Don\'t Boo Tim! (or Alex!)
 

When this Friday's eviction takes place, it is likely that the housemate who goes will not be popular with the crowd.

I think boo-ing them is childish, nasty and immature.

If you want to be more childish, nastier and more immature, just remain totally silent. I've seen an unpopular speaker address a conference to total silence, and it gets the point across much better than boo-ing!!

Or I suppose you could all point and laugh.

I'll be watching on telly, anyway.

I will sit there in total silence when the evictee leaves the house, I promise!


But I may just have a hint of a smile on my face, is that allowed?

Allowed? It'll be compulsory!

OG - I swear to you I was thinking exactly the same thing. I think the crowd should stand, backs to the house, in total silence. That would be so unnerving and would get the point across far stronger than behaving like 'rent-a-mob'.

PS A smug grin may also cross my face too Janette!

Now that WOULD make for great TV!

Wouldn't it be hilarious if the crowd did just that! :dance:

Anyone who boos at a Big Brother eviction night should be compelled to apply for next year's Big Brother.

That way they experience what the current housemates experience and may even get a taste of their own medicine.

Fair enough, James, but how many weeks would it take to get all of them evicted. BB4 could run for 2 years or so!

I'm disappointed that no-one has taken up the "Point and Laugh" option. This could be carried out in conjunction with Ginger wigs (the type worn by clowns).

tim needs booeing i wanna boo im:flower:

Nobody needs to be booed, nobody deserves to be booed!

All you have to think about is whether or not you would like to hear people booing you if you left the house. I certainly wouldn't!

I really think booing is not part of the BB experience. I may not warm to Adele much, but, its kinda like having favourites in any household. I shall miss them all when it finishes. :bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawl ing::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling:: bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawli ng::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::b awling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawlin g::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::ba wling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling ::bawling::bawling:
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Booing is childish, I will be happy with whoever goes tonight but feel it's horrible to watch someone get booed and it's unfair
THEY HAVE NOT MURDERED ANYONE!!!!!!!

These people have laid bare there personalities for us to make fun of and as a result be entertained by. They all deserve a happy evivtion night as a reward for the above. Booing is for and by the ignorant with wannabie rent a mob mentalities .:devil::devil:

Back to one of my original proposals, apparently it has caught on, with loads of radio stations proposing absolute silence for Tim!

Bring it on! or don't bring it on???

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I think that would be funny Oldgit:hugesmile:

There would be noone there :shocked:

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Altough they might be saying this in jest, i say don't bring it on it will hurt him more than the booing :wavey:

I must say though i would raise a smile or two :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I have to agree with one of the things Tim has said, that is, if he is booed, it is more like being seen in the role of a pantomime dame. Certainly that would take the edge off the whole Adele thing.