[mimosveta]

Originally Posted by Withano

Yeah, little. It was upsetting for me to watch this man scream at her claiming shes a liar when he has no ****ing idea and he was watching it upset her. The bloke needs to learn to shut the **** up.

Were they forced to all sit there and endure that fight? I'd personally much rather watch Nick and Harry in the bathtub, even with Joel role-playing TV personality while soaking in there with them than this. Pointless shouting for the sake of shouting. Worst episode ever.

[bots]

Aisleyne was expecting that if she swore on her mothers grave that Marc would immediately drop it. The over the top shouting from her and her oaths were not necessary - if she was telling the truth. She could simply have said to Marc that his views were of no consequence.

I can't stand Marc the majority of the time, but i think he did well in tonights show.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Aisleyne was expecting that if she swore on her mothers grave that Marc would immediately drop it. The over the top shouting from her and her oaths were not necessary - if she was telling the truth. She could simply have said to Marc that his views were of no consequence.

I can't stand Marc the majority of the time, but i think he did well in tonights show.

He should have dropped it before he started if he has no idea how the show works. He carried on after she swore on her mothers grave and continued to call her a liar, when really he has no idea. He's despicable.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Withano

He should have dropped it before he started if he has no idea how the show works. He carried on after she swore on her mothers grave and continued to call her a liar, when really he has no idea. He's despicable.

i think he knew she was being false and a liar, thats why he pushed it. Call it investigative journalism, pushing people till you get the real answer out of them. Nothing despicable in what he did at all. Aisleyne has been shown to be lacking moral fibre on many an occasion, Marc was simply calling her out.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i think he knew she was being false and a liar, thats why he pushed it. Call it investigative journalism, pushing people till you get the real answer out of them. Nothing despicable in what he did at all. Aisleyne has been shown to be lacking moral fibre on many an occasion, Marc was simply calling her out.

He knew nothing of the sort. He assumed he knew because he signed contracts before

[Liam-]

Lord Marc exposing people's true colours just by asking a question, absolute king.

[Black Dagger]

What a hero.

[Wizard.]

Yes! And by the looks of things tomorrow will be good for him too! Aisleyne thinks Danny is playing her for fame.

[jennyjuniper]

Originally Posted by Riley95

Yes! And by the looks of things tomorrow will be good for him too! Aisleyne thinks Danny is playing her for fame.

I doubt it, merely because Aisleyne isn't famous enough for Danny.

[mimosveta]

Originally Posted by Locke.

Completely showed Aisleyne up for the pathetic woman she is (and also got her to show more aggression than Helen ever did) and then pushed arguably his main rival to win the show into a warning bordering on ejection.

What a great housemate, even TiBB can't deny their love for him anymore

I never thought Danny was serious contender to win, but then again, Marc is worst housemate ever, basically there so that other housemates wouldn't whine for both nominations how it's hard and they don't know whom to put up cause they like everybody.

As for entire argument that took place, I had hard time figuring out what it was about, one of those things when Marc pretends he has super powers and knows what everyone else is thinking, while Aisleyne acted as if anyone who questions her word is like a medieval blasphemer.

All in all it looked to me as if they knew argument was expected of them, and they all wanted to argue, what with Helen being gone, so they'd all be free from her insatiable bleating, so they all decided to pretend to care about nonsense, just in order to yell at each other for no reason whatsoever.

I for one thought this was ridiculously boring episode. It reminded me of Charlie yelling at people over whatever and how good it is that "fastforward >>" was ever invented.

[BigBuk]

I've liked him since he came in, pisses people off which I find amusing. He's funny too, people that dislike him because he pisses people off need to lighten up imo.

[mimosveta]

Originally Posted by BigBuk

I've liked him since he came in, pisses people off which I find amusing. He's funny too, people that dislike him because he pisses people off need to lighten up imo.

Even if I wanted to say him pissing Jack and Danny off annoys me, I can't. Most of the characters that I like inside (including Jade, miss her so much) are(were) on good terms with him.

My problem with him is that he has 0 ability to read people he's provoking. Now some people realize he's attempting to provoke them, and they respond by shouting. I efing hate to listen to 45 minutes of people shouting about nothing. My favs pretty much see he's bs-ing, shrug it off and go on with their lives. Legends were pretty much put in there to steer some drama up, and they did, although they were more there to argue with Helen than him.

So fine, he came in and he removed masks from some of them - I never liked Jack or Danny, so he didn't reveal anything about them I didn't see from the get go. But he should've, and would've been evicted by now - he served his purpose, and was then artificially kept in, cause producers think people want to watch bunch of hollow idiots screaming at eachother.

Which I really don't. And that is my personal beef with Marc, illiterate, dumbfrck being kept in the house. He's same as Jack and Danny yet everyone seems to think he's better than them.

If you think he's better than two of them, put Sarah back in. During her short stay she showed she, unlike all three of them, does understand what argument is all about. Joel probably can tell this is all BS, but he's BS-er too, so he doesn't care.

[jennyjuniper]

Originally Posted by mimosveta

Even if I wanted to say him pissing Jack and Danny off annoys me, I can't. Most of the characters that I like inside (including Jade, miss her so much) are(were) on good terms with him.

My problem with him is that he has 0 ability to read people he's provoking. Now some people realize he's attempting to provoke them, and they respond by shouting. I efing hate to listen to 45 minutes of people shouting about nothing. My favs pretty much see he's bs-ing, shrug it off and go on with their lives. Legends were pretty much put in there to steer some drama up, and they did, although they were more there to argue with Helen than him.

So fine, he came in and he removed masks from some of them - I never liked Jack or Danny, so he didn't reveal anything about them I didn't see from the get go. But he should've, and would've been evicted by now - he served his purpose, and was then artificially kept in, cause producers think people want to watch bunch of hollow idiots screaming at eachother.

Which I really don't. And that is my personal beef with Marc, illiterate, dumbfrck being kept in the house. He's same as Jack and Danny yet everyone seems to think he's better than them.

If you think he's better than two of them, put Sarah back in. During her short stay she showed she, unlike all three of them, does understand what argument is all about. Joel probably can tell this is all BS, but he's BS-er too, so he doesn't care.

Marc is hardly illiterate. As for putting Sarah back in, why? She was nearly as boring as Danny and there never would have been a romance there because Danny the Weazel only dates 'famous' people. In his tiny mind, Z listers like the Towie lot are famous.

[DigitalMethod]

He truly was.

[waterhog]

i think the drink is talking.