[dannythehoofe]

'A much happier Halfwit went to the Diary Room, but told Big Brother he's still bothered by Bea and said she was unattractive to him now. He said he will emotionally phase Bea out, until she becomes 'just another character in this TV show'.

Later, Halfwit spoke about how he is 100% confident that he will be staying on Friday and told this to David who was surprised at his arrogance.'

You talk about how Bea is destroying Freddie. But it is clear that Halfwit is going to do it to Bea now... Shame people made their minds up on last night LF before seeing the diary room chats!

And as I have said before. There is nothing better than seeing an arragant T*** get evicted if they are '100% confident' that they are not going!

Also, can I just say that it was clear Bea was not crying... But the thing that makes BB uncomfortable to watch is when cocky and arrogant people laugh in the face of someone they dislike. It is the most uncomfortable thing to see and the most uncomfortable thing that could happen. So while she may have faked the tears, it doesn't mean it did not upset her...

[DrunkerThanMoses]

More Freddie hate

[dannythehoofe]

Originally posted by ImDrunkerThenMoses
Supporting Freddie to annoy you lot!

LMAO!!!

[tintedshadow]

Originally posted by dannythehoofe
You talk about how Bea is destroying Freddie. But it is clear that Halfwit is going to do it to Bea now... Shame people made their minds up on last night LF before seeing the diary room chats!

And as I have said before. There is nothing better than seeing an arragant T*** get evicted if they are '100% confident' that they are not going!

Also, can I just say that it was clear Bea was not crying... But the thing that makes BB uncomfortable to watch is when cocky and arrogant people laugh in the face of someone they dislike. It is the most uncomfortable thing to see and the most uncomfortable thing that could happen. So while she may have faked the tears, it doesn't mean it did not upset her...

well you seem to have your mind made up when im guessing you haven't seen this dairy room chat neither...

furthermore freddie scoffed at what bea had said,had nothing to do with her fake/real tears,so whether she was actually sad or not he did not redicule her based on her emotional state,but on her slightly contradictory statement "dont dish it out if you cant take it"...

so yeah,freddie..still a good guy im afraid

[bananarama]

I am of two minds as to which of those two should go.....Halwit's arrogance about him likely to stay makes for uncomfortable viewing and I will be surprised if supporters do not turn against him for that....

The only way i can look at it is what is beneficial for the show in my opinion!!!!!!

Marcus I feel has run out of entertainment gimmicks and has no one he can really bounce off to make himself look interesting although having said that he is still infinitely more interseting than that free loader falling beneath the radar the pointless boring fancy dress man Siavash..........Why the hell is he still in there...

On balance I think there is more emotional milaege to be had out of Freddie and Bea.........For that reason alone I would prefer Marcus to go.......

[jegmeister]

ffs - will people stop taking this "I am sure I am staying on Friday" out of context. Marcus has said he wants to go and has asked people to nominate him - as Freddie did, as Marcus knows and has thanked him for.

Those people who don't like Freddie have spent this whole show seizing on everything he has done and twisting it to prove a point.

I am not blind to Freddie's faults and have criticised him for it - I said at one point I might stop voting to keep him in if he continued but I am much happier with him now.

But there are some who cannot wait to see him fail. They are almost as pathological as Bea is.

[karezza]

No-one has suffered as much on Big Brother as Freddie has. He has been bullied by Kris, Bea, Karly, Charlie and evil Lisa.

[PaulyJ]

A sane man in a insane world will be deemed insane.

What am i on about?

Well how many times have you felt a hm is lying about their perception of their chances of going, nothing wrong with it but it is false modesty, FALSE modesty.

Freddie is an honest Hm and even when it is socially un-acceptable to be honest, he is.
Does he not realize that honesty can be a bad thing.

Thank God he does not, i would trust Freddie as a politician any day, and for those who would have him say something he does not believe, ie "Oh i think it's gonna be me" not because he thinks it but because he is aware of the social rewards for false modesty are bezarre in the extreme.

call it Cockyness if you like, but answer me this.

If he thinks he will stay. What should he be saying?

[nickc25]

I do not think Freddie is being arrangant. Marcus has said tons of times he wants to go, he is just believing (rightly or wrongly) that the public will grant his wish.

[ElProximo]

Originally posted by bananarama
I am of two minds as to which of those two should go.....Halwit's arrogance about him likely to stay makes for uncomfortable viewing and I will be surprised if supporters do not turn against him for that....

The only way i can look at it is what is beneficial for the show in my opinion!!!!!!

Marcus I feel has run out of entertainment gimmicks and has no one he can really bounce off to make himself look interesting although having said that he is still infinitely more interseting than that free loader falling beneath the radar the pointless boring fancy dress man Siavash..........Why the hell is he still in there...

On balance I think there is more emotional milaege to be had out of Freddie and Bea.........For that reason alone I would prefer Marcus to go.......

Strongly agree with nearly every point you have there.

There is a rather ridiculous 'last minute desperation' by the Marcus fans to tout last nights 'overnight fight' as if there was some situation where 'Marcus puts Bea in her Place' or that Marcus and Bea had some big row,
nope.
Really it was Bea just going off into pure evil drama and that had FAR more to do with Freddy.
Marcus was more like an innocent bystander who just happened to be sitting there and related to Freddy via friendship/alliance.
but,
It was far more about Freddy, for Freddy and ultimately it sparked future intense drama she will carry out with Freddy (not Marcus).
So this thing last night was only telling us there is more to come between her and Freddy.
More so if he survives the eviction and gets even cockier!

Marcus act and entertainment value is really gone now. He doesn't have anything left to do.
He can only 'cash in' now and that is to make for a really great night of boos and laughs at his expense and possibly a bit of 'comeuppance' as he is embarrassed in the post-eviction interviews.

Freddy versus Bea definitely has some life left.

I don't really get Siavash either.

[dannythehoofe]

Originally posted by jegmeister
ffs - will people stop taking this "I am sure I am staying on Friday" out of context. Marcus has said he wants to go and has asked people to nominate him - as Freddie did, as Marcus knows and has thanked him for.

Those people who don't like Freddie have spent this whole show seizing on everything he has done and twisting it to prove a point.

I am not blind to Freddie's faults and have criticised him for it - I said at one point I might stop voting to keep him in if he continued but I am much happier with him now.

But there are some who cannot wait to see him fail. They are almost as pathological as Bea is.

I was a Freddie fan until the way he reacted to the announcement that all housemates were up for eviction.

I think it is funny that because, like Bea, I have an opinion that differs from another's I am getting called almost as pathological as her...

She isn't pathological at all, so I guess that means I am fine

[bananarama]

Sorry but when two people are up regardless as to if they supposedly want to be up it is wrong to boast about who is going to go or stay........

It's also stupid as they should realise the public hate arrogance.........Pecieved or otherwise.......

Marcus at this stage does not look like a housemate that genuinly wants to go.........I think it is a game plan card he is gambling with to challenge public interest in him......

[The_Long_Run]

Originally posted by PaulyJ
If he thinks he will stay. What should he be saying?

If that is a serious question and not just rhetoric, my answer would ; nothing.

Mature silence on the matter would serve him best.