn't his cup of tea at first but he grew to like him, similarly with Marcus...shame neither of them really liked him back

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Originally posted by Videostar:

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Originally posted by fz:

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Originally posted by vrmaryport:
I don't think he liked freddie originally, but he grew to like him.

It is natural for opinions to change as you get to know people....it is unnatural to hold onto our first impression and refuse to acknowledge it may have been wrong.

Not if you dont believe you were wrong.

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Originally posted by Videostar:


Not if you dont believe you were wrong.

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Originally posted by Comrade Ogilvy:

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Originally posted by Videostar:
I wont argue with what anyone says, im just interested in what you all think.

I dont think he did, I go back to his bus stop chat with Karly and Lisa, you know the chat I mean.

Are you referring to when Siavash said he didn't really want to talk to Freddie but felt obliged to (or words to that effect) ?

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by Videostar:


Not if you dont believe you were wrong.

Thought that you weren' going to argue!

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Originally posted by Videostar:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Wasn't his cup of tea at first but he grew to like him, similarly with Marcus...shame neither of them really liked him back

Freddie likes Siavash alot.

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Originally posted by Videostar:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Wasn't his cup of tea at first but he grew to like him, similarly with Marcus...shame neither of them really liked him back

Freddie likes Siavash alot.

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Originally posted by Comrade Ogilvy:

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Originally posted by Videostar:
I wont argue with what anyone says, im just interested in what you all think.

I dont think he did, I go back to his bus stop chat with Karly and Lisa, you know the chat I mean.

Are you referring to when Siavash said he didn't really want to talk to Freddie but felt obliged to (or words to that effect) ?

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by Videostar:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Wasn't his cup of tea at first but he grew to like him, similarly with Marcus...shame neither of them really liked him back

Freddie likes Siavash alot.

Wants Rodrigo to win!

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Originally posted by Videostar:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by Videostar:


Not if you dont believe you were wrong.

Thought that you weren' going to argue!

Sorry, force of habbit.

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by Videostar:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by Videostar:


Not if you dont believe you were wrong.

Thought that you weren' going to argue!

Sorry, force of habbit.

Lol...knew you wouldn't be able to resist!

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Originally posted by Videostar:

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Originally posted by Comrade Ogilvy:

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Originally posted by Videostar:
I wont argue with what anyone says, im just interested in what you all think.

I dont think he did, I go back to his bus stop chat with Karly and Lisa, you know the chat I mean.

Are you referring to when Siavash said he didn't really want to talk to Freddie but felt obliged to (or words to that effect) ?

Yes, thats the one.

I could never get over that fully.

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Originally posted by brisket:
I am one of those who thinks Siavash makes too many misjudgments and gets too many things wrong.
He expounds like a wise philosopher, but he seems very UNwise to me.
I think he does too many things for attention and effect (as his wardrobe also demonstrates.)
I think most of his views are pretty shallow and tenuous and expedient (although it backfires when he is wrong so often.)
And I think this is carried through into his relationships with people. His relationship with Cairon, his defence of Freddie, his association with Noirin, don`t seem to have genuine depth to me.
I wouldn`t put much trust in Siavash.
He may have liked Freddie `for the moment`.
But I think of Siavash more as a `fair weather friend` to others, and when expedient he would move on.
(I also find him dull.)

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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:

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Originally posted by brisket:
I am one of those who thinks Siavash makes too many misjudgments and gets too many things wrong.
He expounds like a wise philosopher, but he seems very UNwise to me.
I think he does too many things for attention and effect (as his wardrobe also demonstrates.)
I think most of his views are pretty shallow and tenuous and expedient (although it backfires when he is wrong so often.)
And I think this is carried through into his relationships with people. His relationship with Cairon, his defence of Freddie, his association with Noirin, don`t seem to have genuine depth to me.
I wouldn`t put much trust in Siavash.
He may have liked Freddie `for the moment`.
But I think of Siavash more as a `fair weather friend` to others, and when expedient he would move on.
(I also find him dull.)

You are not alone Brisket... pretty much says it for me too.

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Originally posted by Videostar:

Thought that you weren' going to argue!

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Originally posted by brisket:
I am one of those who thinks Siavash makes too many misjudgments and gets too many things wrong.
He expounds like a wise philosopher, but he seems very UNwise to me.
I think he does too many things for attention and effect (as his wardrobe also demonstrates.)
I think most of his views are pretty shallow and tenuous and expedient (although it backfires when he is wrong so often.)
And I think this is carried through into his relationships with people. His relationship with Cairon, his defence of Freddie, his association with Noirin, don`t seem to have genuine depth to me.
I wouldn`t put much trust in Siavash.
He may have liked Freddie `for the moment`.
But I think of Siavash more as a `fair weather friend` to others, and when expedient he would move on.
(I also find him dull.)

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Originally posted by Videostar:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Wasn't his cup of tea at first but he grew to like him, similarly with Marcus...shame neither of them really liked him back

Freddie likes Siavash alot.

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Originally posted by brisket:
I am one of those who thinks Siavash makes too many misjudgments and gets too many things wrong.
He expounds like a wise philosopher, but he seems very UNwise to me.
I think he does too many things for attention and effect (as his wardrobe also demonstrates.)
I think most of his views are pretty shallow and tenuous and expedient (although it backfires when he is wrong so often.)
And I think this is carried through into his relationships with people. His relationship with Cairon, his defence of Freddie, his association with Noirin, don`t seem to have genuine depth to me.
I wouldn`t put much trust in Siavash.
He may have liked Freddie `for the moment`.
But I think of Siavash more as a `fair weather friend` to others, and when expedient he would move on.
(I also find him dull.)

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Originally posted by ѕρι∂єямσηкєγ:
Siavash stood tall and defended Freddie's name after he was evicted. The likes of Lisa, Bea and Marcus were having a good old bitch about him.

That's all that matters to me. When it came to the crunch, only Siavash cared...

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Originally posted by ѕρι∂єямσηкєγ:
Siavash stood tall and defended Freddie's name after he was evicted. The likes of Lisa, Bea and Marcus were having a good old bitch about him.

That's all that matters to me. When it came to the crunch, only Siavash cared...