This. Plus he deserved it

Same here ,glad someone else has the morals to think it was disgusting

Hahaha true.

I really don't think I could sit back and allow someone to eat and drink something a person's just spat in, the thought actually makes me feel nauseous

It's pretty disgusting that other people could

Neither could I ,even if it were my worst enemy

and whilst we're about it, saira watched her spit on his drink but neither objected to it or stopped it being served to him

:laugh: Nor me if we're being honest. :hee:

Yes I agree Chuff.....liking or disliking a housemate should not be the only reason for defending or attacking someone ...I happen to think Bear is not as bad as some of the others even though he is a royal pain in the arse for sure, but that's just my opinion ...how ever i would defend anyone subjected to what Aubrey did....I defended Saira when Marnie violated her even though I don't like Saira....I also tried to understand Biggins reasons for being biggoted even though I have never liked the guy and I don't agree with his views.
Seeing some people on here praise Aubrey for what she did makes them no better than she is IMO

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What Marnie did was not even on par with the spitting .... I don't mind Bear either in fact I howl at him ....LOVED it last night when he made Lewis sit on the chair ,I doubt bb would have let him sit there long if he needed a pee so I found it hilarious ,How can ANYONE defend what Aubrey did ? sick people Hot2Go ,He will get his own back on Aubrey, trust me,he's not forgiven it and he's not forgotten it either

Kazanne pointed that out ^^^ I didn't see that ,but yes she is as bad as Ricky

DID SHE ? I'm shocked...and I'm not being sarcastic either....I would def expect her to speak up against that type of behaviour. If she allowed that then she's in no position to keep taking the moral high ground.

Only person I've seen speak out against something before it took place was Sam to Marnie...and at that point Sam didn't even realise that Marnie was gonna flash herself to Saira....Sam is clearly more principled than Saira.

What Marnie did made my blood boils just because it was so childish and distasteful but I don't think she realised how bad it was at the time....it was part of a truth or dare, she was being encouraged by her mates and she was also drunk....none of which excuse it but there is a huge difference between that and what Aubrey did......Aubrey did it with malice and intent, she was sober and she understood exactly how bad it was....WHO WOULDNT ?

http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/c...gusted-8556849
you can see the pictures here but i watched it last night

COW !!!!

She didnt violate her or place her in any danger but Aubrey did

oh come now, i know i've got bigguns but only 2, not 4!


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Siara not you my lovely :joker:

He found it hilarious in the kitchen. Either that or he didn't want to speak up and go against the grain. Either way, awful behaviour.

I mean seriously? Is there no common decency here?

Regardless of who the person is that did the incident, or who was on the receiving end of it - the bottom line is that it is highly unacceptable and I'm astounded that people are making allowances for it, "but this, but that".

I think ricky was just keeping out of it, very sensible seeing as hes surrounded by nutters, bear having hostility mixed in with his nuttiness

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The irony of a dullard complaining about others that they're too noisy. Well at least they're doing something. What does Ricky do exactly? Needs to remove the splinters up his ass :fist:

BB should have stopped it before Bear consumed it. I know he deserves his come-uppance etc but BB should have better standards than to let it happen, regardless of who is on the receiving end.

They let him consume it and THEN called a doctor??

Why not stop it first? Irresponsible of BB that was.

perhaps the production team's manned by a bunch of people who think like some on here do - that spitting's no biggie.


kind of wondering about bear's history, given his comments on it in the DR - sounded the sort of thing an ex prisoner or someone from an abused background would say, and the latter would definitely lend insight into his trust issues and behavioural extremes