Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 6380395)

What did he win?

Originally Posted by StupidHoe (Post 6380402)

My respect.

Originally Posted by anne666 (Post 6380383)

Anyone else heard that Sophie was taken out of the compound by security drunk? She wasn't on BOTS.

Originally Posted by reece(: (Post 6380391)

SH, you don't need to explain yourself. The country have decided Charlotte is their winner, and that is fact. She has the crown. :xyxwave:

Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 6380514)

It was the same with Sam:hugesmile:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 6380250)

This, exactly. It's utterly ridiculous. I bet the people who believe this are the same ones who genuinely believe that the recession is because of benefits claimants and immigrants :rolleyes:. The problems in Britain, in the whole western world, start at the TOP - not the bottom.

Even if this wasn't true, do you really think kids like Charlotte or her fans are the ones drinking MD20/20 in the street with 6 inch blades in their back pockets? Do you think they're the muggers, the violent criminals, or the tragic heroin addicts that litter every small town centre? Do you really think that THIS is "broken britain"?? If you do, I'm sorry but you really need to get off your couch and have a look around. Our society has deep, deep, festering problems but girls like Charlotte farting are not one of them :rolleyes:. Kids like charlotte grow up and become normal people, with normal jobs, and normal families. But because her behaviour makes people uncomfortable, theyre inexplicably managing to twist it into something immoral or indicative of societal problems.

I'm 28 and I can literally look back 7/8 years to University and think of 4 girls I knew just like Charlotte (worse, in some cases) who are now: a doctor, a lawyer, a civil engineer, and a dentist. All on 50k+ salaries and "contributing to society" in ways that most people who would have branded them "products of broken Britain" never will. Not that job titles or salaries even matter. The point is, they are functional people having fun while theyre young. The fact that people want to brand this "immoral" is really, really sad.

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 6380525)

that's very true... :laugh:

Originally Posted by Seanbon (Post 6380551)

I agree fully that there's an awful lot more problems in the world to keep us occupied,but at this point in time we're debating a TV show,and whether Charlotte is a product of society? Obviously it's not her job to set a good example,if she doesn't want to,but some people will follow her example,while others will be dismayed!
However,as regards the girls you knew in uni,there's a huge difference. They were studying in order to get qualifications to pursue their chosen careers,and obviously from time to time would let off steam!?! This is Charlotte's life,and with due respect,I can't imagine her heading to uni in the near future. She seems nice enough,when she's not performing,but when performing,she's cringe-worthy!!

Originally Posted by the truth (Post 6380586)

still important to denounce her vile behaviour as a dreadful example to the millions of impressionable people who follow her as a role model

Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 6380514)

It was the same with Sam:hugesmile:

Originally Posted by the truth (Post 6380586)

still important to denounce her vile behaviour as a dreadful example to the millions of impressionable people who follow her as a role model

Originally Posted by StupidHoe (Post 6380388)

How is it a contradiction?

I loved Charlotte even before she was on CBB and championed her all the way, it's just an added bonus it's annoyed some people, not the soul reason I am glad she won, neither is it now I better reason

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 6380359)

First if all you know jack **** about me, so don't presume that just because I have opinions on a reality tv show star, I must be disrespectful of others!

I try to show respect and empathy for people from all walks of life regardless of background, age etc as long as they deserve that respect. To me good morals, modesty, and an awareness of other people's feelings are traits which deserve respect!

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy (Post 6381188)

Well said ,respect has to earned,its not a God given right

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 6381198)

I totally agree chuff, the 'she's young' argument is silly there is of course going to be some you don't support it doesn't mean you don't support any younger housemates. :conf:

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 6381205)

Courtney was one of my favourite housemates this year..

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 6381235)

And mine, I wouldn't take any comments to heart lee...
You do have to pinch yourself though don't you, and think ' Is it me? am I just really intolerant'? and then you think ' No!' :joker:

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 6381235)

And mine, I wouldn't take any comments to heart lee...
You do have to pinch yourself though don't you, and think ' Is it me? am I just really intolerant'? and then you think ' No!' :joker:

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 6381257)

I'm not intolerant at all.. I have a lot if time for people and tend to try and see good in people... But I can't be ****ed with "celebs" who are famous for nothing but being arseholes!... And unfortunately our current culture seem to embrace them. It makes me mad :bored:

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 6381235)

And mine, I wouldn't take any comments to heart lee...
You do have to pinch yourself though don't you, and think ' Is it me? am I just really intolerant'? and then you think ' No!' :joker:

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 6381205)

Courtney was one of my favourite housemates this year..

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 6381638)

Ahh, Courtney! A 19 year old so insecure, and so lacking any sense of self, that she has permanently damaged her young body and given herself guaranteed long-term health issues through excessive surgical enhancements... Oh, and who uses said enhanced body to gain attention by constantly wearing no clothes.

Role model?