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ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 05:16 AM
Having watched dannys violent outbursts, would you want your daughter to live alone with him as his girlfriend?

Be honest now.

ConnieLingus
28-06-2015, 05:20 AM
I definitely would...for a short while.

My daughter is a 3rd Dan Karate black belt, and a Tae Kwon Do black belt though, and hates pieces of sh it like that.

I know she would bide her time and then do the right thing.

Withano
28-06-2015, 05:21 AM
Nobody has excused his behaviour.

reece(:
28-06-2015, 05:22 AM
He has shown to be a decent bloke with good intentions.

The same could not be said for the aggressive cup thrower.

ConnieLingus
28-06-2015, 05:23 AM
Nobody has excused his behaviour.

You did...or at least tried to.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 05:24 AM
Nobody has excused his behaviour.


Yes they have. I have been reading posts all night that suggest his behaviour was justified by marc winding him up.

Jack_
28-06-2015, 05:24 AM
This is three threads on the same incident, can they be merged plz

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 05:25 AM
Nobody has excused his behaviour.


Here you go:

He has shown to be a decent bloke with good intentions.

The same could not be said for the aggressive cup thrower.

Withano
28-06-2015, 05:26 AM
You did...or at least tried to.

Because I explained in your thread that he didnt threaten to murder someone.. That's all I've done... He didn't say anything of the sort, you misheard, his behaviour was inexcusable but telling Marc that he would put pasta in his face is different to the ridiculously hysterical thread you made about Danny 'disfiguring and attempting to murder Marc'

ConnieLingus
28-06-2015, 05:26 AM
He has shown to be a decent bloke with good intentions.

The same could not be said for the aggressive cup thrower.

A decent bloke who continually loses his temper, and threatens others?

We can do without those kind of good intentions thank you very much.

Those are the kind of good intentions that get women abused in this country. He's a nutjob who can't control himself.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 05:27 AM
Because I explained in your thread that he did t threaten to murder someone.. That's all I've done! He didn't you misheard, his behaviour was inexcusable but telling Marc that he would put pasta in his face is different to the ridiculously hysterical thread you made about Danny 'disfiguring and attempting to murder Marc'

So we know he said pasta and not glass.

So, why hasn't he been booted out? And would you want your daughter living with him as his girlfriend?

reece(:
28-06-2015, 05:31 AM
Those are the kind of good intentions that get women abused in this country. He's a nutjob who can't control himself.

Totally asinine comparison. Marc knew what he was doing and goaded him. Of course physical attacks are not acceptable but as if a few pieces of meat thrown in the air are going to warrant a comparison to women getting beaten and abused. Perspective needed............

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 05:33 AM
Totally asinine comparison. Marc knew what he was doing and goaded him. Of course physical attacks are not acceptable but as if a few pieces of meat thrown in the air are going to warrant a comparison to women getting beaten and abused. Perspective needed............

Did you miss danny's fit of pure blind violent rage while arguing with helen?

He has had to dragged off twice now to the diary room to stop him trashing the joint and hitting people.

ConnieLingus
28-06-2015, 05:38 AM
Totally asinine comparison. Marc knew what he was doing and goaded him. Of course physical attacks are not acceptable but as if a few pieces of meat thrown in the air are going to warrant a comparison to women getting beaten and abused. Perspective needed............

Hmm...you think people with this kind of rage can control it just because they are in the company of women?

People with his rage issues are a danger...mostly to women because they are physically weaker in general, but to everyone else too because he thinks nothing of using weapons.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 05:58 AM
Still no answers.

Gee, I guess it must just be a difficult question.

I will try and make it easier next time.

ConnieLingus
28-06-2015, 06:05 AM
I swear on my mother's dead cat's grave that Danny should have been ejected for his aggression.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 06:05 AM
Nobody has excused his behaviour.

Do you agree that he should have been ejected for his violent outbursts?


(I won't hold my breath for an answer:laugh:)

abhorson
28-06-2015, 06:07 AM
Did you miss danny's fit of pure blind violent rage while arguing with helen?

