View Full Version : Callum dishes out the dirty about last night(vid)
erinp5
29-07-2013, 12:34 PM
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erinp5
29-07-2013, 12:36 PM
Feeding Sam the wrong info again.
Jemal
29-07-2013, 12:40 PM
How did he?
Gins said hes had a tough time. Then dexter agreed and started to say yes i have had a tough time in here? So what bullcrap are you on about.
People just can't go a day without picking straws at callum.
AND also your titles wrong. Its not the 'dirty', its suppose to be 'the truth'
erinp5
29-07-2013, 12:43 PM
Did you here Gina's name mentioned in that convo?I didn't I only heard Dexters name.
The convo that Dexter/Gina/Callum had was not about Dexter fishing for compliments or stating he is stupid.
Daffodil
29-07-2013, 12:46 PM
Sam's body language in that clip screamed 'Be quiet Callum. I want to be alone'.
Jemal
29-07-2013, 12:48 PM
Did you here Gina's name mentioned in that convo?I didn't I only heard Dexters name.
The convo that Dexter/Gina/Callum had was not about Dexter fishing for compliments or stating he is stupid.
Did you watch live feed yesterday? Lol?
Dexter kept on sucking up to callum saying 'on paper your more intelligent than me' and dexter was also callig himself the most stupidest, yes STUPIDEST in the house which callum disagreed saying he is intelligent.
And Sam said hes fishing for compliments not callum. *shakes my head*
erinp5
29-07-2013, 12:49 PM
Sam's body language in that clip screamed 'Be quiet Callum. I want to be alone'.
He must be getting sick of it to be fair.
Callum sits there and talks at Sam ,some are commenting that he is really just wanting to get his message across and uses Sam to do it .He knows if he says this in the DR that it may not be aired but if he has a convo with Sam some/most of it will get aired.
karezza
29-07-2013, 12:50 PM
Callum will be droning on about Dexter for the rest of his life.
:sleep:
erinp5
29-07-2013, 12:52 PM
Did you watch live feed yesterday? Lol?
Dexter kept on sucking up to callum saying 'on paper your more intelligent than me' and dexter was also callig himself the most stupidest, yes STUPIDEST in the house which callum disagreed saying he is intelligent.
And Sam said hes fishing for compliments not callum. *shakes my head*
I did watch it, I watched him shake hands and hug Dexter last night.
I watched Callum agree that the three of them should be strong together.
Lister of Smeg
29-07-2013, 01:10 PM
Callum tries to fomulate other peoples opinion for them.ever since he found out only Hazel is less popular than him he's been on full on assault mod aiming to bring Dexter down and make himself look good but his desperation is clear as day for anyone with non biased eyes to see.
erinp5
29-07-2013, 01:12 PM
I thought that their convo was an honest conversation but Dexter is right, never tell Callum anything personal ,he will repeat it and use it against you.
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Ellen
29-07-2013, 01:22 PM
You joking right? Both those two will never trust each other.
erinp5
29-07-2013, 01:26 PM
You joking right? Both those two will never trust each other.
I agree they will never trust each other but I did enjoy watching the conversation between the three odd them.
Brother Leon
29-07-2013, 01:31 PM
Callum tried so hard to make Dexter say what he wanted to say, but he didn't. It was Gina that said they had the hardest time in there, not Dexter :idc:
erinp5
29-07-2013, 01:33 PM
Live feed part1
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x12fjxx_live-feed-29th-july-2013-part-1-of-2_shortfilms
Live feed part two
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x12flbk_live-feed-29th-july-2013-part-2-of-2_shortfilms
Callum tries to fomulate other peoples opinion for them.ever since he found out only Hazel is less popular than him he's been on full on assault mod aiming to bring Dexter down and make himself look good but his desperation is clear as day for anyone with non biased eyes to see.
Well said Lister! :thumbs:...Callum is a smeeeeeee...ee!
Im_Juz_ChiLLin
29-07-2013, 01:51 PM
These three youtube comments sum this Creepster Callum up brilliantly:
1) the word "Truth" in the title, shouldn't it be Day 47: Callum dishes out his version of events about last night ?
2) Sam is useless, hes either sat in that chair with a cuppa or layed on the grass/bed doing absolute nothing, this is the main one Dexter was talking about having a easy ride.
3) Wow Callum, you were the one that asked him if he had the hardest time... and Dexter didn't even want to answer, but you got annoyed and you said that he wasn't being honest... And now you're telling a completely different story to Sam... Wow.
^^^
Above statement says it all !!!
Lister of Smeg
29-07-2013, 02:30 PM
Well said Lister! :thumbs:...Callum is a smeeeeeee...ee!
