[sarakss]

People always say 'they don't care about the money', but when it comes within reach, it's a different story. Conor did nothing wrong - Luke S is a selfish prick and had been that way since day 1.

I'm glad it happened to him, too, maybe he'll learn to be less greedy. He's shown himself to be a selfish jerk the entire series.

He won't share his protein powder and that's one of the reasons Benedict pranked him.

During the luxury shopping task, it took him over an hour to decide whether or not he could see who nominated him. Over an hour for 5 points. Lauren spent less than 5 minutes deciding to visit with her sister and Luke spent less than that deciding whether to speak to his wife. Over an hour - what an imbecile!

When Adam asked that they spend more money on cigarettes since there were less HGs, he refused. This is the person who got protein powder from a task all HGs contributed to yet he can't spend more on cigarettes for HGs.

Glad he didn't "get no money."

LOL - funniest line ever.

[halfacrown]

Originally Posted by sarakss

People always say 'they don't care about the money', but when it comes within reach, it's a different story. Conor did nothing wrong - Luke S is a selfish prick and had been that way since day 1.

I'm glad it happened to him, too, maybe he'll learn to be less greedy. He's shown himself to be a selfish jerk the entire series.

He won't share his protein powder and that's one of the reasons Benedict pranked him.

During the luxury shopping task, it took him over an hour to decide whether or not he could see who nominated him. Over an hour for 5 points. Lauren spent less than 5 minutes deciding to visit with her sister and Luke spent less than that deciding whether to speak to his wife. Over an hour - what an imbecile!

When Adam asked that they spend more money on cigarettes since there were less HGs, he refused. This is the person who got protein powder from a task all HGs contributed to yet he can't spend more on cigarettes for HGs.

Glad he didn't "get no money."

LOL - funniest line ever.

Yes Luke S is an *rsehole who's got a lot to learn, but you can't say 'Conor did nothing wrong' unless you think it's okay to lie and to cheat your friends.

[cell]

Conor had his hands on the podium even tho BB said they couldn't touch the podium or button. I am surprised it flew....

[sarakss]

Originally Posted by halfacrown

Yes Luke S is an *rsehole who's got a lot to learn, but you can't say 'Conor did nothing wrong' unless you think it's okay to lie and to cheat your friends.

They were not friends. Conor was friends with Ashleigh, not Luke S. No biggie though - I don't get £1 of the money, but I get to laugh at Luke.

[jyunga]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I havent watched his interview...as I really dont want to see anymore of him.

But with the button thing, he ended with me on the best impression he possibly could, given the circumstances

You should watch his interview and him on BOTS. He's actually comes off pretty decent now that he's outta that house. It's a shame so many poeple are going to only remember him for the epilator comment and his hatred for Deana.

[SharkAttack]

Loved the result of yesterday's eviction as well as Conor winning the 50K. Indirectly made Luke S. look like a bit of an ass. Luke could have been out of the house without an emotional goodbye from Ashleigh, money to spend, and a week ahead of the others to go out and plunder the female masses. Glad he blinked.

[rocket]

Neither deserved this money....The BB viewers were not allowed to vote who went into the white room..all HM's not nominated should have been in there...biggest farce and fix ever....

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by rocket

Neither deserved this money....The BB viewers were not allowed to vote who went into the white room..all HM's not nominated should have been in there...biggest farce and fix ever....

Exactamundo!

[Becker]

I was never happy about either of them walking off with prize money and that feeling still remains. Both wanted to be in the final and delusional enough to think they could win it which still amazes me.

Luke S lol, his face in that hug with Conor and the strangled whimpering 'I .. I thought you wanted to be in the final .. ' as he realised the horror of his mistake.

What's really funny is had he forgotten last week so quickly? I mean, down to the last two with Caroline, effectively letting him know how unpopular he is on the outside. That he had / has NO chance of winning! No wonder he was distraught Pmsl

As for Conor what a lucky man he is. Surviving evictions purely through blind chance that he was up against equally abhorrent creatures as himself. I'm glad he is gone along with no mark Becky and will be very happy never to see either of their putrid antics ever again.

Conor may be £50,000 better off but no amount of back tracking, lame apologies or smarm will ever shed the tag of being a vile, nasty piece of work who shouldn't have been in the house at this stage anyway.

Done

[thesheriff443]

bigbrother makes the rules.
THE END.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by rocket

Neither deserved this money....The BB viewers were not allowed to vote who went into the white room..all HM's not nominated should have been in there...biggest farce and fix ever....

BB viewers don't ever vote as to who does what tasks anyway.

After all had they been insistent enough,it could gave been Scott and Sara left in the white room not Conor and Luke S, had Scott said he definately was up for it, and Sara too, then Luke S and Conor would have had to decide which of them didn't go in.