He has had to dragged off twice now to the diary room to stop him trashing the joint and hitting people.

:laugh::laugh:

How on earth could it be "violent rage" when there was no violence:laugh:

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 06:11 AM
:laugh::laugh:

How on earth could it be "violent rage" when there was no violence:laugh:


Did you not see his violent outburst with the pizza boxes? He had to be restrained and dragged off again.

abhorson
28-06-2015, 06:14 AM
Did you not see his violent outburst with the pizza boxes? He had to be restrained and dragged off again.

Shiver me old timbers. Let us have a funeral in cardboard city:laugh:

Withano
28-06-2015, 06:16 AM
Do you agree that he should have been ejected for his violent outbursts?


(I won't hold my breath for an answer:laugh:)

No, if it was consistent or regular or lasted longer or he threw something heavier than a sandwich or if he wasn't being goaded into an argument and his temper came from nowhere, then maybe.

But when I watched the show I saw a guy finally lose a temper for about 20 seconds before he calmed back down.

Losing his temper like this is not okay and I'm glad that he was warned to not repeat it. Anything less than a warning would have been irresponsible for bb, anything more would have been OTT in my opinion.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 06:17 AM
Shiver me old timbers. Let us have a funeral in cardboard city:laugh:

It was still violent.

And in fact, it shows an escalation. First the pizza boxes, then in the second incident actually throwing things that hit people.

What next?

ConnieLingus
28-06-2015, 06:17 AM
Do you agree that he should have been ejected for his violent outbursts?


(I won't hold my breath for an answer:laugh:)

I find it hilarious that when someone uses a naughty insult (especially against a favoured housemate), you can't move on this board for offended posters on this board demanding retribution.

However, get a good old boy favourite threatening/committing violence, and you get a defence for them on here that puts OJ Simpson's lawyers to shame.

abhorson
28-06-2015, 06:18 AM
It was still violent.

And in fact, it shows an escalation. First the pizza boxes, then in the second incident actually throwing things that hit people.

What next?

Things? Which things are they?

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 06:21 AM
No, if it was consistent or regular or lasted longer or he threw something heavier than a sandwich or if he wasn't being goaded into an argument and his temper came from nowhere, then maybe.

But when I watched the show I saw a guy finally lose a temper for about 20 seconds before he calmed back down.

Losing his temper like this is not okay and I'm glad that he was warned to not repeat it. Anything less than a warning would have been irresponsible for bb, anything more would have been OTT in my opinion.

But he did repeat it.

TWICE now he has completely lost it and had to be dragged off.

And you are excusing his behaviour by saying he was goaded.

Would you want your daughter to live with him as his girlfriend? (Don't panic, it's on topic:laugh:)

Ammi
28-06-2015, 06:22 AM
I find it hilarious that when someone uses a naughty insult (especially against a favoured housemate), you can't move on this board for offended posters on this board demanding retribution.

However, get a good old boy favourite threatening/committing violence, and you get a defence for them on here that puts OJ Simpson's lawyers to shame.

...I really haven't noticed Danny being a forum favourite at all tbh...and I for sure don't have any particular 'Danny love'....he's barely done anything through the series, or it hasn't been highlighted so has seemed so and now he's 'coming to the fore' a bit more, it's mostly been in a negative/aggressive type way...so really noting much 'likeable' about him....

Withano
28-06-2015, 06:27 AM
But he did repeat it.

TWICE now he has completely lost it and had to be dragged off.

And you are excusing his behaviour by saying he was goaded.

Would you want your daughter to live with him as his girlfriend? (Don't panic, it's on topic:laugh:)

He wasn't even warned with the pizza boxes.. Because it wasn't a big deal.. Just a bit out of character.. Are you saying that pushing 3 pizza boxes off a kitchen side deserves a warning.. Really?

I'm not excusing his behaviour, his behaviour was gross. You asked if the behaviour deserved ejection last night and I personally think no because he lost his temper for less than a minute after being goaded, it deserved nothing more than a warning. I've ran out of ways to express my opinion on this, if you're still unsure, I can't help. Maybe reread it.