Yes a complete and total one :dance:
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 02:53 PM
Did you watch live feed yesterday? Lol?
Dexter kept on sucking up to callum saying 'on paper your more intelligent than me' and dexter was also callig himself the most stupidest, yes STUPIDEST in the house which callum disagreed saying he is intelligent.
And Sam said hes fishing for compliments not callum. *shakes my head*
I saw it,and you are right.
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 02:54 PM
I thought that their convo was an honest conversation but Dexter is right, never tell Callum anything personal ,he will repeat it and use it against you.
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When has Callum ever done that?
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 02:55 PM
Callum tried so hard to make Dexter say what he wanted to say, but he didn't. It was Gina that said they had the hardest time in there, not Dexter :idc:
Where is the proof of this?or is it another little gem his detracors have pulled from their hats.
erinp5
29-07-2013, 05:21 PM
Where is the proof of this?or is it another little gem his detracors have pulled from their hats.
watch the live feed link
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 05:24 PM
Dexter has dislexia. He's been told he's stupid his all life. I want to hug him. :(
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 05:25 PM
Callum tried so hard to make Dexter say what he wanted to say, but he didn't. It was Gina that said they had the hardest time in there, not Dexter :idc:
Actually i agree with Gina. They both had the toughest ride in there.
smudgie
29-07-2013, 05:25 PM
Dexter has dislexia. He's been told he's stupid his all life. I want to hug him. :(
Dyslexia does not make you stupid.
He should have tried harder at school maybe.
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 05:26 PM
watch the live feed link
I don't have to,I watched it last night what exactly has narked you?
Videostar
29-07-2013, 05:27 PM
Well, Sam sure as hell hasn't had the hardest time in that house, he has just slept, and slept, and slept some more...every HM loves him (and we all know why)...the guy couldn't have an easier time if they tried.
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 05:27 PM
Callum keeps lying about Dexter. His gameplan is not so smart if people can see through it.
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 05:27 PM
Dyslexia does not make you stupid.
He should have tried harder at school maybe.
I just KNEW this would get pulled out as an excuse now,Ah well I suppose he needs some as he has no merits of his own.
Videostar
29-07-2013, 05:27 PM
I don't have to,I watched it last night what exactly has narked you?
Blinkered Callum supporters.? :joker:
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 05:28 PM
Blinkered Callum supporters.? :joker:
pot calling kettle,me thinks,just answer the question.WHAT exactly is the lie?
PS,Im not a callum supporter either,lol I can just see the hypocrisy of all this
Videostar
29-07-2013, 05:30 PM
pot calling kettle,me thinks,just answer the question.WHAT exactly is the lie?
Callum putting words into Dexter's mouth that in fact he never uttered...don't forget, this is the same Callum that told Sam that he got cheers on Friday night...another Callumism. ;)
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 05:30 PM
Callum putting words into Dexter's mouth that in fact he never uttered...don't forget, this is the same Callum that told Sam that he got cheers on Friday night...another Callumism. ;)
What words did Callum put into Dexters mouth?
Videostar
29-07-2013, 05:31 PM
What words did Callum put into Dexters mouth?
Saying that he had the roughest time in the house, Dexter never said that.
Watch the clip much.?
Im_Juz_ChiLLin
29-07-2013, 05:32 PM
What words did Callum put into Dexters mouth?
Well your not gonna watch the live feed video because it proves Callum is a liar so what's the point in telling you the truth? your just gonna say we are lieing.... :nono:
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 05:33 PM
Saying that he had the roughest time in the house, Dexter never said that.
Watch the clip much.?
Gina said that and Dexter did not agree at all.
Videostar
29-07-2013, 05:34 PM
Gina said that and Dexter did not agree at all.
But the fact remains Dexter didn't say it, but Callum said he did.
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 05:34 PM
Callum may be a nice guy outside, but in the House he's not.
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 05:35 PM
But the fact remains Dexter didn't say it, but Callum said he did.
Yes. Dexter thinks some other people had it tougher. Not sure who he was talking about though.
smudgie
29-07-2013, 05:36 PM
Saying that he had the roughest time in the house, Dexter never said that.
Watch the clip much.?
At one point he used the words.." Hard *****ing torturous journey " .
I nearly choked on my coffee.:joker:
Videostar
29-07-2013, 05:37 PM
At one point he used the words.." Hard *****ing torturous journey " .
I nearly choked on my coffee.:joker:
Have you ever been in an environment where you were disliked by everyone? was that easy to deal with.?
smudgie
29-07-2013, 05:44 PM
Have you ever been in an environment where you were disliked by everyone? was that easy to deal with.?