No fix,it just depended on who went in at first and none of them knew what the task was even going to be anyway,any one of 4 housemates had the chance to get this offer not just those 2.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

BB viewers don't ever vote as to who does what tasks anyway.

After all had they been insistent enough,it could gave been Scott and Sara left in the white room not Conor and Luke S, had Scott said he definately was up for it, and Sara too, then Luke S and Conor would have had to decide which of them didn't go in.

No fix,it just depended on who went in at first and none of them knew what the task was even going to be anyway,any one of 4 housemates had the chance to get this offer not just those 2.

Why would luke S and conor have to choose between sara and scott?...As I have said before if there were 3 places why make the decision between 4?...why change the rules from least noms to least noms that week?
Because they were desprate to get conor in that room.

[MrWong]

Originally Posted by kizzy

Why would luke S and conor have to choose between sara and scott?...As I have said before if there were 3 places why make the decision between 4?...why change the rules from least noms to least noms that week?
Because they were desprate to get conor in that room.

Exactly.

BB had the 3 with the least nom's, Sara, Luke s, Scott. BB then opened it up to the least 4, then told them to reduce it back to 3.

That whole charade was so that BB could include Conor in the ****E Room.

[joeysteele]

It still could have not gone that way had Scott and Sara been eager and insisted on going into the white room, Scott was the first person to speak and he said he didn't want to do it.

Had he said he really did, that could have been him and Sara definately going in,making the decisions first and then Luke S and Conor deciding which of them went in too.

In that scenario it could have been Scott and Luke S or even Scott and Sara ending up who competed for the free pass and the possible 50k.
That could have happened very easily had Scott said he really wanted to go in there.

BB chose the 4 from the noms that week to be eligible to go in but not which 3 of them actually went in.
Had both Scott and Sara gone in, they could have been the dominant 2 in the white room themselves.
Also had Scott and Sara(which she did), done that, it may well have been Luke S that still went in and not Conor even in the picture.
BB didn't know for sure how it would go really.

[MrWong]

Scott and Sara showed they were the least competitive hm's in the box endurance task. BB knew they wouldn't be arsed about the ****e room.

Holding the box endurance task a few days before the ****e room endurance task was very convenient, for BB.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

It still could have not gone that way had Scott and Sara been eager and insisted on going into the white room, Scott was the first person to speak and he said he didn't want to do it.

Had he said he really did, that could have been him and Sara definately going in,making the decisions first and then Luke S and Conor deciding which of them went in too.

In that scenario it could have been Scott and Luke S or even Scott and Sara ending up who competed for the free pass and the possible 50k.
That could have happened very easily had Scott said he really wanted to go in there.

BB chose the 4 from the noms that week to be eligible to go in but not which 3 of them actually went in.
Had both Scott and Sara gone in, they could have been the dominant 2 in the white room themselves.
Also had Scott and Sara(which she did), done that, it may well have been Luke S that still went in and not Conor even in the picture.
BB didn't know for sure how it would go really.

I still don't think it was fair, not one little bit and if I were scott I would be furious!
when the prize was so huge 50k or a ticket to the final was at stake, BB should have made the selection process fairer than just letting them decide who didn't go in...
Had scott known what he would be playing for of course he would have liked the chance to try for it.
As it was he was just given the option of being trapped in a room with conor and luke S which would be my idea of hell!

[MTVN]

Not much of a surprise twist if you explain what's going to happen 3 days beforehand

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by MrWong

Scott and Sara showed they were the least competitive hm's in the box endurance task. BB knew they wouldn't be arsed about the ****e room.

Holding the box endurance task a few days before the ****e room endurance task was very convenient, for BB.

Sara did want to go in though,she was up for going in,no one knew what it would entail, both Scott and Sara had the equal chance to go in and none of them had any idea what the prize for going in at the end would be.

Just as with Luke S hesitating and not pressing the button at a good level of about 40k, Scott who I really like, didn't even try to go in,so hesitated and missed out by his own fault no one elses.

Adam had done really well for instance in the endurance task before but with the full knowledge of what prize he was standing on. However Scott going into the white room with Sara, I could have seen them doing okay in there really as to what they had to do and they had to do most of the things outside the white room the same almost as those in there anyway.

[Saigon1]

Originally Posted by Marc

Both guys were a bit stupid, they didn't talk it out properly.

Not really as Conner walked out with 50k, neither of them pressing it would make them both a bit stupid.

[starry]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

bigbrother makes the rules.
THE END.

And they'll keep losing audience while they are so incompetant at doing it.

[halfacrown]

Originally Posted by starry

And they'll keep losing audience while they are so incompetant at doing it.

This is the series where 'Who wins? You decide' became 'Who wins? We decide'. The fact that BB makes the rules becomes a problem when they are unfair to some of the housemates, right under the noses of the viewers.

