[Vicky.]

She didn't, but the crowd are usually ****ing awful. I really hate the 'off off off' chants

[lovebigbrotheruk]

The hypocrisy is evident.

Adjoa had absolutely no chance in living hell that she was going to be accepted. She was hated from the moment she entered until the moment she left. Not just hated, but despised by many.

And for what? Absolutely God damn nothing. She wasn't nasty, malicious, arrogant, or even argumentative. She was just an educated girl exploring her sexuality, and occasionally a little bit crude in coming forward. But alas, she was scrutinised and picked apart like she was a criminal. But isn't that how a lot of people saw her as? A criminal, that is.

You see, the implicit bias that runs through the very fibres of our governmental and infrastructural foundation still remains. For many, they are entirely unaware that they have been marinated in this implicit bias since the day they were born. We are surrounded by an exhortation of images and propaganda that leads to the subconscious cognitive processing of subtle prejudice.

One day, hopefully sometime in the near future, everyone will truly start to recognise this and make a personal effort to do something about it. However, this is not possible if there is a failure to recognise such subjective bias within oneself.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

She didn't, but the crowd are usually ****ing awful. I really hate the 'off off off' chants

Eurgh I hate this too its so ****ing rude, glad Emma told them to let her speak.

I think they should close the eye during the interviews, at the end of the day no matter how much a hm is disliked by the crowd/public/voters they have done their time in the house and are completely entitled to the at the very least, the short interview to have their say.

[lovebigbrotheruk]

Originally Posted by Josy

Eurgh I hate this too its so ****ing rude, glad Emma told them to let her speak.

I think they should close the eye during the interviews, at the end of the day no matter how much a hm is disliked by the crowd/public/voters they have done their time in the house and are completely entitled to the at the very least, the short interview to have their say.

Agree.

[alex_front2]

Originally Posted by ruiphillips

Sallie received worse. Adjoa shouldn't have talked about pussay so long. Doesn't make good TV.

Erm, Sallie was a nasty cow. Adoja was sweet. Her only "crimes" were saying pu$$y, not being Brian Belo stupid (reassuringly dumb thicko) .... and not being white.

[divergent]

the crowd are composed of mostly uneducated ugly fat racist chimpanzees, so no surprise

[Pete.]

Originally Posted by Josy

Eurgh I hate this too its so ****ing rude, glad Emma told them to let her speak.

I think they should close the eye during the interviews, at the end of the day no matter how much a hm is disliked by the crowd/public/voters they have done their time in the house and are completely entitled to the at the very least, the short interview to have their say.

they have tried to close the eye as far as it can go but the crowd can still be heard, what a mess

[Shaun]

Originally Posted by lovebigbrotheruk

The hypocrisy is evident.

Adjoa had absolutely no chance in living hell that she was going to be accepted. She was hated from the moment she entered until the moment she left. Not just hated, but despised by many.

And for what? Absolutely God damn nothing. She wasn't nasty, malicious, arrogant, or even argumentative. She was just an educated girl exploring her sexuality, and occasionally a little bit crude in coming forward. But alas, she was scrutinised and picked apart like she was a criminal. But isn't that how a lot of people saw her as? A criminal, that is.

You see, the implicit bias that runs through the very fibres of our governmental and infrastructural foundation still remains. For many, they are entirely unaware that they have been marinated in this implicit bias since the day they were born. We are surrounded by an exhortation of images and propaganda that leads to the subconscious cognitive processing of subtle prejudice.

One day, hopefully sometime in the future, everyone will truly start to recognise this and make a personal effort to do something about it. However, this is not possible if there is a failure to recognise such subjective bias within oneself.

so much analysis for a reality TV show

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by lovebigbrotheruk

The hypocrisy is evident.

Adjoa had absolutely no chance in living hell that she was going to be accepted. She was hated from the moment she entered until the moment she left. Not just hated, but despised by many.

And for what? Absolutely God damn nothing. She wasn't nasty, malicious, arrogant, or even argumentative. She was just an educated girl exploring her sexuality, and occasionally a little bit crude in coming forward. But alas, she was scrutinised and picked apart like she was a criminal. But isn't that how a lot of people saw her as? A criminal, that is.

You see, the implicit bias that runs through the very fibres of our governmental and infrastructural foundation still remains. For many, they are entirely unaware that they have been marinated in this implicit bias since the day they were born. We are surrounded by an exhortation of images and propaganda that leads to the subconscious cognitive processing of subtle prejudice.

One day, hopefully sometime in the future, everyone will truly start to recognise this and make a personal effort to do something about it. However, this is not possible if there is a failure to recognise such subjective bias within oneself.

I have been programmed since birth to take an irrational dislike to Adjoa in Big Brother in 2015?

Loving it.

[Pete.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I have been programmed since birth to take an irrational dislike to Adjoa in Big Brother in 2015?

Loving it.

The power of Legend A

[Marsh.]

GoGo JoJo!

[Pete.]

yesss

[Jason.]

I don't remember Sallie or Helen getting OFF chants. Both of which were nasty, vicious characters.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Petemitch

The power of Legend A

Others faves could nevah?

[lovebigbrotheruk]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I have been programmed since birth to take an irrational dislike to Adjoa in Big Brother in 2015?

Loving it.

Basically, yes.

[Jamesy]

I don't know why they just don't tell the crowd outside to stay silent throughout the interview.

If C4 could keep a whole crowd silent for a 2 hour show I'm sure C5 could manage it for 15 minutes, even if 80% of the crowds are a bunch of chavs.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by lovebigbrotheruk

Basically, yes.

So how do you explain the fact that I didn't dislike Adjoa and didn't want any of our 3 nominees evicted?

[alex_front2]

The same crowd cheered Sarah. Hmmmmmmm.

[lovebigbrotheruk]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

So how do you explain the fact that I didn't dislike Adjoa and didn't want any of our 3 nominees evicted?

If that's the case, I am not talking about you, lol.

What the hell

[Vanessa]

I was there and the crowd were booing Adjoa the whole time. They were so hostile i felt uncomfortable. Maybe they didn't like her "pussy" talk. But other that that she has done nothing to deserve that level of hate.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by lovebigbrotheruk

If that's the case, I am not talking about you, lol.

What the hell

You said I had been programmed. I did a reboot.