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Gizmo 13-08-2012 05:04 PM

More respectful people in jail
 
Strong words talking about some of his ex-HMs. This gives us an insight into what those insiders were really like. Can't wait to hear what the trio have to say about them.

waterhog 13-08-2012 05:09 PM

i am with adam on this - don't trust them or gel with any of them - deana adam or lukeA only decent ones left in there.

Withano 13-08-2012 05:14 PM

Stealing from peoples houses is respectful
Buying nutella isn't respectful

Adam, look in the God damn mirror before you talk about respect! That little sentence thoroughly pissed me off

smeagol 13-08-2012 05:29 PM

i liked what he said. and he is no doubt right. they were truely awful human beings the worst kind as far as im concerned.
they have no respect for their fellow man or woman and not much for themselves

Saigon1 13-08-2012 05:33 PM

I think Adam needs to get off his moral high horse. Yeah he might have turned his life around. But When he was the same age as Caroline, Becky, Ashleigh etc he was breaking and entering and committing fraud. I would say that's a tad worse than bitching and talking about people.

Marc 13-08-2012 05:34 PM

I hope he doesn't win

Munchkins 13-08-2012 05:36 PM

I'm really shocked he didn't get flak for this comment

sarah78 13-08-2012 05:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saigon1 (Post 5402036)
I think Adam needs to get off his moral high horse. Yeah he might have turned his life around. But When he was the same age as Caroline, Becky, Ashleigh etc he was breaking and entering and committing fraud. I would say that's a tad worse than bitching and talking about people.

A spell in jail would do anyone the world of good, as people get older they change, haven't you changed since you were 20 years old? i know i have, so give him a break, he fell in to the wrong crowed like most of the people on this planet do.

Saigon1 13-08-2012 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by sarah78 (Post 5402050)
A spell in jail would do anyone the world of good, as people get older they change, haven't you changed since you were 20 years old? i know i have, so give him a break, he fell in to the wrong crowed like most of the people on this planet do.

Exactly people at 20 aren't necasarily the people they are going to be for the rest of there life. So for him to bad mouth the younger people in the house with such derogitry comments...He more than anyone should know when your young you do and say daft things you don't allways mean.

Shaun 13-08-2012 05:42 PM

Tarring all prisoners with the same brush is a little naive... not everyone in prison is a rapist or a murderer... there're people with drug problems or tax evasion probably have some level of respect. I can see his point. Caroline and Arron were childish, stirring, evil pricks.

alex_front2 13-08-2012 05:42 PM

I think he was referring to Arron, Ash, Caz and Becky

Gizmo 13-08-2012 05:53 PM

Adam's recognised the error of his ways and continues to want to help others caught in a negative cycle. Why go on about his shady past when he's turned it around? What he's done is laudable and not something to continually beat him with a stick.

Saigon1 13-08-2012 06:02 PM

Yous are missing the point completely....

I know he has sorted his life out now, and I'm glad for him. But he was much worse than the other hms when he was there age. So he should know more than anyone when you are young you can be a idiot. It's part of growing up.

So for him to criticise the others so harshly for there failings & mistakes... I would think he would know what it's like to mess up when you are young.

AnnieK 13-08-2012 06:06 PM

No it's not something to beat him with a stick with and he has obviously learnt from his mistakes and all the power to him. But I do agree with other peoples comments that the younger hms have a lot to learn in life yet, hopefully they will not have such an extreme lesson as Adam but you have to remember they are all quite spoilt kids. I do hope some of the negativity they have encountered will teach them some life lessons in acceptable behaviour but in some cases maybe they won't.

Gizmo 13-08-2012 06:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saigon1 (Post 5402127)
Yous are missing the point completely....

I know he has sorted his life out now, and I'm glad for him. But he was much worse than the other hms when he was there age. So he should know more than anyone when you are young you can be a idiot. It's part of growing up.

So for him to criticise the others so harshly for there failings & mistakes... I would think he would know what it's like to mess up when you are young.

