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Ammi · 06-08-2010, 09:42 AM

Well done to Sam for telling John James what a pr**k he was being. Interesting though that nobody backed him up at the time. Most of them obviously agreed with Sam but didnt have a go till later on and only then because John James started in on Dave first. Whenever Sam has behaved badly in their eyes they havn't had the slightest problem in all starting on him on mass. It seems to me that if a hm is popular in the house or thought of as a favourite by the public they bottle out of standing up to them.

And Dave, he is a married man with kids yet joins in with their bullying of Sam (giving him more gruel) and thinks its funny. He's a man of god and whatever sh*t Sam has stirred, forgiveness should be his philosophy.

And Rachael, she has no problem telling Sam he shouldn't go round upsetting people yet in the Haversham House, John James could not have been more rude to her - yet she didnt challenge him at all. She would have gone right up in my estimation if she had of stayed in the room by herself for 24 hours as a matter of principle, but instead she decided to bow to the 'popular' gang.

Andrew actually admitted he thought Josie was out of order with Sam - but I wonder if he would have the guts to say that to her face. Seems to me is Sam had been in the house from the beginning the hm's would back him up but just because he's new they leave him high and dry. He may have a very 'provocative' method but it doesn't mean he's wrong and he is never malicious - unlike some of the rest of them.

Sam know John James and Josie are popular with the public but if he has a problem with them he will say so. And he's not aggressive - just provocative. If he was my son I would be proud of him

BlackOrWhite · 06-08-2010, 09:45 AM

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She would have gone right up in my estimation if she had of stayed in the room by herself for 24 hours as a matter of principle, but instead she decided to bow to the 'popular' gang.

And the point of that would have been what? And what principle would it be? why stick at something that you know you're going to fail. Whether John was pissed off about it or not, there is no way they would have stayed in there for the full 24 hours.

Ammi · 06-08-2010, 09:52 AM

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And the point of that would have been what? And what principle would it be? why stick at something that you know you're going to fail. Whether John was pissed off about it or not, there is no way they would have stayed in there for the full 24 hours.

The point being if she was in there with Sam and he had wimped out she would have been slagging him to the heavens to the others - bu because it was John James she not only followed him like a sheep but just sat there while he insulted her. If she had of stayed in (even though she is a smoker so its harder for her) it would have showed John James up even more of the tw*t that he is

Kazanne · 06-08-2010, 09:54 AM

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And the point of that would have been what? And what principle would it be? why stick at something that you know you're going to fail. Whether John was pissed off about it or not, there is no way they would have stayed in there for the full 24 hours.

you don't know that,Crabby said himself it would have been ok if he had been given Josie or JJ,he threw his dummy out,immature pratt

Ammi · 06-08-2010, 10:02 AM

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you don't know that,Crabby said himself it would have been ok if he had been given Josie or JJ,he threw his dummy out,immature pratt

Totally right - it wasn't the task itself it was who he was in the room with. He didn't decide after 4 hours he had enough, he said from the beginning he wasn't gonna do it. Remember the fat go he had at Ben for not trying at the tasks. And the arrogance of saying it was only 50 quid. Well in my books 50 quid buys a lot of food

karezza · 06-08-2010, 09:52 AM

I love Sam - he is now my favourite housemate of all time.

kelswife · 06-08-2010, 09:53 AM

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I love Sam - he is now my favourite housemate of all time.

thats the funniest thing I have ever heard!!

Kazanne · 06-08-2010, 09:55 AM

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thats the funniest thing I have ever heard!!

Sam is a great housemate,some FMs getting worried now as he is annoying their faves

Ammi · 06-08-2010, 09:57 AM

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I love Sam - he is now my favourite housemate of all time.

Some one who appreciates Sam and what he is doing. Wouldn't we all like to be Sam if we had the b*lls. And he doesn't pick and choose who he 'goes for'. If he sees hypocracy he just calls it.

Visage · 06-08-2010, 10:04 AM

Sam is really entertaining and has livened up the show. I'm enjoying how he is winding them all up.