I don't have a daughter, I'm the wrong person to ask. Not into answering hypothetical questions either.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 06:40 AM
He wasn't even warned with the pizza boxes.. Because it wasn't a big deal.. Just a bit out of character.. Are you saying that pushing 3 pizza boxes off a kitchen side deserves a warning.. Really?

Yes, because that is exactly what he did isn't it. He just nonchalantly pushed the pizza boxes off the counter as he breezed past, whistling a happy tune.



I'm not excusing his behaviour, his behaviour was gross. You asked if the behaviour deserved ejection last night and I personally think no because he lost his temper for less than a minute after being goaded,

Daley was goaded by Hazel and he grabbed her throat for only a few seconds. Is there a time limit?

What would Danny have had to do to get ejected?


it deserved nothing more than a warning. I've ran out of ways to express my opinion on this, if you're still unsure, I can't help. Maybe reread it.

I'm reading it loud and clear. You are excusing his behaviour because you like him. If Marc behaved that way then you would probably be asking for police involvement.

I don't have a daughter, I'm the wrong person to ask. Not into answering hypothetical questions either.

Then stop posting in threads whose topic is "would you want your daughter to live with danny as his girlfriend?"

Just a suggestion. What with you being so keen to stay on topic and all.

Withano
28-06-2015, 06:44 AM
Daley was goaded by Hazel and he grabbed her throat for only a few seconds. Is there a time limit?





There's no way that you're being serious.

I can't be bothered to reply to you anymore.

Withano
28-06-2015, 06:47 AM
You posted a lot of ridiculous **** tonight but that was just dumb, you'll be on my ignore list so there's no point in replying to me, but I believe you still can if you wish.

Try watching the show for what actually happens instead of watching what you want to see.

DrunkerThanMoses
28-06-2015, 06:49 AM
Nope I would push her to live with real men like Christian or Joel

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 06:50 AM
You posted a lot of ridiculous **** tonight but that was just dumb, you'll be on my ignore list so there's no point in replying to me, but I believe you still can if you wish.

Try watching the show for what actually happens instead of watching what you want to see.

My 5 year old puts me on his ignore list sometimes. He puts his hands over his ears and repeatedly shouts "Nar nar nar nar nar!"

Bless him.

But I understand. Being asked relevant, precise questions that prevent you from muddying the waters can get tiring. Give yourself a break.:laugh:

abhorson
28-06-2015, 07:13 AM
Things? Which things are they?

So, no reply!!

Well i will help. It was not "things" it was a sandwich. But if you want to be picky, i will stretch to two halves of a slice plus filling.

So pizza boxes and a sandwich? You make it sound like Rommel has just come over the dunes with a division of Tigers to face one measly Churchhill tank.

Give over and play fair FFS:joker:

Jimrod
28-06-2015, 07:15 AM
Ahh so a little occasional violence is ok so long as someone's getting a bit wound up? Got it. I guess it's similar to those women who go out and get sexually assaulted because they were wearing provocative clothes, they were asking for it after all... How about Danny just walking away if he was wound up, not getting in Marc's face and threatening him, would that not have been a solution?

smudgie
28-06-2015, 07:24 AM
Come across more as a temper tantrum than violent intent to me.
Perhaps he should learn to control it, then again it might be down to going stir crazy.
I have no idea what he is like on the outside of the house, we are not seeing these people in normal circumstances either.
Somebody throwing a few pizza boxes or a Sandwhich would not make me think my daughter would be in imminent danger if I am being honest.
If he was putting his fist through the walls I might have a rethink.

abhorson
28-06-2015, 07:25 AM
Ahh so a little occasional violence is ok so long as someone's getting a bit wound up? Got it. I guess it's similar to those women who go out and get sexually assaulted because they were wearing provocative clothes, they were asking for it after all... How about Danny just walking away if he was wound up, not getting in Marc's face and threatening him, would that not have been a solution?

