Originally Posted by MTVN (Post 4645667)

Oh I haven't seen that clip yet. It's odd really last year we did have LF and I never saw it or cared much about having it yet this year I really wish we had it; just feels like we're missing so much and getting such a blinkered view, this is one series where I would actually watch quite a lot of the feed as well

Originally Posted by Novo (Post 4645682)

well he actually said " I have nothing interesting to say to them and they have nothing interesting to say to me " don't really think that is arrogant that is just the way he is if he doesn't like someone he doesn't pretend to like them for the sake of it

Originally Posted by chuck.pass (Post 4645626)

He obviously is.

He even said on his VT he believes his way is the right way 9 times out of 10 and his ideas are always gonna be the best ideas etc. :bored:

Originally Posted by Cromwell1900 (Post 4645703)

I think you have recalled his words better than me, however the point still exists, how can he determine that by Day 1 unless he is judging people on there appearance, and first impressions. To think you have such a gift is Ignorant, and suggests to me he is intolorant of others also.

Sure there will be those you don't get on with but to suggest he has nothing to say to them, is a reason not to go into BB in the first place.

Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 4645716)

LOL. have we really got to the point where people try to use the housemates VTs to prove a point? Everyone knows 9 times out of 10 the VTs are bollocks :laugh:

Originally Posted by fruit_cake (Post 4645729)

poor Rebeckah stood no chance in his judgmental eyes with her slightly unusual ice breaker when she said she urinated on someone

Originally Posted by fruit_cake (Post 4645729)

poor Rebeckah stood no chance in his judgmental eyes with her slightly unusual ice breaker when she said she urinated on someone

Originally Posted by Novo (Post 4645740)

If someone told me they urinated on someone i think i would be judging them straight away.. it's not exactly a normal thing to be doing

Originally Posted by Novo (Post 4645740)

If someone told me they urinated on someone i think i would be judging them straight away.. it's not exactly a normal thing to be doing

Originally Posted by fruit_cake (Post 4645751)

no, but trying to make friends on the first night of big brother isn't unusual..somebody has to make the first move!

Originally Posted by Novo (Post 4645740)

If someone told me they urinated on someone i think i would be judging them straight away.. it's not exactly a normal thing to be doing

Originally Posted by fruit_cake (Post 4645751)

no, but trying to make friends on the first night of big brother isn't unusual..somebody has to make the first move!

Originally Posted by fruit_cake (Post 4645726)

he does seem to be a very judgmental person, the Jay/Wheelchair/Black thing being the obvious example..

'I don't think I can live with these people' sob sob etc etc

Originally Posted by fruit_cake (Post 4645729)

poor Rebeckah stood no chance in his judgmental eyes with her slightly unusual ice breaker when she said she urinated on someone

Originally Posted by Novo (Post 4645778)

Yeah telling someone you hardly know you once urinated on someone is a great way to make friends

Originally Posted by Novo (Post 4645778)

Yeah telling someone you hardly know you once urinated on someone is a great way to make friends

Originally Posted by Cromwell1900 (Post 4645783)

The wheelchair joke was puzzling to me as it was not offensive to a wheelcahir user or was it? i don't think it was it simply made reference to a wheelchair. At best him crying over it was extreme over sensitivity and at worst a calculated way of gaining sympathy.




And yes, i suppose you can only judge things from your own perspective and yes Peeing on someone is a shocking thing to here, but it's not offensive to you personally, i mean it was not a request was it :shocked: and as you could see Aaron recoiled dramatically after she said that. Judgmental is a good way of describing his reaction to it.

Originally Posted by Cromwell1900 (Post 4645783)

1- The wheelchair joke was puzzling to me as it was not offensive to a wheelcahir user or was it? i don't think it was it simply made reference to a wheelchair.

2- At best him crying over it was extreme over sensitivity and at worst a calculated way of gaining sympathy.

Originally Posted by fruit_cake (Post 4645796)

it's better than making no friends at all, which is what for a while it was looking like might happen to isolated Arron. He's lucky he's had Faye around to steady the ship

Originally Posted by fruit_cake (Post 4645796)

it's better than making no friends at all, which is what for a while it was looking like might happen to isolated Arron. He's lucky he's had Faye around to steady the ship

Originally Posted by chuck.pass (Post 4645736)

I'm sure BB tries to make the housemates look a bit more "extreme" than they actually are. But BB doesn't invent that they say so if Aaron said those things about himself, I think its perfectly normal that I'm using it to prove a point that he's arrogant.

Originally Posted by Cromwell1900 (Post 4645783)

The wheelchair joke was puzzling to me as it was not offensive to a wheelcahir user or was it? i don't think it was it simply made reference to a wheelchair. At best him crying over it was extreme over sensitivity and at worst a calculated way of gaining sympathy.

Originally Posted by Novo (Post 4645810)

Aaron doesn't need any friends the Public are his main friends they have saved him twice now he just depends on his Millions of fans to vote to save him

Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 4645815)

Heh. Ok.

Aaron is the only housemate EVER to big himself up to get in the house I take it :o

This thread is actually quite funny, watching people desperately scrabbling around for reasons to dislike him :)