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Wouldn't we all like to be Sam if we had the b*lls. And he doesn't pick and choose who he 'goes for'.

Is this for real

I wouldn't want to be like him at all.

Ammi · 06-08-2010, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Visage

Sam is really entertaining and has livened up the show. I'm enjoying how he is winding them all up.

Is this for real

I wouldn't want to be like him at all.

lol - I meant from the point of view that I'm sure we would all like to have gone in the BB house at some time and just give a few of the biggest hypocrites and bullies a damn good rattle - not that I would actually like to be Sam

Visage · 06-08-2010, 10:15 AM

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lol - I meant from the point of view that I'm sure we would all like to have gone in the BB house at some time and just give a few of the biggest hypocrites and bullies a damn good rattle - not that I would actually like to be Sam

Oh. My apologies, I thought you were meaning, well you realise what I thought.

I see where you're coming from now

Visage · 06-08-2010, 10:00 AM

I like Sam, I think he's been the best newbie throughout the show. He has got to be the biggest wind up character ever to grace the BB house. He knows just what to say to wind up the other housemates. I hope he's there in the final.

Niamh. · 06-08-2010, 10:14 AM

I love both John James and Sam cos they both entertain me. I don't care if they don't like eachother.

Julie10 · 06-08-2010, 10:30 AM

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Well done to Sam for telling John James what a pr**k he was being. Interesting though that nobody backed him up at the time. Most of them obviously agreed with Sam but didnt have a go till later on and only then because John James started in on Dave first. Whenever Sam has behaved badly in their eyes they havn't had the slightest problem in all starting on him on mass. It seems to me that if a hm is popular in the house or thought of as a favourite by the public they bottle out of standing up to them.

And Dave, he is a married man with kids yet joins in with their bullying of Sam (giving him more gruel) and thinks its funny. He's a man of god and whatever sh*t Sam has stirred, forgiveness should be his philosophy.

And Rachael, she has no problem telling Sam he shouldn't go round upsetting people yet in the Haversham House, John James could not have been more rude to her - yet she didnt challenge him at all. She would have gone right up in my estimation if she had of stayed in the room by herself for 24 hours as a matter of principle, but instead she decided to bow to the 'popular' gang.

Andrew actually admitted he thought Josie was out of order with Sam - but I wonder if he would have the guts to say that to her face. Seems to me is Sam had been in the house from the beginning the hm's would back him up but just because he's new they leave him high and dry. He may have a very 'provocative' method but it doesn't mean he's wrong and he is never malicious - unlike some of the rest of them.

Sam know John James and Josie are popular with the public but if he has a problem with them he will say so. And he's not aggressive - just provocative. If he was my son I would be proud of him

She would have wasted her time because BB said she would fail if John wasn't there she said she didn't mind doing it herself.

Ammi · 06-08-2010, 10:35 AM

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She would have wasted her time because BB said she would fail if John wasn't there she said she didn't mind doing it herself.

It might have made no difference to the budget - but I wouldn't have let someone else make the decision for me so I would have stayed - but I'm stubborn lol. She'll probably be out tonight and it would have earned her some respect with the public - as it is she only ever speaks out when she's with the 'majority' opinion which in my books makes her just as bad

Livia · 06-08-2010, 10:35 AM

We do need to support Sam. As a society, you probably mean, right? Because he's Special. He's so *******ing special.

CaudleHalbard · 06-08-2010, 10:37 AM

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We do need to support Sam. As a society, you probably mean, right? Because he's Special. He's so *******ing special.

Well those of us in society who pay tax are certainly supporting Sam.

Where do you think the money for his social security benefits comes from?

Ammi · 06-08-2010, 10:40 AM

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We do need to support Sam. As a society, you probably mean, right? Because he's Special. He's so *******ing special.

No he's not special, and certainly not in the insulting way you mean. But he's a worthy hm and he's done nothing wrong. He's questioned motives and exposed hypocracy - err big crime - we need to commit such people to asylums

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