Let's not pretend that this was another simple task; half the prize money was at stake and it was given to a cheat and a liar, who had already made disgusting and unacceptable remarks about another housemate. The viewer’s choice was taken away, in a programme that is based on the public's participation.

Is amazing how people are trying to explain it all away and don't see the significance of what BB have done.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by halfacrown

This is the series where 'Who wins? You decide' became 'Who wins? We decide'. The fact that BB makes the rules becomes a problem when they are unfair to some of the housemates, right under the noses of the viewers.

Let's not pretend that this was another simple task; half the prize money was at stake and it was given to a cheat and a liar, who had already made disgusting and unacceptable remarks about another housemate. The viewer’s choice was taken away, in a programme that is based on the public's participation.

Is amazing how people are trying to explain it all away and don't see the significance of what BB have done.

The viewers had no say whatsoever in the twist with Eugene who walked off with half the prize money that year either, we don't get to decide those things,BB does.We only vote for who wins the series,not how much they may get.

Just as we didn't have any say last year as to the splitting up of the prize fund either, it's not like something like this hasn't been before and in Eugene's year,he was in fact the only person given the chance to take half the prize fund too anyway,no one else,just becasue he got to the diary room first.

[halfacrown]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

The viewers had no say whatsoever in the twist with Eugene who walked off with half the prize money that year either, we don't get to decide those things,BB does.We only vote for who wins the series,not how much they may get.

Just as we didn't have any say last year as to the splitting up of the prize fund either, it's not like something like this hasn't been before and in Eugene's year,he was in fact the only person given the chance to take half the prize fund too anyway,no one else,just becasue he got to the diary room first.

And you have quoted an infamous example of why people constantly say that they hate BB messing with the prize fund. Your example merely shows that BB has learnt nothing.

As you say, Eugene randomly walked into the diary room and chose the prize. This time BB specifically chose to include Conor and exclude Adam: they could easily have chosen the three with the least nominations automatically, (which would have left Conor out) or included all the non-evictees (which would have included Adam) and made for much better TV. Furthermore, Eugene didn't lie to anybody to get the money and hadn't been a vile housemate like Conor has been.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by halfacrown

And you have quoted an infamous example of why people constantly say that they hate BB messing with the prize fund. Your example merely shows that BB has learnt nothing.

As you say, Eugene randomly walked into the diary room and chose the prize. This time BB specifically chose to include Conor and exclude Adam: they could easily have chosen the three with the least nominations automatically, (which would have left Conor out) or included all the non-evictees (which would have included Adam) and made for much better TV. Furthermore, Eugene didn't lie to anybody to get the money and hadn't been a vile housemate like Conor has been.

I guess we see it differently then,I don't really see where Conor lied particularly also since Luke S hesitated it would have been daft not to press the button.
I really believe had Luke S pressed at just over 40k, he would have been the one leaving witha good few thousand under his belt. Someone had to press the button it would have been really crazy not to do so.
I certainly would have if I had been in that room and likely sooner than it getting to 50k as well.

It still remains that 4 housemates were eligible to go in the white room, they had to decide who would go in between them, I again say Had Scott and Sara not budged from saying they wanted to go in then in all likelihood, Luke S or Conor would have had to forego the chance to.

Had Sara and Scott gone in, they could have then seen either Luke S or Conor, whichever went in with them, have to leave and that would have left as I said,Sara and Scott competing for who got the 50k or the free pass.

It didn't need to have gone the way it did, it only did so really because Scott was insistent he didn't want to take part in it at all.

Other than for that single rant, I also don't really see where Conor has been an overall vile housemate either to be honest.
They all have had their sort of vile moments in there, none are really better than any of the others as to that one.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I guess we see it differently then,I don't really see where Conor lied particularly also since Luke S hesitated it would have been daft not to press the button.
I really believe had Luke S pressed at just over 40k, he would have been the one leaving witha good few thousand under his belt. Someone had to press the button it would have been really crazy not to do so.
I certainly would have if I had been in that room and likely sooner than it getting to 50k as well.

It still remains that 4 housemates were eligible to go in the white room, they had to decide who would go in between them, I again say Had Scott and Sara not budged from saying they wanted to go in then in all likelihood, Luke S or Conor would have had to forego the chance to.

Had Sara and Scott gone in, they could have then seen either Luke S or Conor, whichever went in with them, have to leave and that would have left as I said,Sara and Scott competing for who got the 50k or the free pass.

It didn't need to have gone the way it did, it only did so really because Scott was insistent he didn't want to take part in it at all.

Other than for that single rant, I also don't really see where Conor has been an overall vile housemate either to be honest.
They all have had their sort of vile moments in there, none are really better than any of the others as to that one.

Scott was duped, it was a huge opportunity BB were wrong to not make him aware of the prize.
He targetted deana, threatened benedict, intimidated scott and becky turned on sara....need I go on?...