No, thank goodness I don't have the same personality traits as Dexter.
The housemates disliking him is of his own doing.
If he was not such an asshole he would not have bee nominated nearly every week.
Im_Juz_ChiLLin
29-07-2013, 05:45 PM
No, thank goodness I don't have the same personality traits as Dexter.
The housemates disliking him is of his own doing.
If he was not such an asshole he would not have bee nominated nearly every week.
Then all the housemates find Callum Creepy is all of his doing as well then... :joker:
Videostar
29-07-2013, 05:46 PM
No, thank goodness I don't have the same personality traits as Dexter.
The housemates disliking him is of his own doing.
If he was not such an asshole he would not have bee nominated nearly every week.
But still, the HM's could have treated him better, just ignore his stories, he wasn't doing anyone any harm.
He did have a rough time of it.
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 05:46 PM
Then all the housemates find Callum Creepy is all of his doing as well then... :joker:
Yes, they all find Callum very annoying. Which is true. :joker:
smudgie
29-07-2013, 05:50 PM
But still, the HM's could have treated him better, just ignore his stories, he wasn't doing anyone any harm.
He did have a rough time of it.
Apart from nominating him I can not see how he has been treat any different to the others.
Kizzy
29-07-2013, 05:53 PM
This is the same thread as vanessas, why is there two threads discussing the same thing?
Videostar
29-07-2013, 05:54 PM
Apart from nominating him I can not see how he has been treat any different to the others.
The Twins constantly telling him they hate him and want him out, the HM's during the BB tasks voting Dexter the most hated, disliked blah blah blah...Dan calling him names, HM's accusing him of being a snake when all he was doing was trying to get involved with conversations they were having...and much more.
How can you seriously say that they haven't treated him any different? even Callum gets a far easier ride than Dexter did.
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 05:54 PM
This is the same thread as vanessas, why is there two threads discussing the same thing?
LOL we need to be told in no uncertain terms,Callum is a lair,:joker::joker:
DanaC
29-07-2013, 05:54 PM
Dyslexia does not make you stupid.
He should have tried harder at school maybe.
No, but unless you are lucky enough to get a diagnosis at an early stage it very much gets you labelled as stupid.
There is still a stigma attached to the condition.
I used to teach adult literacy and many of my students were undiagnosed dyslexics. Many of them self-identified as stupid because they'd been called stupid or thick whilst they were growing up, both by other kids, and by teachers.
Kizzy
29-07-2013, 05:56 PM
Saying that he had the roughest time in the house, Dexter never said that.
Watch the clip much.?
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Vanessa
29-07-2013, 05:57 PM
No, but unless you are lucky enough to get a diagnosis at an early stage it very much gets you labelled as stupid.
There is still a stigma attached to the condition.
I used to teach adult literacy and many of my students were undiagnosed dyslexics. Many of them self-identified as stupid because they'd been called stupid or thick whilst they were growing up, both by other kids, and by teachers.
Dexter said he has dyslexia. He has been called stupid his all life and was bullied because of it. He also said he has dyspraxia, which explains why he struggles in social situations.
Did you watch live feed yesterday? Lol?
Dexter kept on sucking up to callum saying 'on paper your more intelligent than me' and dexter was also callig himself the most stupidest, yes STUPIDEST in the house which callum disagreed saying he is intelligent.
And Sam said hes fishing for compliments not callum. *shakes my head*
Doesn't matter Hadouken, if someone drowned in the pool and Callum gave them CPR and saved them he would be creepy for doing it.
smudgie
29-07-2013, 06:05 PM
No, but unless you are lucky enough to get a diagnosis at an early stage it very much gets you labelled as stupid.
There is still a stigma attached to the condition.
I used to teach adult literacy and many of my students were undiagnosed dyslexics. Many of them self-identified as stupid because they'd been called stupid or thick whilst they were growing up, both by other kids, and by teachers.
My lovely daughter was an undiagnosed dyslexic right up until she went to uni.
She struggled, she had to work harder, we had to help her more. But she still managed to leave school with 11 GSCE, went onto uni got her A levels then on to do her masters.She is now HOD in secondary school.
My daughter never considered herself stupid and we would never have allowed her to. We did pull our hair out at not being able to find out what her problem
was.
Perhaps Dexter did not get the support at home, might not have had as good a school etc, but I will stand by my statement that being dyslexic does not mean you are stupid.
Kizzy
29-07-2013, 06:21 PM
My lovely daughter was an undiagnosed dyslexic right up until she went to uni.
She struggled, she had to work harder, we had to help her more. But she still managed to leave school with 11 GSCE, went onto uni got her A levels then on to do her masters.She is now HOD in secondary school.
