[Jamesy]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

That is complete bollocks actually

Your description couldn't be further from the reality. Firstly, he sat down on a chair immediately, secondly, there were no women in the room when he took his trousers down.

The depths people go to take cheap shots and score points is obscene

Ah yes, I was mistaken. I thought Dee was in the room at the time but it was actually James and George who were in the room.

So yes, still in a kitchen with cameras at all angles and two male housemates two feet away.

So nope, not any depths for cheap shots. Actually a valid point.

[ThriceShy]

Originally Posted by Jamesy

Ah yes, I was mistaken. I thought Dee was in the room at the time but it was actually James and George who were in the room.

So yes, still in a kitchen with cameras at all angles and two male housemates two feet away.

So nope, not any depths for cheap shots. Actually a valid point.

And if a pregnant woman was in the house and her waters suddenly broke in the kitchen and she started giving birth, would she be criticised?

Gary had a medical emergency. He dealt with it as discreetly as he could.

[Jamesy]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

And if a pregnant woman was in the house and her waters suddenly broke in the kitchen and she started giving birth, would she be criticised?

Gary had a medical emergency. He dealt with it as discreetly as he could.

A hurting knee is slightly different to a nine month pregnancy. What a ludicrous comparison.

He didn't have a medical emergency. I've worked for the NHS and I know what medical emergencies look like. That was not it.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Jamesy

A hurting knee is slightly different to a nine month pregnancy. What a ludicrous comparison.

He didn't have a medical emergency. I've worked for the NHS and I know what medical emergencies look like. That was not it.

its not pregnancy but his knee popped out, thats serious pain. added to his other problems he deserved more empathy compassion and respect. as an nhs employee Im sure you agree.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by the truth

its not pregnancy but his knee popped out, thats serious pain. added to his other problems he deserved more empathy compassion and respect. as an nhs employee Im sure you agree.

I fully agree with you, the more worrying thing was that he possibly felt he couldn't ask the others for assistance.

James for one just stared open mouthed at him, I would like to think had I been there that I woudl ahve said 'is something wrong,can I help you somewhere better to deal with that'.

Then the warthog Dee snorting off just escalated the whole thing, Edele and most of the others had to ask what happened,had Dee shut her rather massive mouth,this could have been sorted far easier and in a more dignified way.

Gary said he panicked,I can understand that and once you feel something is seemingly going wrong you don't think,you just act.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I fully agree with you, the more worrying thing was that he possibly felt he couldn't ask the others for assistance.

James for one just stared open mouthed at him, I would like to think had I been there that I woudl ahve said 'is something wrong,can I help you somewhere better to deal with that'.

Then the warthog Dee snorting off just escalated the whole thing, Edele and most of the others had to ask what happened,had Dee shut her rather massive mouth,this could have been sorted far easier and in a more dignified way.

Gary said he panicked,I can understand that and once you feel something is seemingly going wrong you don't think,you just act.

This!

[puzzled]

Originally Posted by Jamesy

A hurting knee is slightly different to a nine month pregnancy. What a ludicrous comparison.

He didn't have a medical emergency. I've worked for the NHS and I know what medical emergencies look like. That was not it.

A popped knee is excruciating. The comparison is not ludicrous.

[Jules2]

Originally Posted by Jamesy

A hurting knee is slightly different to a nine month pregnancy. What a ludicrous comparison.

He didn't have a medical emergency. I've worked for the NHS and I know what medical emergencies look like. That was not it.

To be fair and tbh none of us know exactly, if his knee gives out, as it did the other day, and he risks a fall then yes it was an emergency. It is a lot of fuss over nothing and I ask myself why didnt Dee just look away and the other two offer to help and ask him what was wrong?

Dee should still be pulled up for her nasty beligerent fighting remarks and talking about noms. We saw last night on BOTS that George and Dee (as well as Gary) are the favourites, they have been since day one.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Jamesy

Ah yes, I was mistaken. I thought Dee was in the room at the time but it was actually James and George who were in the room.

So yes, still in a kitchen with cameras at all angles and two male housemates two feet away.

So nope, not any depths for cheap shots. Actually a valid point.

it is bollocks cause you were taking cheap shots against a man who was in pain and panicking about his injury.

Trying to poke fun and make a joke out of someone in that position sure ain't cool to me

[the truth]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it is bollocks cause you were taking cheap shots against a man who was in pain and panicking about his injury.

Trying to poke fun and make a joke out of someone in that position sure ain't cool to me

Agreed its evil , immoral and disgusting.

[Jamesy]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it is bollocks cause you were taking cheap shots against a man who was in pain and panicking about his injury.

Trying to poke fun and make a joke out of someone in that position sure ain't cool to me

How was I taking cheap shots... I evaluated what I believed I saw and posted it on here. That's not a cheap shot, that's an opinion on a Big Brother housemate...

I wasn't making a joke or poking fun either. But ok then.

Originally Posted by the truth

its not pregnancy but his knee popped out, thats serious pain. added to his other problems he deserved more empathy compassion and respect. as an nhs employee Im sure you agree.

He didn't look in any immense pain or suffering though. He was just walking over casually to a chair that was further away than say, the sofas, or even the toilet.

[puzzled]

Originally Posted by Jamesy

How was I taking cheap shots... I evaluated what I believed I saw and posted it on here. That's not a cheap shot, that's an opinion on a Big Brother housemate...

I wasn't making a joke or poking fun either. But ok then.



He didn't look in any immense pain or suffering though. He was just walking over casually to a chair that was further away than say, the sofas, or even the toilet.

He was groaning in pain. Didn't you hear the grunts?

[Jamesy]

Originally Posted by puzzled

He was groaning in pain. Didn't you hear the grunts?

He wasn't, and he makes noises like that most of the time.

If it were as serious as people have made out he would have been in the diary room or outside the house. Not randomly pulling his trousers down in a public space.

Originally Posted by puzzled

A popped knee is excruciating. The comparison is not ludicrous.

Yes it is.