Do you like Ann?
 

I'm going off her. I used to enjoy how blunt she was, but its getting a bit boring now.

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No no NO nO.

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Love her on BB, was never keen on her as a politician

She can be a scream sometimes, but the last few days have really put me off her

As a housemate yes, as a person no.

Lovely woman and irritating and exposing just the right people...

Hate the horrible cow.

i agree with so much u say

Yes.
One of the most refreshingly honest people I can remember on BB.
No malice in her, and she can converse with everybody in there.

NOPE she's a scream but NO

Yeah she's been a great HM but I can't love her because of her views etc

I would've said this at the beginning of the week. Shes just getting a bit repetitive as a hm for me though. Like I can predict her responses.

She's a ****ing vulgar wench.

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Not entertaining in the slightest. :umm2:

I like her well enough. Her opinions are her own....

So can I, but I'll take her pathetic prudishness aggravating the other housemates over anything at this point because NOTHING else is happening.

She and India (though she is no patch on her) have been the only antagonists this entire series.

I don't like her as a housemate, and I don't like her as a person.

Best housemate this series.

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Our winner :clap1:

She's brought reality back to Big Brother, if only for 1 series.

I like her

Reading the comments from those who don't like her, they are written with such appalling invectives, it is an insight into their standards when a simple, No, I don't like Ann would suffice.

I voted she's ok. She was one of my favourites but I'm going off her quite quickly and I'm kinda on the fence with her now.

I Love her, Our winner to be

Strong woman in year of the woman

Intelligent, and open to discuss issues with anybody.

She is able to disagree with people without needing to hate them, label them or bear grudges.

Straight shooter: she never insults people, or talk about them behind their backs.

She has made her own career in a so-called 'man's world', competing with men on their own level in a highly competitive environment: props to that.

She believes in proper equality and an equal playing field - not in positive discrimination

Puts 100% into her tasks.

Believes in fair treatment. Rule breaker when necessary:
Love how she tried a revolution in the house (over food for the boys) etc.

She's a proper women's libber

A feminist hero according to 'the spectator' :

https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2018/0...eed-right-now/

Off BB not in any way at all.

On BB she has been and still is a formidable housemate.
When I heard she was going in,I was sure I'd want her out instantly.
Instead I've voted to keep her in when she was up.

She's okay, don't agree with her views on anything but she's been a solid housemate. Gone off her recently though.

Ann is great for being against that disgusting vile two faced bitch Shane J :clap1: :clap1:

Dislike.

She's gone from blunt to straight up bitch.

I think the pro and anti-Ann people go really OTT even though I can understand the criteria for liking/disliking her. I alternate my opinion on her, didn't like her so much last night but she still has kept me interested more than everyone else despite not being my favorite.

Andrew was an antagonist towards the end, though not nearly in the same realms as the other two.

:thumbs: Thanks for posting that, good read.

I didn't think the spectator went in for all this Big Brother cobblers.

I feel she's just had a surprising free reign by BB.
She's even tried to lecture BB even.


Last night she came across badly for me.

Free rein to do what Exactly?

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She's annoying!

Tired old uptight attitudes with an unpleasant arrogance - doesn't make her likeable in my view.

Nor me!

The strange attraction of BB.

A guilty pleasure even for our most hardened intellectuals.

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True - and Andrew was one of my favourites too - but I think a lot of that stemmed from Ann's attitude towards him

They both brought out the best (or worst, depending on how you see it) in each other, he should never have left

She's vile and acts like she was forced to be in the house.