Not really a comparison. And you belittle the woman analogy. An aggressive temper, yes. Violence, no. Marc's behaviour to nearly all is passive aggression. He should do the same.

Northern Monkey
28-06-2015, 07:30 AM
I have had a glass in my face and i have also had pasta in my face.The glass actually knocked me out and caused me to have stitches,The pasta was much less harmful.True story.

abhorson
28-06-2015, 07:37 AM
There's no way that you're being serious.

I can't be bothered to reply to you anymore.

Someone seems to have it in for you, even with your reasoned multiple replies.

Well done for staying calm. I would be banned:laugh:

Mick
28-06-2015, 08:01 AM
Where is the balance.The BB wants confrontation between HMs actively promotes it then objects when it escalates.

Danny was wrong yet imo there was nothing wrong in his objection to what marc was doing.Ask someone a question and not receiving the answer he wanted then question there honesty.This is a tactic he frequently uses. A passive way of calling someone a liar.After the picnic task he called cristian a coward many men would find both insulting but hey its only banter and all should understand.

Ever since marc entered the house danny has been on a hiding to nothing because he is the only one able to physically stand up to marc.When others are intimidated dominated and manipulated if he stands back and does nothing he gets stick but when he intervenes on behalf of another he is accused of game playing.

I feel objective about this as frankly I don't wish to see either of them win but in this instance I think dannys reactions where very understandable. The Wasp does have a sting and this is what marc does not like.

ebandit
28-06-2015, 08:07 AM
danny was wrong..............considering why he acted in such a manner

is not excusing that behaviour

Mark L

Griffin5779
28-06-2015, 08:58 AM
Keep in mind Danny is in a controlled environment with other people who have intervened to calm him down when he losses it..including the night Marc went in...Imagine they weren't there to pull him away and calm him..

Not i wouldn't want a daughter living with you..he clearly has angry control issues.

Mystic Mock
28-06-2015, 09:03 AM
Danny's a stereotypical himbo, he'll attack a guy no problem, but be nice to the girl even if she's a complete dick to him.

His very predictable in nature, and it takes an extreme amount of pressure for him to try and do anything different.

Mystic Mock
28-06-2015, 09:16 AM
And to the people that keep saying that it's just Pizza Boxes, he rolled them off in the air at one point too, just imagine if it had've hit someone at the side of the head? I know it sounds melodramatic but it's what Danny did.

Liam-
28-06-2015, 09:17 AM
This question is cliche and probably incredibly predictable, but out of fairness, let's look at it this way /Rylan

If Marc, did what Danny did last night and threatened what Danny did last night, would the people who are defending Danny for his actions, be crying for his expulsion?

jaxie
28-06-2015, 09:38 AM
My 5 year old puts me on his ignore list sometimes. He puts his hands over his ears and repeatedly shouts "Nar nar nar nar nar!"

Bless him.

But I understand. Being asked relevant, precise questions that prevent you from muddying the waters can get tiring. Give yourself a break.:laugh:

You annoy your five year old that much? :hehe:

jaxie
28-06-2015, 09:45 AM
This question is cliche and probably incredibly predictable, but out of fairness, let's look at it this way /Rylan

If Marc, did what Danny did last night and threatened what Danny did last night, would the people who are defending Danny for his actions, be crying for his expulsion?

I'm not defending Danny, I don't like him much but I don't think throwing a ham sandwich is that bad. Definitely not as bad as throwing a tin which Helen did. A tin could hurt someone, a sandwich won't. They've had food fights in the house before and no one usually bats an eyelid.

Plus all this trying to justify a favourite by self righteously condemning someone else who throws something is kind of dumb really.

Griffin5779
28-06-2015, 09:46 AM
Danny's a stereotypical himbo, he'll attack a guy no problem, but be nice to the girl even if she's a complete dick to him.

His very predictable in nature, and it takes an extreme amount of pressure for him to try and do anything different.

how many times has he lost his rag..and with who?

Mystic Mock
28-06-2015, 09:52 AM
how many times has he lost his rag..and with who?

Too true.:joker:

I just don't see him as that kinda guy tbh away from the show.

