[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Lets face it ANYONE is a snob against Chanelle unless you are the same.I can't see his parents liking it either he seems to have been brought up quite well ,they might meet up on their own a couple of times but it will fade especially when he is told and sees stuff for himself.His face when Rebecca called him silly and when Chanelle was calling Rebecca a ***** and a slag,was a bit shocked,so no,I don't think his parents would be welcoming,

He's said in diary room she's not the type he would hang around with outside the house ,his parents will have her nowhere near the house and his mates would shy away from her too, so a very short lived friendship is on the cards for this dire duo

[Ashsleigh]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

He's said in diary room she's not the type he would hang around with outside the house ,his parents will have her nowhere near the house and his mates would shy away from her too, so a very short lived friendship is on the cards for this dire duo

So why did you make this thread, then? If you already "know" the answer?

Another attempt to stir up trouble, to put it simply.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Ashley.

So why did you make this thread, then? If you already "know" the answer?

Another attempt to stir up trouble, to put it simply.

Perhaps for forum debate? Thats what we are here for

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Perhaps for forum debate? Thats what we are here for

Sad that not everyone understands what a forum is about ....Bless em

[Ashsleigh]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Sad that not everyone understands what a forum is about ....Bless em

Don't patronise me.

A debate requires you to be a little more flexible in your opinions rather than saying "this is the answer" and insulting and patronising anyone who dare disagrees. Reading through this thread and several similar threads, your approach to arguments appears to go way beyond "debate".

And stop telling people to "stay on topic" and "don't make it personal" when you're doing the complete opposite.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Ashley.

Don't patronise me.

A debate requires you to be a little more flexible in your opinions rather than saying "this is the answer" and insulting and patronising anyone who dare disagrees. Reading through this thread and several similar threads, your approach to arguments appears to go way beyond "debate".

And stop telling people to "stay on topic" and "don't make it personal" when you're doing the complete opposite.

I must have blinked and missed that you had become a mod

[Littlegreen]

Originally Posted by Ashley.

So why did you make this thread, then? If you already "know" the answer?

Another attempt to stir up trouble, to put it simply.