I was answering the point other posters have made about his past - perhaps your point was missed, not others.

So responding to your point...
I don't think drug-dependency related crime is the same as the uncalled for disrespect Adam is referring to in the BB house. So it's not comparing like with like.

Angus 13-08-2012 06:45 PM

I'm fed up to the back teeth with idiots hiding behind their age to excuse their disgusting, unacceptable, anti social behaviour. At 20 you are a fully grown adult, and responsible for your own actions.

kistar 13-08-2012 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Angus (Post 5402273)
I'm fed up to the back teeth with idiots hiding behind their age to excuse their disgusting, unacceptable, anti social behaviour. At 20 you are a fully grown adult, and responsible for your own actions.

What about life experience?Meeting one new person can change the way you think about things, Luke A for example could change the way you think about gender re assignment in a positive way, going some where in the world India shall we say could change the way you think about life the universe and everything, who knows , but essentially life experience is what you gain through age , surely?

Fetch The Bolt Cutters 13-08-2012 07:22 PM

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I SAID THE OTHER DAY

hes just a ****ing moron he needs to get a grip

Fetch The Bolt Cutters 13-08-2012 07:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saigon1 (Post 5402127)
Yous are missing the point completely....

I know he has sorted his life out now, and I'm glad for him. But he was much worse than the other hms when he was there age. So he should know more than anyone when you are young you can be a idiot. It's part of growing up.

So for him to criticise the others so harshly for there failings & mistakes... I would think he would know what it's like to mess up when you are young.

preach :worship:

he was talking about how bad caroline is yet when he was her age what the **** was he doing

probably mugging and people up old ladies for drug money

Razor 13-08-2012 07:23 PM

I think his comment described how his time with some the insiders was like very well.

Kazanne 13-08-2012 07:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigBrother3232 (Post 5401992)
Stealing from peoples houses is respectful
Buying nutella isn't respectful

Adam, look in the God damn mirror before you talk about respect! That little sentence thoroughly pissed me off

What he said was spot on ,have you seen the morons running free in this country?

Kazanne 13-08-2012 07:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizmo (Post 5402098)
Adam's recognised the error of his ways and continues to want to help others caught in a negative cycle. Why go on about his shady past when he's turned it around? What he's done is laudable and not something to continually beat him with a stick.

I guess people are worried about their fave not winning now so are clutching at straws to make a popular housemate disliked,LOL,I agree with Adam,:xyxwave:

Indy 13-08-2012 07:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Angus (Post 5402273)
I'm fed up to the back teeth with idiots hiding behind their age to excuse their disgusting, unacceptable, anti social behaviour. At 20 you are a fully grown adult, and responsible for your own actions.


This needs to be tattooed on a few foreheads from this batch of HM's.

As was pointed out when Becky kept whining about only being 19. 19 year olds are currently serving in wars and people far younger than 19 have spent years of dedicated training to win medals in the Olympics the past 2 weeks. Not to mention "only 20" does not apply to Conor, Shievonne or Luke S. Even giving a pass to those as old as 23, age does not excuse what went on in there.

And truth be told, his fellow gang members before he went to prison very likely had more respect than the people he's been living with the last 3 months. They understood consequences for actions, and didn't expect anyone to give them a pass because "waaaah I'm only 20!" In their world actions can have deadly consequences, and nobody cares if you're 13 or 30.

It's quite obvious that half of that house have never in their entire life been held responsible for anything they've done. Including in the house - they don't even accept what they did live on TV for the whole world to watch.

Angus 13-08-2012 07:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kistar (Post 5402386)
What about life experience?Meeting one new person can change the way you think about things, Luke A for example could change the way you think about gender re assignment in a positive way, going some where in the world India shall we say could change the way you think about life the universe and everything, who knows , but essentially life experience is what you gain through age , surely?

I object to the sweeping generalisation that all 19/20 year adults are immature, nasty, arsewipes whose despicable behaviour others are supposed to tolerate because of their youth. Since this is not the case, it follows that age is not a factor in the essential character of an individual.


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