[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by OZBB

Has NOBODY thought to realize that just MAYBE the close up shots of James looking dispassionate and cold just MIGHT have been edited in? There could have been ANY time in a half hour period where James was just sitting there quietly, pondering the night's events and the producers edited that exact shot in, to make it look like he was being cold and removed from Austin.

That being said, who are we to say how people should behave when an hysterical, sobbing and crying loony emerges from the diary room bawling his eyes out??? Some people are not comfortable with that and may wish to keep their distance a bit.

If we're going with the editing argument then who's to say that Austin's arguments aren't being edited to look worse than they actually are? And Jenna's gameplaying sessions?

[OZBB]

^ I don't know what that means but I'd LOVE to see them on BOTS if

1. They could make out

and

2. They replace Kenneth Williams and his mincing!!!

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by OZBB

^ I don't know what that means but I'd LOVE to see them on BOTS if

1. They could make out

and

2. They replace Kenneth Williams and his mincing!!!

[camertone]

james has no problem backstabbing his best friend by nominating and james always comes up with bull**** stupid high almighty excuses for them. and at the same time, james cannot point out any faults in Janice, which shows his convictions and actions were false and tactical. janice gets away with a murder in the house. james is snake and what irritates me he talks down to people.

[billy123]

I just find it weird how some people define friendship anyone that would lick arse just to stay in my good books would be a million miles away from earning any respect.
Im not really a fan of James but i respect him behaving like his he has his own mind rather than being a desperate little gimp that would crawl up someones arse just because fwiend. So basic.



Thats just not how normal adults behave.

[poppsywoppsy]

Is it, I wonder an American trait to have someone's back, even though their behaviour is despicable.

I watch Real Housewives of Beverley Hills (I know, I'm sorry but I like it) and have noticed this same trait on there.

A couple of the women are out and out nasty, abusive and turn on their friends and relatives for not standing up for them even when their behaviour was reprehensible.

The only woman to tell them they were wrong and their friendship could never be the same was British, whilst the Americans just let things ride.

Pretty much the same as going on here, Farrah, Jenna and Austin see nothing wrong in behaving like they do but scream blue murder if their backs aren't covered when they do it.