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Cromwell1900 · 13-10-2011, 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Rob4

Yes Aaron is the leader, he pulls all of the strings, controls all of their thoughts, let us crucify him now.

It was a group decision, group responsibility!

I don't want to crucify the lad, he's playing the best game iv ever seen, i actually think he may even deserves the tag of Lord now or should it be "Dark Lord"

Vanessa · 13-10-2011, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Cromwell1900

I don't want to crucify the lad, he's playing the best game iv ever seen, i actually think he may even deserves the tag of Lord now or should it be "Dark Lord"

Lord Vader!He He He!

Cromwell1900 · 13-10-2011, 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Vanessa

All four of them agreed to quit the task.Aaron never forced anyone to walk out!

I heard Harry agree, and Gem agree not sure about Faye, it was an unconvincing agreement from Gem but fair play you are right at one point they did agree. Some time then past as the task was ongoing. As Aaron walked towards the door Harry was sat down counting, Why? imo he was undecided he only made up his mind after Aaron walked through the door, same with Faye & Gem. I'm not saying Aaron is to blame for their decisions only influencing their decisions to screw the task up

Cromwell1900 · 13-10-2011, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Vanessa

Lord Vader!He He He!

I reckon Lord Valdermort would take Lord Vader all day long and still have time to give luke skywalker a fat lip

Visage · 13-10-2011, 10:10 AM

It's interesting how some people are viewing this. It's almost as if they're saying Jem & Harry don't have a mind of their own.

What an influential guy this Aaron really is.

Of course let's not forget, there is no one in that house who as ever made a suggestion to do something to wind the housemates up.

Aaron, go straight to jail do not pass go!...

Kick them all out except Tom & Alex because it's more entertaining watching housemates make up dance routines...

Saph · 13-10-2011, 10:12 AM

Obviously everyone on here will be on Aarons side, but if I was in the house I would have slapped his face off for quitting. What an absolute bellend.

G1dds · 13-10-2011, 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by SaphLiike

Obviously everyone on here will be on Aarons side, bit if I was in the house I would have slapped his face off for quitting. What an absolute bellend.

But then you would have been chucked out the back door for aggressive behaviour

Suze · 13-10-2011, 10:19 AM

I personally like it when some housemates are stroppy or throw strops, whether warrented or not, whether I like them or not

It makes for a more interesting show as sometimes it can be quite funny

Wasn't Nikki the queen of the strops? And for quite a while gained quite a following and was riding high in the BB7 house on popularity, and look at her now, one of the most popular housemates out of the BB house, and she didn't even have to win to achieve that

Nikki even joined UBB and managed 2nd place to Brian

Cromwell1900 · 13-10-2011, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Visage

It's interesting how some people are viewing this. It's almost as if they're saying Jem & Harry don't have a mind of their own.

What an influential guy this Aaron really is.

Of course let's not forget, there is no one in that house who as ever made a suggestion to do something to wind the housemates up.

Aaron, go straight to jail do not pass go!...

Kick them all out except Tom & Alex because it's more entertaining watching housemates make up dance routines...

By the same token.
It's almost as if you don't believe in one Hm influencing another.

Saph · 13-10-2011, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by G1dds

But then you would have been chucked out the back door for aggressive behaviour

but it would be worth it

Visage · 13-10-2011, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Cromwell1900

By the same token.
It's almost as if you don't believe in one Hm influencing another.

Of course I believe this. It's been a game plan of many housemates over the years.

Cromwell1900 · 13-10-2011, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Visage

Of course I believe this. It's been a game plan of many housemates over the years.

So then what are your reasons for not considering Aaron has an influence over Faye & Harry?

Do you think if Aaron had stayed the others would of left?

Suze · 13-10-2011, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by SaphLiike

but it would be worth it

So you would happily begrudge another who wanted to be there, a place, just so you could exhibit violent behaviour?

I would absolutely be glad to see the back of any housemates who exhibited such violent behaviour then, I would say good riddance to them, get someone in there who wanted to be there

Visage · 13-10-2011, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Cromwell1900

So then what are your reasons for not considering Aaron has an influence over Faye & Harry?

Do you think if Aaron had stayed the others would of left?

I think Jem would have stayed, but I think Harry might have walked.

My post was about how I've seen on here that the majority of people are saying Aaron ruined the task because he was the one to suggest walking out. I'm not denying he influenced the others, more that what he did is what most people over the years have been doing on BB.

It came across to me that some were making out he was evil and it's wrong to influence others.

My comment was also about how I felt Harry and Jem were more than capable of making their own minds up.