Ashley.
28-06-2015, 10:00 AM
I'd let Danny slap me anyday.

:hehe:

Livia
28-06-2015, 10:30 AM
If I had a daughter I'm fairly sure she wouldn't be a foul individual like Helen and Marc and wind people up in a passive aggressive way and when whine when someone reacts. What has he done? He got into someone's face after he'd been drinking and after that person had relentlessly goaded him, and he knocked some pizza boxes on the floor. Let's have a little perspective here.

bots
28-06-2015, 10:32 AM
If I had a daughter I'm fairly sure she wouldn't be a foul individual like Helen and Marc and wind people up in a passive aggressive way and when whine when someone reacts. What has he done? He got into someone's face after he'd been drinking and after that person had relentlessly goaded him, and he knocked some pizza boxes on the floor. Let's have a little perspective here.

whats with the passive aggressive babble? It was danny that butted in to a conversation that didnt concern him. Passive aggressive is the new term used when people want to pick fault with someone who has done nothing wrong.

(my response is passive aggressive ;))

Livia
28-06-2015, 10:38 AM
whats with the passive aggressive babble? It was danny that butted in to a conversation that didnt concern him. Passive aggressive is the new term used when people want to pick fault with someone who has done nothing wrong.

If you look up "passive aggressive" in the dictionary you'll find a picture of Marc with his thumbs up. His tactic is the epitome of passive aggressive. And if you really don't think Marc did anything wrong, you don't understand what passive aggressive means.

bots
28-06-2015, 10:42 AM
If you look up "passive aggressive" in the dictionary you'll find a picture of Marc with his thumbs up. His tactic is the epitome of passive aggressive. And if you really don't think Marc did anything wrong, you don't understand what passive aggressive means.

i do, but having an irish accent or a scottish accent automatically makes someone sound aggressive when they are not, its just the way it is. I don't like Marc one bit, and there have been numerous occasions (too many to list) where he has been completely out of order ... but i saw nothing passive aggressive in his behaviour last night.

Liam-
28-06-2015, 10:45 AM
I have a feeling people would defend Danny even if he swung for Marc because people's dislike of him is obviously blinding them and stopping any objective perspectives from coming through.

Livia
28-06-2015, 10:49 AM
i do, but having an irish accent or a scottish accent automatically makes someone sound aggressive when they are not, its just the way it is. I don't like Marc one bit, and there have been numerous occasions (too many to list) where he has been completely out of order ... but i saw nothing passive aggressive in his behaviour last night.


He was questioning people on stuff they might not want to talk about, pressing his point regardless. He continually called Aisleyne a liar, he said it quietly and without raising his voice. She got angry, quite understandably in my opinion, and he continued to press the point, calmly, knowing he was winding her up. Is it is modus operandi.

His accent has nothing whatever to do with it. Sam has a Scottish accent, Jade had an Irish accent, I find neither of them in the lease aggressive.

Livia
28-06-2015, 10:50 AM
I have a feeling people would defend Danny even if he swung for Marc because people's dislike of him is obviously blinding them and stopping any objective perspectives from coming through.

I don't like Danny, I'm not a fan... but I completely understand why he got wound up.

Kazanne
28-06-2015, 10:53 AM
Having watched dannys violent outbursts, would you want your daughter to live alone with him as his girlfriend?

Be honest now.

Definitely not,if he can get so angry over something so petty and lash out like that,God help a woman he is with ,especially one who has an opinion or asks a question.

jaxie
28-06-2015, 10:56 AM
Definitely not,if he can get so angry over something so petty and lash out like that,God help a woman he is with ,especially one who has an opinion or asks a question.
As a poor weak defenceless woman I find that statement rather melodramatic.

bots
28-06-2015, 10:57 AM
He was questioning people on stuff they might not want to talk about, pressing his point regardless. He continually called Aisleyne a liar, he said it quietly and without raising his voice. She got angry, quite understandably in my opinion, and he continued to press the point, calmly, knowing he was winding her up. Is it is modus operandi.