My daughter never considered herself stupid and we would never have allowed her to. We did pull our hair out at not being able to find out what her problem
was.
Perhaps Dexter did not get the support at home, might not have had as good a school etc, but I will stand by my statement that being dyslexic does not mean you are stupid.
Of course it doesn't this guy will use any trick or manipulate any situation to his advantage, he is thinking about nominations and trying to play the pity card is all to guilt trip the other HM's.
If he does have dyslexia using it in this context was a PR stunt and nothing else.
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 06:22 PM
look,I'm SURE if Callum had dyslexia there would be no sympathy or excuses,same goes for dexter to me.
Im_Juz_ChiLLin
29-07-2013, 06:30 PM
My lovely daughter was an undiagnosed dyslexic right up until she went to uni.
She struggled, she had to work harder, we had to help her more. But she still managed to leave school with 11 GSCE, went onto uni got her A levels then on to do her masters.She is now HOD in secondary school.
My daughter never considered herself stupid and we would never have allowed her to. We did pull our hair out at not being able to find out what her problem
was.
Perhaps Dexter did not get the support at home, might not have had as good a school etc, but I will stand by my statement that being dyslexic does not mean you are stupid.
@Bold and i suppose you have seen how Dexter's family handled the situation that you are making such theories, what an awful assumption to make about someone elses family.... :nono:
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 06:33 PM
Of course being dislexic doesn't mean you're stupid. But i think some dislexic people feels that way. Maybe because they didn't get the support they needed.
Jemal
29-07-2013, 06:35 PM
Doesn't matter Hadouken, if someone drowned in the pool and Callum gave them CPR and saved them he would be creepy for doing it.
LMFAO.
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 06:36 PM
He's still a little cock so it makes no difference to his persona.
Gusto Brunt
29-07-2013, 06:38 PM
Callum is digging his own grave here with the viewers.
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 06:40 PM
Callum is digging his own grave here with the viewers.
I agree. He's getting worse. Everyday he has a rant about Dexter. :eek::eek:
erinp5
29-07-2013, 06:41 PM
Doesn't matter Hadouken, if someone drowned in the pool and Callum gave them CPR and saved them he would be creepy for doing it.
and Dexter would get the blame for pushing them in !!
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 06:42 PM
and Dexter would get the blame for pushing them in !!
:joker::joker::joker:
Kazanne
29-07-2013, 06:42 PM
and Dexter would get the blame for pushing them in!!
Lets face it Dexter probably would push someone in if they were getting in his way:hugesmile:
My lovely daughter was an undiagnosed dyslexic right up until she went to uni.
She struggled, she had to work harder, we had to help her more. But she still managed to leave school with 11 GSCE, went onto uni got her A levels then on to do her masters.She is now HOD in secondary school.
My daughter never considered herself stupid and we would never have allowed her to. We did pull our hair out at not being able to find out what her problem
was.
Perhaps Dexter did not get the support at home, might not have had as good a school etc, but I will stand by my statement that being dyslexic does not mean you are stupid.
..I'm glad that it didn't hinder your daughter smudgie and of course dyslexia doesn't reflect your intelligence but the effect on everyone's learning who has it isn't the same and that's hugely to do with when it's diagnosed as well and how much support that person gets which I'm sure you know....
DanaC
29-07-2013, 06:43 PM
Dyslexia and dyspraxia are totally unrelated to intelligence. One can be a very intelligent person with dyslexia or one can be a very unintelligent person with dyslexia.
Dyslexia isn't the same for each person. There's a whole range of symptoms/characteristics that come with dyslexia, and for some it is more disabling than others. It isn't (as i am sure you know given your experience with your daughter) just about reading difficulties. For some it is also about organisational difficulties: the ability to sequence information may be affected. It may affect the ability to learn to tell the time (often creates confusion between quarter to the hour and quarter past for instance). It can affect little things like how to organize your work folder, how to plan your day.
Being dyslexic doesn't mean someone is stupid. And some people manage through hard work and a range of coping techniques to succeed very well in academia despite it. But different people experience dyslexia differently, and whereas your daughter, through hard work and determination managed to do very well academically, others may require the same level of work and determination just to keep their heads above water.
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 06:49 PM
Dyslexia and dyspraxia are totally unrelated to intelligence. One can be a very intelligent person with dyslexia or one can be a very unintelligent person with dyslexia.
Dyslexia isn't the same for each person. There's a whole range of symptoms/characteristics that come with dyslexia, and for some it is more disabling than others. It isn't (as i am sure you know given your experience with your daughter) just about reading difficulties. For some it is also about organisational difficulties: the ability to sequence information may be affected. It may affect the ability to learn to tell the time (often creates confusion between quarter to the hour and quarter past for instance). It can affect little things like how to organize your work folder, how to plan your day.