Pyramid* · 13-10-2011, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by SaphLiike

Obviously everyone on here will be on Aarons side, bit if I was in the house I would have slapped his face off for quitting. What an absolute bellend.

You'd have to have slapped a few others' faces too then - seeing that Aaron didn't force anyone to abandon the task - you appear to have some selective vision given that there were several other hms who also CHOSE to abandon the task, not just Aaron.

Pyramid* · 13-10-2011, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Visage

I think Jem would have stayed, but I think Harry might have walked.

My post was about how I've seen on here that the majority of people are saying Aaron ruined the task because he was the one to suggest walking out. I'm not denying he influenced the others, more that what he did is what most people over the years have been doing on BB.

It came across to me that some were making out he was evil and it's wrong to influence others.

My comment was also about how I felt Harry and Jem were more than capable of making their own minds up.

Jem was one of the first ones to say "I'm up for it" (or I'm game).

I agree that Harry and Jem both are confident and strong characters, more than able to make up their own minds without Aaron influencing them.

13-10-2011, 11:02 AM

One thing I don't understand, isn't there pretty much universal acceptance that HM's have had it far too easy this year?

Why is failing a task and having a basic budget a bad thing? I want to see HM's that unravel, not have a one hour task a couple of times a week and a flow of treats and booze.

Pyramid* · 13-10-2011, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by fruit_cake

I think he's getting drunk on his own power, he thinks he can do whatever he wants now he's king of the house! He's not interested in the rest only proving what a man he is to Anton and Jay!

Great that you view Aaron as King of the House. I'd say you were spot on and again, he is a man compared to Anton and Jay - he doesn't need to prove it - what he is however doing is providing them with gentle, non aggressive, placid but very effective reminders of him being much more of a man than either of them.

And let's not forget here....Mr Superfit Jay - failed his task.

Pyramid* · 13-10-2011, 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

One thing I don't understand, isn't there pretty much universal acceptance that HM's have had it far too easy this year?

Why is failing a task and having a basic budget a bad thing? I want to see HM's that unravel, not have a one hour task a couple of times a week and a flow of treats and booze.

I've been saying the same thing for weeks now - having to live weeks on basic budgets, with no treats from BB - was the best catalyst to bring out the worst and best in people.

Black Dagger · 13-10-2011, 11:12 AM

Yeah it was all Aaron's fault :/ Jay and Anton said so themselves, if Anton wasn't a prick, they'd have passed this task.

Cromwell1900 · 13-10-2011, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Visage

I think Jem would have stayed, but I think Harry might have walked.

My post was about how I've seen on here that the majority of people are saying Aaron ruined the task because he was the one to suggest walking out. I'm not denying he influenced the others, more that what he did is what most people over the years have been doing on BB.

It came across to me that some were making out he was evil and it's wrong to influence others.

My comment was also about how I felt Harry and Jem were more than capable of making their own minds up.

He certainly seems to be playing a smooth game. I only believed it last night when he said he was enjoying being there after the others had said they did not.

Pyramid* · 13-10-2011, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Black Dagger

Yeah it was all Aaron's fault :/ Jay and Anton said so themselves, if Anton wasn't a prick, they'd have passed this task.

Anton is exactly that. If Anton had worked as part of a team - his team - and chose who his team wanted to free (Aaron) - this possibly would not have happened in the first place.

Remember - Jay also failed his task too, therefore Jay is in no position to critisise anyone given that his contribution to the task had no positive impact due to him failing it.

Cromwell1900 · 13-10-2011, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Black Dagger

Yeah it was all Aaron's fault :/ Jay and Anton said so themselves, if Anton wasn't a prick, they'd have passed this task.

That's fair

If all of them had not quit Tom, Louise, etc would of had a proper budget is that fair?

Raven · 13-10-2011, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by fruit_cake

it's another example of Aaron doesn't get what Aaron wants so the whole world has to suffer to make him feel better!

Yep passive-agressive waste of space.

Faye was supposed to leave

Aaron left FIRST, having done so the other two probably felt compelled to follow as if it was going to ruin the task aaron had already ruined it.

Pyramid* · 13-10-2011, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Raven

Yep passive-agressive waste of space.

Faye was supposed to leave

Aaron left FIRST, having done so the other two probably felt compelled to follow as if it was going to ruin the task aaron had already ruined it.

Actually - if anyone was showing passive aggressiveness - it was Anton - who refused to work as a team member - refused to accept their choice of chosing Aaron to be freed - he went against his own group decision and opted to chose Faye out of nothing but spite and malice.

Remember, Anton said he didn't care about the food, the budget, he just wanted to wind Aaron up.

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