His accent has nothing whatever to do with it. Sam has a Scottish accent, Jade had an Irish accent, I find neither of them in the lease aggressive.

He questioned Aisleyne because she contradicted herself. Why wouldn't he.

He asked Nick if he wanted to win, and didnt accept Nicks woolly response. If people want to be fake and/or lie then he should say fair enough and let it pass or probe them for the real answer. I see nothing wrong with the latter

Griffin5779
28-06-2015, 10:57 AM
whats with the passive aggressive babble? It was danny that butted in to a conversation that didnt concern him. Passive aggressive is the new term used when people want to pick fault with someone who has done nothing wrong.

(my response is passive aggressive ;))

Asslenye said it in the diary room..and as i predicted on the forum the free thinking (laugh) anti marc people have picked it up added it to his list of human right abuses. It is so sad to see how easily influence some people can be.

Griffin5779
28-06-2015, 11:00 AM
As a poor weak defenceless woman I find that statement rather melodramatic.

where do you stand on marc treatment of chloe? or helens treatment of brian? just curious. and do you want to win big brother?

samanthacurtis
28-06-2015, 11:06 AM
Danny getting in marcs face in a aggressive way. It was threatening

Robertocarlo
28-06-2015, 11:11 AM
Danny getting in marcs face in a aggressive way. It was threatening

Very threatening indeed and Danny should have been removed immediately for doing it.:nono:

Robertocarlo
28-06-2015, 11:13 AM
where do you stand on marc treatment of chloe? or helens treatment of brian? just curious. and do you want to win big brother?

What treatment????? Marc has never bullied Chloe who is more than capable of defending herself if she wished to. When did Helen ever attack Brian???? Brian overreacted and was extremely aggressive when riled to Helen.

joeysteele
28-06-2015, 11:21 AM
I don't like Danny, I'm not a fan... but I completely understand why he got wound up.

With your knowledge of law too, who would be in the most bother,impartially.

Marc for discussing things with someone else and not Danny.
Or Danny for getting involved in the first place,Marc then retaliating to that intervention,Danny marching into Marcs space, pushing his face right into Marcs while seated,even threatening him.

Then afterwards throwing something ,anything.

Marc talking to others,or Danny for butting in and becoming aggressive and showing violent tendencies.

sarah2020
28-06-2015, 11:27 AM
No i wouldn't and felt Danny behavior is disgusting! Tired of the supposed nice hm are seen as great people when they are the ones getting in peoples faces and shouting out of control.

jaxie
28-06-2015, 11:54 AM
where do you stand on marc treatment of chloe? or helens treatment of brian? just curious. and do you want to win big brother?

I thought Helen's treatment of Brian was outrageous but he handled it well. I think Marc is taking himself too seriously in his treatment of pretty much everyone and he's gotten worse the longer he is in there. I think he picked iup some tips from Helen. He goads people and he knows full well what he is doing. I think Danny was wrong to get in Marc's face and threaten him. Chloe is a big girl.

All warnings were equally deserved no lynching necessary. One person's bad behaviour doesn't justify another. Sandwich throwing is a less dangerous sport than tin, glass or shoe throwing.

I'd love to win big brother, do you think I'd be entertaining? Should I audition?

DemolitionRed
28-06-2015, 12:05 PM
A decent bloke who continually loses his temper, and threatens others?

We can do without those kind of good intentions thank you very much.

Those are the kind of good intentions that get women abused in this country. He's a nutjob who can't control himself.

He loses his temper with one man, the man who he sees constantly goading others in front of the crowd.

Get women abused?!?! is Marc a woman? Have we seen Danny lose his temper with a woman in the house? or is Danny just losing his temper because he sees women being picked on?

Talk about making a mountain out of a molehill.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 01:42 PM
You annoy your five year old that much? :hehe:

I simply tell him he is wrong. Bit like I do to people on here sometimes.:laugh:

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 01:43 PM
He loses his temper with one man, the man who he sees constantly goading others in front of the crowd.

