[GlitterEyes]

Did anyone else think George went ott when talking about his cigars? He sat everyone down and said he would give people cigars for cigis if they wanted. He said at the start he wanted to be honest but he wouldnt say who he gave the cigars to.

When he gave pete one it looked like he wanted pete to lie and pete was not going to do so, he said he would smoke them in private in the toilet or something which george didnt like.

Also george has a convosation about rule in the shower with pete but he has been talking about pete with rule. George is coming across as two faced and realy trying to survive this week.

[Mike]

George has been very two faced this week, hes been trying his level best to get everyone liking him so that when nominations come no one nominates him, little does he know theres a suprise eviction coming up Lol.

[BB-Rocks]

Agree with you mike!

[GlitterEyes]

He seems very on the ball in general when it comes to working people, little talks here and there, odd glances etc

[Dan_]

He clearly has some agenda. Being all secretive with Pete and then telling everyone that he was willing to cut down on his cigars to allow others to trade seemed very suspicious. Barrymore's confusion only laboured the issue further. If George wanted to be honest he should have just come out with who he gave cigars to or kept everything to himself, it kind of put's Pete in a difficult posistion.

[GlitterEyes]

I agree Pete was put in an awkward position but thats what george wanted. I think he was really agressive with barrymore as he was just working out if he had given him any and was a bit slow on the uptake, he was really mean towards him which makes me think that George and Rula are more of the tactial ones rather than george, pete, bmore.

It was also funny later on that Preston said he though george "would look after him" so it looks like he has held "talks" with most people to make them feel safe from him.

[Dan_]

He's trying to assert himself as the leader of the group and making sure nobody questions his authority. He's playing the biggest game for me, it's no suprise though seeing as it's in his nature being a politican.

[Ruth]

George is horrible.