Rodrigo acts like a silly little telltale school girl, if he lived in my house I would be launching him every day.
quote:Originally posted by BBTENNER:
I'm not sure Rodrigo is a boy.
I agree. He's very girly. Little girly.
quote:Originally posted by Kris Is Bliss:
Halfwit needs a 'tormentor' in order to play the victim, that's all that's about.
He's not a victim.
I almost preferred it when you were Blissing Kris.
quote:Originally posted by brisket:
I am quite prepared to believe this is not as serious as it sounds, until I learn to the contrary.
Freddie and Rodrigo are my favourite two.
I think Rodrigo`s latin temperament (which some people don`t like) is one of his attractions.
He doesn't have a Latin temperament. He has a girly temperament.
quote:Originally posted by jennywren:quote:Originally posted by brisket:
I am quite prepared to believe this is not as serious as it sounds, until I learn to the contrary.
Freddie and Rodrigo are my favourite two.
I think Rodrigo`s latin temperament (which some people don`t like) is one of his attractions.
He doesn't have a Latin temperament. He has a girly temperament.
That's an insult to girlies
I'd say he's more like one of Paris Hilton's chihuahuas - South American, snappy and spoiled.
We don't know the full story, but we do know that:-
a)Freddy tends not to instigate contraversy, but reacts to it.
b)Rodrigo is humourless and throws a hissy fit at the drop of a hat.
I'll wait and see
a)Freddy tends not to instigate contraversy, but reacts to it.
b)Rodrigo is humourless and throws a hissy fit at the drop of a hat.
I'll wait and see
quote:Originally posted by Kaytee:
We don't know the full story, but we do know that:-
a)Freddy tends not to instigate contraversy, but reacts to it.
b)Rodrigo is humourless and throws a hissy fit at the drop of a hat.
I'll wait and see
Well we won't see it now, if they were it would've been on last nights HLs.
It must have shown Halfwit in a gameplayer mode so they omitted it.
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