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Originally Posted by kirklancaster

I totally agree. There is a 'simplicity' in Hughie - an almost naive quality - which is genuine, and it is very refreshing in comparison to the transparent utter fakeness of those manipulators whom you list above.

It speaks volumes for his character, that during the 'Annihilation' voting, he did NOT choose Andy - even though Andy chose him.

The above is my opinion of him, but viewers like to see someone going on a genuine journey and he seems to be exactly the same as was when he walked in, and hasn't taken anything on board on how he deals with confrontation.

He's not daft and if he could control his anger then he'd have been a shoe in for being a winner, that's before they let the lunatics run the asylum. He's every bit as articulate as the sly loner. I noticed that in an exchange with Andy he said to him last night " Just because I shout my point of view does that make my opinion less valid to yours?" Which the sly, sh!t stirrer negated to answer.

[armand.kay]

I swear to god if they dare evict my hughie like that

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

I totally agree. There is a 'simplicity' in Hughie - an almost naive quality - which is genuine, and it is very refreshing in comparison to the transparent utter fakeness of those manipulators whom you list above.

It speals volumes for his character, that during the 'Annihilation' voting, he did NOT choose Andy - even though Andy chose him.

Yeah this is why I like hughie. He seems to be someone who genuinely wears his heart on his sleeve and that's rare on BB. Yeah he is sometimes in the wrong but he never means to be malicious and always apologises when he knows he was wrong. Hughie is one of the few housemates who I feel has opened themselves up to the public and doesn't hide behind some sort of persona he's created for himself.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Yeah this is why I like hughie. He seems to be someone who genuinely wears his heart on his sleeve and that's rare on BB. Yeah he is sometimes in the wrong but he never means to be malicious and always apologises when he knows he was wrong. Hughie is one of the few housemates who I feel has opened themselves up to the public and doesn't hide behind some sort of persona he's created for himself.

[Pete.]

This better not be the tea

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Yeah this is why I like hughie. He seems to be someone who genuinely wears his heart on his sleeve and that's rare on BB. Yeah he is sometimes in the wrong but he never means to be malicious and always apologises when he knows he was wrong. Hughie is one of the few housemates who I feel has opened themselves up to the public and doesn't hide behind some sort of persona he's created for himself.

..yeah that's the thing with him for me as well...his reactions aren't always great and he does have struggles because there is no 'switch off' with his emotions when he's involved in confrontations ...but I think he's more unhappy and annoyed with himself in those situations than with anyone else..and he's equally quick to apologise when he feels that he's over-reacted/he just gets so lost in moments but he does recognise that ..and once that apology is given, he doesn't appear to hold on to any negative feelings for anyone else involved...

[Cherie]

I'm worried they have taken Hughie out as he ticks the box of standing between them and a place in the final

[jennyjuniper]

Originally Posted by hot2go

He shouldn't go before Sam, Ryan, Jayne, Laura, Evelyn or Lateysha....he's messed up a bit since leaving the others house but he's better than that shower of morons.

I have to admit, if it's true then I'm glad, but I also would have preferred Lateysha gone first.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I'm worried they have taken Hughie out as he ticks the box of standing between them and a place in the final

I don't think so. Andy is the only one who seems to have a problem with him. Possibly Jackson as well, but the others like him

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..yeah that's the thing with him for me as well...his reactions aren't always great and he does have struggles because there is no 'switch off' with his emotions when he's involved in confrontations ...but I think he's more unhappy and annoyed with himself in those situations than with anyone else..and he's equally quick to apologise when he feels that he's over-reacted/he just gets so lost in moments but he does recognise that ..and once that apology is given, he doesn't appear to hold on to any negative feelings for anyone else involved...

Yeah he even has moments in the middle of his shouting when he starts lowering his voice and tries to reason

I think the sportsday argument showed a more vulnerable side to him. When he was apologising to Jackson he was talking about how he felt like **** when everyone was having a go at him. That's when his temper made the most sense to me and I could kind of relate.