Get women abused?!?! is Marc a woman? Have we seen Danny lose his temper with a woman in the house? or is Danny just losing his temper because he sees women being picked on?

Talk about making a mountain out of a molehill.

Danny lost his temper with helen. But he took it out on the pizza boxes because he knew he would never get away with threatening helen.

Robertocarlo
28-06-2015, 01:43 PM
Having watched dannys violent outbursts, would you want your daughter to live alone with him as his girlfriend?

Be honest now.

No I wouldn't. Danny is very lucky to still be in the BBH.:nono:

Vicky.
28-06-2015, 01:44 PM
I have a feeling people would defend Danny even if he swung for Marc because people's dislike of him is obviously blinding them and stopping any objective perspectives from coming through.

^

Its the same every year by this point though, so just take it with a pinch of salt :laugh:

Withano
28-06-2015, 03:07 PM
Someone seems to have it in for you, even with your reasoned multiple replies.

Well done for staying calm. I would be banned:laugh:

It wasn't just this thread, she was quoting me all over the place.. Like a stalker tbh.. Probably shouldn't have replied to any but I wasn't tired haha

Withano
28-06-2015, 03:22 PM
I don't like Danny, I'm not a fan... but I completely understand why he got wound up.

Yeh I was called a Danny fan because I stuck up for him.. I'm not, I only stuck up for him because the majority of the anti-Danny posts are hysterically OTT.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 03:28 PM
Yeh I was called a Danny fan because I stuck up for him.. I'm not, I only stuck up for him because the majority of the anti-Danny posts are hysterically OTT.

My anti Danny posts weren't hysterically OTT.

I simply stated that he should be removed after several incidents of violence or threats of violence.

I have also just remembered that there was another incident when Marc first entered the house. Marc upset chloe and Danny was getting into his personal space in a threatening manner. I seem to recall Marc had to keep telling him to stop getting into his space.

So we now have 3 incidents all involving danny, but the person he was violent towards isn't even the same person each time.

I have never seen a more compelling case for removing someone.

tanussa
28-06-2015, 04:08 PM
marc knows exactly wot to do to push dannys buttons & u can guarantee he'll keep doing it with the intention of getting danny kicked out. as for danny, he did get in marcs face, but he had control, he walked away. it must be difficult when theres marc antagonising u all the time. marc is a vindictive git.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 04:13 PM
marc knows exactly wot to do to push dannys buttons & u can guarantee he'll keep doing it with the intention of getting danny kicked out. as for danny, he did get in marcs face, but he had control, he walked away. it must be difficult when theres marc antagonising u all the time. marc is a vindictive git.


He was completely out of control and did not walk away. He had to be dragged away by other housemates. For the thrird time in 5 weeks.

Ryan57
28-06-2015, 04:17 PM
The whole 'nice guy' line was never true. He's laughable. Trying to be fooking Batman by protecting everyone. Love his out bursts, though. A mixture of being mardy and trying to be a hard man.

Taking his anger out on pizza boxes remains one of the highlights of the series.

joeysteele
28-06-2015, 04:20 PM
He was completely out of control and did not walk away. He had to be dragged away by other housemates. For the thrird time in 5 weeks.

...and even then he couldn't control himself ending up throwing something at Marc, only a sandwich on this occasion but what if something else had been to hand.

As you say, the 3rd time in 5 weeks.
All for things no one was talking to him about in the first place as to both 'discussions' as to Marc and Aisleyne and Marc and Nick.

Someone in control would have never got involved in the discussions in the first place and that is why Danny is out of control, because he could not control himself and 'chose' to get involved and very aggressively too..

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 04:21 PM
The whole 'nice guy' line was never true. He's laughable. Trying to be fooking Batman by protecting everyone. Love his out bursts, though. A mixture of being mardy and trying to be a hard man.

Taking his anger out on pizza boxes remains one of the highlights of the series.

Does he realise just how stupid he looks?

He tries to be the hero and ends up slinging ham sandwiches at someone while being dragged away.:laugh:

jennyjuniper
28-06-2015, 04:22 PM
A decent bloke who continually loses his temper, and threatens others?

