Agreed, they are behaving like 5 year olds. No doubt they're all very proud of themselves.

They took his clothes and locked him out of the house. That's out of order.:bored: And before anyone says he deserved it for his behaviour - he is one person. They are a group of 13 people - it was hardly a fair argument, or whatever you want to call it.

I'm watching the daily show again, seeing these acts of bulling, and I just can't figure out how things get twisted along the internet line from the BB house to my computer so that I see something so completely and absolutely different than how it appears most others view it.

I'm supposed to feel sorry for this absolute jerk? I'm supposed to care that he's made himself into an absolute outcast through his verbal and physical abuse of every other housemate?

I'm supposed to find pity for a HM who sits and talks to the flippin' camera for huge chunks of time, or hides in the diary room for hours?

When Shehbaz gets his own entertainment program, and I"ve no doubt that he will, he can play this game all he wants.

Towards the end of the program, when he's sitting in that gold chair, and he actually speaks honestly - there - that's a housemate, that's who should have been in the house. Instead we got some five day long acting experience and that ticks me off to no end.

"I didn't know how to stick up for him, because he kept shooting himself in the foot." You know, I think Pete's words express very well my opinion of his time in the house. That one can try to be critical of everything everyone else did, but time and time again you gotta come back to the reality that he did it to himself.

i totally agree with you there kingu. hit the nail on the head :thumbs:

Nope. Nobody's telling you how you should feel.

It was pretty obvious that Pete felt bad about not sticking up for Shahbaz, and wished that he had been able to, but he felt caught between Shahbaz and the others.