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Denver
04-09-2014, 09:30 PM
When dee started laying into gary he walked away and i got the impression if he stayed he would destroyed dee

jessicadanielle
04-09-2014, 09:32 PM
I got the impression he just felt awkward so bailed

Cherie
04-09-2014, 09:34 PM
I hated that he walked away :nono:

Sophiee
04-09-2014, 10:13 PM
didn't even bother standing up for him :hmph:.

Josy
04-09-2014, 10:14 PM
Would have had more respect if Audley had spoken up instead of walking away tbh.

Northern Monkey
04-09-2014, 10:15 PM
Jeez,Even Audley's scared of the Rotweiler

rusticgal
04-09-2014, 10:19 PM
...yeah a bit disappointed there. However Audley has been consistent throughout and not got involved in other peoples arguments. I think he knows Gary can handle himself...had he got involved he would probably been slaughtered for it.

I forgive you Audley. :cheer2:

jaxie
04-09-2014, 10:26 PM
Would have had more respect if Audley had spoken up instead of walking away tbh.
I agree, its the thing that disappoints me about them all that no one will step up and say this treatment isn't cool.

Brother Leon
04-09-2014, 10:33 PM
He was having a lighthearted back n forth and then those two suddenly got a little tense. He rightfully thought "this **** is nothing to do with me. Bye".

jet
05-09-2014, 12:31 AM
Audley likes to play safe and he's incredibly wooden and boring. He's nice enough, just not interesting in any way.

Lostie!
05-09-2014, 11:38 AM
He was having a lighthearted back n forth and then those two suddenly got a little tense. He rightfully thought "this **** is nothing to do with me. Bye".

This, pretty much. Why should he jump into a dispute that he knows doesn't concern him?

If one of Dee's friends jumped in to defend her, I doubt people here would be happy about that, yet Audley's getting flack for not doing that for Gary. Gary's my second favourite after Audley, but I'm tired of him being held to a different standard in every single situation. Sure, sometimes it's necessary (like expecting people to make more of an effort when talking to him, etc), but a lot of the time I feel there's just a double standard.

He wasn't in a situation that warranted Audley's intervention. And, frankly, most people would feel awkward and get away if the two people they were talking to suddenly started arguing.

jessicadanielle
05-09-2014, 11:43 AM
This, pretty much. Why should he jump into a dispute that he knows doesn't concern him?

If one of Dee's friends jumped in to defend her, I doubt people here would be happy about that. I like Gary (he's my next favourite after Audley at the moment) but he didn't need anyone to barge into the dispute and defend him.

Yeah agreed. Sometimes it seems people (both FMs and HMs) change their mind on whether people should jump in and defend someone depending on which "side" of an argument they're on.

Ithinkiloveyoutoo
05-09-2014, 11:46 AM
He's done with it all. He can't understand why they are all so impatient with the elderly man. Audley and dee even said he reminded them of their father. Is this how Dee treats her father? And she said she's not his carer, nobody asked her to be, but yet the whole nation have cared for you haven't they MAMA ****ING DEE!!

Sophiee
05-09-2014, 12:47 PM
Yeah agreed. Sometimes it seems people (both FMs and HMs) change their mind on whether people should jump in and defend someone depending on which "side" of an argument they're on.
I agree and I was going to mention this. if it's a popular housemate it's brilliant when others defend them apparently, but if not then that person is seen to be the devil :laugh: definitely all double standards.