We can do without those kind of good intentions thank you very much.

Those are the kind of good intentions that get women abused in this country. He's a nutjob who can't control himself.

Yes. The kind of 'man' who hits a woman, then says 'Look what you made me do'.

DemolitionRed
28-06-2015, 04:28 PM
Danny lost his temper with helen. But he took it out on the pizza boxes because he knew he would never get away with threatening helen.

That is jumping to conclusions. Perhaps he took it out on the pizza boxes because he would never go right up in a woman's face like he did with Marc. Lots of men and women slam doors or thump walls when they are angry, it doesn't make them potential abusers.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 04:31 PM
That is jumping to conclusions. Perhaps he took it out on the pizza boxes because he would never go right up in a woman's face like he did with Marc. Lots of men and women slam doors or thump walls when they are angry, it doesn't make them potential abusers.

Why is it OK to get in Marc's face like that if it isn't OK to get in a woman's face?

Vicky.
28-06-2015, 04:32 PM
Danny lost his temper with helen. But he took it out on the pizza boxes because he knew he would never get away with threatening helen.

I don't think thats fair to assume tbh. I think he was just frustrated with the Helen situation and lashed out but took it out on something other than a person :shrug:

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 04:34 PM
I don't think thats fair to assume tbh. I think he was just frustrated with the Helen situation and lashed out but took it out on something other than a person :shrug:

But the other 2 times he has done it he has took it out on a person.

Those 2 times involved a man. So it is clear that if helen were a man then the pizza boxes would have been flying at her.

jessicadanielle
28-06-2015, 05:40 PM
But the other 2 times he has done it he has took it out on a person.

Those 2 times involved a man. So it is clear that if helen were a man then the pizza boxes would have been flying at her.

I'm confused about your opinion as to whether Danny would be violent towards women. Your OP almost suggests that you wouldn't be happy if your daughter lived with him as you assume he would be violent towards her, yet in this post you suggest he is only violent towards men.

Either way, it is a stretch to suggest he'd be violent towards a girlfriend simply due to his actions this series. Compleeeetely different contexts on so many levels.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 05:42 PM
I'm confused about your opinion as to whether Danny would be violent towards women. Your OP almost suggests that you wouldn't be happy if your daughter lived with him as you assume he would be violent towards her, yet in this post you suggest he is only violent towards men.

Either way, it is a stretch to suggest he'd be violent towards a girlfriend simply due to his actions this series. Compleeeetely different contexts on so many levels.

Where did I say he would be violent towards her?

I wouldn't want my daughter living with a violent thug, even if he only ever hit and threatened other people.

He knows he couldn't be violent towards a woman in the house because he would be ejected. It may be a completely different story behind closed doors.

jessicadanielle
28-06-2015, 05:51 PM
Where did I say he would be violent towards her?

I wouldn't want my daughter living with a violent thug, even if he only ever hit and threatened other people.

He knows he couldn't be violent towards a woman in the house because he would be ejected. It may be a completely different story behind closed doors.

Again, in the first two sentences you say that you weren't suggesting he would be violent towards a girlfriend, which is fair enough. Yet in the bold section you go back to suggest that he may do so behind closed doors, which I don't think is fair to speculate on personally. Aggression towards an "enemy" (for lack of a better word) in a setting like the BB house is completely different to domestic violence towards a partner, although I can understand that it may act as a warning sign for some people. I was shocked he wasn't removed.

ThriceShy
28-06-2015, 05:53 PM
Again, in the first two sentences you say that you weren't suggesting he would be violent towards a girlfriend, which is fair enough. Yet in the bold section you go back to suggest that he may do so behind closed doors, which I don't think is fair to speculate on personally. Aggression towards an "enemy" (for lack of a better word) in a setting like the BB house is completely different to domestic violence towards a partner, although I can understand that it may act as a warning sign for some people. I was shocked he wasn't removed.

No I didn't say that at all.

I said that none of us can know what he would do without cameras there. But even if he never hit my daughter, I wouldn't want her living with him.