Being dyslexic doesn't mean someone is stupid. And some people manage through hard work and a range of coping techniques to succeed very well in academia despite it. But different people experience dyslexia differently, and whereas your daughter, through hard work and determination managed to do very well academically, others may require the same level of work and determination just to keep their heads above water.
Dexter said he has trouble even writing his name correctly. :(
DanaC
29-07-2013, 06:55 PM
I had a student once who couldn't pick his name from a register. Couldn't tell left from right, couldn't tell the time. He had begun to drop away from the other kids at an early age, during the first couple of years of primary school. He spent most of his school life skipping classes, causing trouble, being labelled as stupid and eventually went on to develop a serious alcohol dependency. His opinion of himself was very low.
But he was a brilliant artist. And frankly one of the most intelligent people I have ever met. Not educated, but very intelligent. Absolutely broke my heart.
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 06:57 PM
I had a student once who couldn't pick his name from a register. He had begun to drop away from the other kids at an early age, during the first couple of years of primary school. He spent most of his school life skipping classes, causing trouble, being labelled as stupid and eventually went on to develop a serious alcohol dependency. His opinion of himself was very low.
But he was a brilliant artist. And frankly one of the most intelligent people I have ever met. Not educated, but very intelligent. Absolutely broke my heart.
I think his dislexia and dispraxia is the reason Dexter is so misunderstood in there. He just struggles to get his point across and it shows. If only the housemates knew they would not be so hard on him.
DanaC
29-07-2013, 06:59 PM
That and there's clearly been some sort of disconnect with his Mum. Which might explain some of his odd views about women.
I actually quite like Dex. He's an interesting lad.
Vanessa
29-07-2013, 07:01 PM
That and there's clearly been some sort of disconnect with his Mum. Which might explain some of his odd views about women.
I actually quite like Dex. He's an interesting lad.
Callum was not very sympathetic, but Gina reacted quite strongly when Dexter mentioned he was bullied. Bless her.
erinp5
29-07-2013, 07:05 PM
Last nighton the live feed when Gina stepped back from the conversation and said 'I know what's going on here ' she looked annoyed and then she said to Dexter don't put yourself down.I think Gina caught on to what Callum was doing ,he was baiting Dexter.
2 mins in
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Vanessa
29-07-2013, 07:07 PM
Last nighton the live feed when Gina stepped back from the conversation and said 'I know what's going on here ' she looked annoyed and then she said to Dexter don't put yourself down.I think Gina caught on to what Callum was doing ,he was baiting Dexter.
Some people have commented on this on DS, but i'm not sure. Gina hasn't sussed Callum gameplan yet. :suspect:
Looks like good'ol Dex has the sympathy vote now cause dyslexia explains all of his cocky behavior.
smudgie
29-07-2013, 07:24 PM
..I'm glad that it didn't hinder your daughter smudgie and of course dyslexia doesn't reflect your intelligence but the effect on everyone's learning who has it isn't the same and that's hugely to do with when it's diagnosed as well and how much support that person gets which I'm sure you know....
Definitely. She had a late diagnoss but we knew something was not right.
I do think it is terrible that early diagnosis is not the norm makes a big difference to a person.
smudgie
29-07-2013, 07:28 PM
Dyslexia and dyspraxia are totally unrelated to intelligence. One can be a very intelligent person with dyslexia or one can be a very unintelligent person with dyslexia.
Dyslexia isn't the same for each person. There's a whole range of symptoms/characteristics that come with dyslexia, and for some it is more disabling than others. It isn't (as i am sure you know given your experience with your daughter) just about reading difficulties. For some it is also about organisational difficulties: the ability to sequence information may be affected. It may affect the ability to learn to tell the time (often creates confusion between quarter to the hour and quarter past for instance). It can affect little things like how to organize your work folder, how to plan your day.
Being dyslexic doesn't mean someone is stupid. And some people manage through hard work and a range of coping techniques to succeed very well in academia despite it. But different people experience dyslexia differently, and whereas your daughter, through hard work and determination managed to do very well academically, others may require the same level of work and determination just to keep their heads above water.
My daughter could not tell the time until she was in her late teens, payed havoc with her catching the bus etc.
DanaC
29-07-2013, 08:38 PM
*nods* can be a real problem in holding down jobs, attending appointments etc. I don't think most people realise just how much it can impact on someone's day to day life. There's this perception a lot of people have of dyslexia as simply 'word blindness'.
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