[y.winter]

Originally Posted by parmnion

hughie was in control if a bit loud and shouty

a bit loud? a bit shouty?
He wasn't physically freaking out?

It really doesn't matter who's in the right and who's the wrong. BB didn't "take side", that's not why they call hm to the DR. Hughie went from 0 to 100 in a second and it's not the first time it happens. He has some serious anger management issues.
Even if Alex was purely teasing him, he wasn't shouting and standing on the bed like maniac.
Hughie could disagree with him and call him names and whatever, fair enough - but he clearly doesn't know how to do it in a reasonable way.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by y.winter

a bit loud? a bit shouty?
He wasn't physically freaking out?

It really doesn't matter who's in the right and who's the wrong. BB didn't "take side", that's not why they call hm to the DR. Hughie went from 0 to 100 in a second and it's not the first time it happens. He has some serious anger management issues.
Even if Alex was purely teasing him, he wasn't shouting and standing on the bed like maniac.
Hughie could disagree with him and call him names and whatever, fair enough - but he clearly doesn't know how to do it in a reasonable way.

You are missing the point that everything you just described happening happened AFTER bb had singled out Hughie by only calling him to the diary room.

Thats when he became angry due to being frustrated.

[y.winter]

Originally Posted by parmnion

You are missing the point that everything you just described happening happened AFTER bb had singled out Hughie by only calling him to the diary room.

Thats when he became angry due to being frustrated.

you even said "hughie decided it was now his turn to have his say and his argument" and then it was when it kicked off. Hughie thrives having his say (=shout) and he doesn't know doing it calmly or even shouting from his bed without the thug-standing-in-your-face attitude.
Alex told him to shut up and tried stop him from going further to Sam because he already knows how Hughie is and that he's clearly going out of proportion and loses his temper once again. He could have rephrased it as "calm down" instead of "shut up", but Hughie would have taken it the same way.

Here, have a look, 29:56.

Youtube video

[Beso]

Originally Posted by y.winter

you even said "hughie decided it was now his turn to have his say and his argument" and then it was when it kicked off. Hughie thrives having his say (=shout) and he doesn't know doing it calmly or even shouting from his bed without the thug-standing-in-your-face attitude.
Alex told him to shut up and tried stop him from going further to Sam because he already knows how Hughie is and that he's clearly going out of proportion and loses his temper once again. He could have rephrased it as "calm down" instead of "shut up", but Hughie would have taken it the same way.

Here, have a look, 29:56.

Youtube video

See, you are as bad as bb by ASSUMING hughie would have taken it the wrong way

Tell me one thing, when you watch the video that doesn't play, when alex tells hughie to shut up and mind his business, does he?

I think you wlill find he does, but then when he gets his chance he has his say and was in the middle of nailing the whole sorry episode on the head when bb pulled him for no reason than his voice was loud, it wasnt even as bad as sam and ryans slanging match fgs.

[y.winter]

Originally Posted by parmnion

See, you are as bad as bb by ASSUMING hughie would have taken it the wrong way

Tell me one thing, when you watch the video that doesn't play, when alex tells hughie to shut up and mind his business, does he?

I think you wlill find he does, but then when he gets his chance he has his say and was in the middle of nailing the whole sorry episode on the head when bb pulled him for no reason than his voice was loud, it wasnt even as bad as sam and ryans slanging match fgs.

First of all, no need to use the "you're as bad as...".

I'm not interested in Hughie nor in Alex (and I even dislike Sam).I'm not even taking sides in this stupid argument. I couldn't care less about any of them three, tbh. In the video, which is still available for me anyway (out side of the uk, but you can watch it on demand), Hughie starts shouting his point of view. Fair enough. Then he stands up, raising his voice even more and going to Sam's direction throwing his hands here and there. At this point Alex tells him to shut up (as I said, he could rephrase it, but still no reason to lose it) and tries to block him with his hand and puts it on his shoulder to make him move away from raging further more, while Hughie's sticking fingers at Alex. All this time Alex stands quite calmly, barely raising his voice and Sam lies on the bed.
Hughie's dealing with the situation and expressing his disagreement is irrational. It's not the first time. He threw a few tantrums back when he was in the other house. 0 to 100 here, 0 to 100 there. It's not healthy and it's disturbingly irrational. Had he responded with the same content but from his bed and not coming in people's face, fair enough - valid argument.

[arista]

Originally Posted by y.winter

you even said "hughie decided it was now his turn to have his say and his argument" and then it was when it kicked off. Hughie thrives having his say (=shout) and he doesn't know doing it calmly or even shouting from his bed without the thug-standing-in-your-face attitude.
Alex told him to shut up and tried stop him from going further to Sam because he already knows how Hughie is and that he's clearly going out of proportion and loses his temper once again. He could have rephrased it as "calm down" instead of "shut up", but Hughie would have taken it the same way.

Here, have a look, 29:56.

Youtube video

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