[Tizmee]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

Not been a Jordan fan, his dry persona was amusing at first, but wore thin quickly. The triangle of desperation has taken up most of his time
However, i did earn a new admiration for him when he shut Trish’s underhanded tactics down swiftly and sharply. He actually did something for once and it took Trish’s arrogance down a peg or two.
So, well done Jordan (for once).

I admired Jordan for it too and I think Trish was seriously taken aback that she was put in her place so directly - she didn’t expect that.

Then, I was most intrigued by Henry’s comment to her that ‘the puppet master is back’ … seems there may have been some goings on that perhaps, Big Brother have not shown the viewers to warrant such a remark. I wonder what ….

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Tizmee

I admired Jordan for it too and I think Trish was seriously taken aback that she was put in her place so directly - she didn’t expect that.

Then, I was most intrigued by Henry’s comment to her that ‘the puppet master is back’ … seems there may have been some goings on that perhaps, Big Brother have not shown the viewers to warrant such a remark. I wonder what ….

They're both very sharp and observant.
I do like Trish and her heart is in the right place.
But sometimes she can be really bossy. I think even she knows that.

[Tizmee]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

They're both very sharp and observant.
I do like Trish and her heart is in the right place.
But sometimes she can be really bossy. I think even she knows that.

But her being bossy has become her biggest problem I think.

As adults, being bossy to others is never a good trait, and I feel this is what has driven up some viewers dislike of her.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Tizmee

But her being bossy has become her biggest problem I think.

As adults, being bossy to others is never a good trait, and I feel this is what has driven up some viewers dislike of her.

Yes, I agree. I suppose no one is perfect. We all have weaknesses.