[Marsh.]

*forgets Ann's politics for a sec*

*gust of wind blows through studio*

"So... Ann... hair straighteners? Tough to use, huh?"

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

*forgets Ann's politics for a sec*

*gust of wind blows through studio*

"So... Ann... hair straighteners? Tough to use, huh?"

[Paula D]

It was an awful interview. Emma was being a bitch. How many times did she have to say Ann was going home to an empty house? Nasty.

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[HBIC]

Funny how people are criticizing Emma tonight when the same people were praising her for being the same way to Andrew. Talk about double standards.

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

emma pushed too much and got what she deserved

Yeah I agree with this tbf, it was obvious what Ann's answer to the question was, she answered it clearly so there was no need to carry on with it.

I don't think she was actually talking about Ann changing her views though, it was more about whether or not she'd be willing to be more open minded, which is possible for anyone however strongly considered their views are.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

[GoldHeart]

Ann is who she is and she's not changing for anyone , and even if you don't agree with her atleast you know she won't turn into Dr Jekyll and mr hyde like some hm's . And you know where you stand with her.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by HBIC

Funny how people are criticizing Emma tonight when the same people were praising her for being the same way to Andrew. Talk about double standards.

Good point

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by parmnion

She used that friendship against her...they must have looked and looked and looked and all they could come up with was amanda saying bollox....it stunk for me..you could see emmas disaproval all over her face..

The "bollox" question drew attention to Ann's double standards re. swearing. It's ok when her bezzy mate does it, but not others.
Well done Emma.

[Cal.]

Emma was brilliant with Ann. That’s not a lot of people Emma would allow to speak to her like that, as we’ve seen with the likes of Helen Wood, Stephen Bear and Winston McKenzie. She’s got a bloody gob on her!

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

The "bollox" question drew attention to Ann's double standards re. swearing. It's ok when her bezzy mate does it, but not others.
Well done Emma.

She explained it was about context which was a fair reply

I didn't really get why Emma laboured the point that Ann lives alone, she seemed to be intimating that there was something wrong with that and that Ann must be lonely which I thought was a bit odd, I doubt she would have laboured that point with any other older housemate, a lot of people both male and female will find themselves on their own at Ann's age either through divorce, losing a partner or just because they were never interested in having a partner in the first place, I thought it was okay to be asexual or to choose how you live these days

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Cherie

She explained it was about context which was a fair reply

Context? What a convenient excuse.
Before you could at least claim she had some standards, even if they were dubious.
But now it's clear that like most politicians she is a bloody hypocrite. On top of being a bigot and killjoy. Sad.

[poppsywoppsy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

She explained it was about context which was a fair reply

I didn't really get why Emma laboured the point that Ann lives alone, she seemed to be intimating that there was something wrong with that and that Ann must be lonely which I thought was a bit odd, I doubt she would have laboured that point with any other older housemate, a lot of people both male and female will find themselves on their own at Ann's age either through divorce, losing a partner or just because they were never interested in having a partner in the first place, I thought it was okay to be asexual or to choose how you live these days

Yes, Courtney has said many times that he cannot keep relationships going, so he isn't exactly leading a fulfilled life either. Emma didn't ask him about that.

[poppsywoppsy]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Context? What a convenient excuse.
Before you could at least claim she had some standards, even if they were dubious.
But now it's clear that like most politicians she is a bloody hypocrite. On top of being a bigot and killjoy. Sad.

Shouldn't worry about it, Ann doesn't.

[Underscore]

her views arent fashionable for a reason

cancel ha

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by poppsywoppsy

Yes, Courtney has said many times that he cannot keep relationships going, so he isn't exactly leading a fulfilled life either. Emma didn't ask him about that.

Yeo nothing! And the thing about the cats I think was a deliberathe slight as well, in fairness to Rylan he is far more professional and doesn't show any bias

[Jamie89]

She said as well that she'd reasoned herself into forming her views over a number of years which was interesting, I think it goes to show that they aren't as dictated by her religion as often gets suggested.

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I've quite liked Ann in there but I thought it was mean spirited to call out Emma's interviewing ability and try and show her up like that. It's not a combative political interview, it's supposed to be a friendly chat about her time in the house, there was no need for her to be so defensive

Oop I didn't watch, what happened?

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Oop I didn't watch, what happened?

Emma basically asked her if the conversations in the house has made her reflect, she gave quite a firm no but Emma continued to push the question anyway, and then Ann said something like 'you can keep asking me the same question but you'll get the same answer' and Emma seemed a bit awkward about it.

[Jamie89]

Asking about Ann's dead cats was probably more awkward though

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

Emma basically asked her if the conversations in the house has made her reflect, she gave quite a firm no but Emma continued to push the question anyway, and then Ann said something like 'you can keep asking me the same question but you'll get the same answer' and Emma seemed a bit awkward about it.

Oh right. Well she should know with Ann that there's no changing her views, whether it be a situation or general life

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

The "bollox" question drew attention to Ann's double standards re. swearing. It's ok when her bezzy mate does it, but not others.
Well done Emma.

Actually what Ann said was right, it was the context of it as it was so random it WAS funny,no one expected it, but the constant swearing used by the 'boys' is bloody annoying and some swearing is said in an aggressive way as was Andrews when he called Ann a twunt,I have to say Bollox is my favourite swear word and usually makes me laugh,there were other things Emma could have spoken about imo.

[bitontheslide]

the fact that they analyzed a months worth of footage in the house and the only thing they could find was that she laughed once when someone said bollocks says it all

[Livia]

I'm usually a big fan of Emma, but I was really disappointed with her last night and her whole approach to Ann. Yes, Emma, Ann lives alone. No, her cats are dead now... do you have ANY researchers on the show at all? Emma's approach was not only kind of spiteful but also surprisingly patronising... she had that face on that some people usually use when they're dealing with someone with special needs.

Equality, eh?

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

Asking about Ann's dead cats was probably more awkward though

That's funny to you? After I've read your posts full of how we should all be accepting?

THIS is what spoilt CBB for me.