[Kazanne]

I'de rather it was someone else over Hughie,I quite like him,he's made me laugh with some of his rants,he's like a rocket when lit.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I'de rather it was someone else over Hughie,I quite like him,he's made me laugh with some of his rants,he's like a rocket when lit.

He needs volume control

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Yeah he even has moments in the middle of his shouting when he starts lowering his voice and tries to reason

I think the sportsday argument showed a more vulnerable side to him. When he was apologising to Jackson he was talking about how he felt like **** when everyone was having a go at him. That's when his temper made the most sense to me and I could kind of relate.

..it also rationalised and showed a huge strength in him, I think Armand...'feeling as though I'm being laughed at makes me feel quite rubbish about myself..'..and that's one of the biggest things, to be able to identify that because it's an obvious thing as it would be a fairly rubbish thing for any of us to feel..but for him, he's probably been 'laughed at/mocked' more than the average person because of his culture etc and feeling an 'outsider' in meainstream at school, you know...it's those things that cause us pain and the type of pain that have such effects on our behaviour habits...great emotional pain so often projects as anger as well...I think that he has huge strengths/intelligence and wisdom as a person to be able to identify and rationalise on reflection the way he did...(he's just a little work in progress and not completed yet, is all....but then aren't we all, no matter what our ages etc and he's such a young man ..)....

[Dollface]

I won't be watching if Hughie gets evicted like this. Good luck losing viewers BB

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

He needs volume control

..in all seriousness, Vanessa... I think that it would be good for him to have something on him..'a volume control'..something that he wears all of the time, that he can touch and make himself aware of that he relates to his 'volume' as it were...that's quite an effective thing, like having a wristband or something because it can very much bring you back from your 'lost' moments...

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..in all seriousness, Vanessa... I think that it would be good for him to have something on him..'a volume control'..something that he wears all of the time, that he can touch and make himself aware of that he relates to his 'volume' as it were...that's quite an effective thing, like having a wristband or something because it can very much bring you back from your 'lost' moments...

I love him, but bloody hell, when he goes he really goes: A bit like me when I'm angry

[Semtex]

I wouldn't miss him, his wit is the same as his right eyebrow.

Half.

[mizzy25]

il be gutted if he goes before the nonentity that is alex and sam

[ebandit]

Originally Posted by Greg!

I really hope not, I couldn't bear to see Andys smug face if he got evicted. Hopefully Ryan made sure he didn't go

andys face will still be smug when he's ........back on the dole

Mark L

[Semtex]

Originally Posted by ebandit

andys face will still be smug when he's ........back on the dole

Mark L

I'm not Andys biggest fan but to compare his job prospects to Hughie's is a little bit of a joke. Andy worked for the BBC as a journalist and would still be a BBC journalist if he had not confronted Tyson Fury on his backwards views.
Hughie's career is?

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Semtex

I'm not Andys biggest fan but to compare his job prospects to Hughie's is a little bit of a joke. Andy worked for the BBC as a journalist and would still be a BBC journalist if he had not confronted Tyson Fury on his backwards views.
Hughie's career is?

Hughie works in care and helps improve people's life.

[Papillon]

Wikipedia says Hughie has been evicted





https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Brother_17_(UK)

[Semtex]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Hughie works in care and helps improve people's lives.

A noble cause, do you think that is his calling in life because he seems a bit hot headed and emotionally stunted to be a carer.
The one thing I have yet to see from Hughie is empathy, I may be wrong and will accept I'm wrong if I have missed Hughie being caring and not cared for.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Hope so, cant stand him. He can take Ryan, Sam, Latesha, Jayne and Jackson with him.

[Tarryn]

Don't all HM's have to agree for somebody to be evicted
Would Ryan agree ?.
I just hate the way this series is going. Just to make it end quickly we have no say in who goes & will be left with who Lateysha & Sam want to stay.