[Jake.]

who never actually do

[Futaba]

Because everytime someone argues the public votes them out...

Its like clockwork.

[Sophiee]

it was ironic because biannca was bitching about chris bitching...

[Creggle]

Bitchception.

[Ramsay]

The most cliché thing to say on the VT. i bet 99% of people who apply use it.

[Headie]

Biannca called him out though in front of everyone? So where were the lies?

[jackc1806]

Originally Posted by Ramsay

The most cliché thing to say on the VT. i bet 99% of people who apply use it.

I wouldn't be surprised

[jessicadanielle]

When people say that they "tell it to people's face", they're usually either the complete opposite and pretty twofaced, or just massive gob****es who go around being horrible to people (i.e. Helen). As soon as someone says in their VT that they "tell it how it is" I sigh!

[Creggle]

Originally Posted by Hayden

Biannca called him out though in front of everyone? So where were the lies?

That isn't hard to do, she soon sucked his dick in the bedroom though. She instigated a Helen moment, thankfully she likes Chris too much to have a go at him.

[MeMyselfAndI]

Originally Posted by Hayden

Biannca called him out though in front of everyone? So where were the lies?

funny how she ignored what she was actually bitching about [Danielle], she called him out, as he exposed her for what she's not [A straight talker]

[Sophiee]

Originally Posted by jessicadanielle

When people say that they "tell it to people's face", they're usually either the complete opposite and pretty twofaced, or just massive gob****es who go around being horrible to people (i.e. Helen). As soon as someone says in their VT that they "tell it how it is" I sigh!

I think people ruin it for themselves with that line, because they either don't do it in the house (and are then classed as a coward/liar etc) or they do and are accused of being nasty people. it's a lose-lose situation in my opinion.

[Raph]

Sallie did

[jessicadanielle]

Originally Posted by Sophiee

I think people ruin it for themselves with that line, because they either don't do it in the house (and are then classed as a coward/liar etc) or they do and are accused of being nasty people. it's a lose-lose situation in my opinion.

Yeah absolutely. I'm also unsure why everyone perceives it to be such a good trait on paper. Surely it's better to know when it's appropriate to be honest and give your opinion and when it's appropriate to keep quiet and resist temptation to say anything on your mind?