[fairymoon]

rex said sorry that should have been the end of it, but dale and stu thought they was big men and wanted jen to think look at us we are big boys jen, how stupid what is jen a bit of meat, she cryed so much over the painting but never once crys about her baby, bex should not have stood up to mo but she thought she was doin the right thing , jen should never had said darnell should go, dennis was so stupid spitting in mos face,all was stupid as rex said sorry,

[bananarama]

Originally posted by jennadale

FINALLY! Someone who can see sense!

I second that.......Also Mario and Mikey blatently influencing nomonations....If those two are not banned from nominating this week then BB is a crook.......

[topbigbrother92]

Rex should never have smuged the painting in the first place. Anyone can apologise but it cant make the fact go away that he still did it, so it was him that was in the wrong and Mohammed should just have stayed away, he made the situation worse and knew what would happen by saying "Its only a painting".

[jennadale]

That ends it for me then - it's easy to say you won't reward it with a reply (I spent a while trying to put my points across!). I think it's a good viewpoint personally, but you probably can't think of anything to argue against them with.

I've said it before and I'll say it again - anyone who condones violence, spitting and aggressive behaviour for the sake of escalating the argument (just to be on Jen's good books, in this case) needs to have a good long think themselves. [/quote]

Dale has always had a problem with Rex and an argument between them was always coming. I don't know how much you watch the live feed but the more i do and the more i see of Rex the more i dislike him. Every time he talks he is going on about how good everything he has is and maybe that's why everyone defended Jen like that. Darnell didn't have a clue what had happened, he didn't know someone had been hit and that spitting was just a reaction to that, that would still not make it acceptable but my point is Darnell had no idea what the situation was.

[jennadale]

as rex said sorry, [/quote]

An apology with a grin on your face is worse than not appologising.

[jennadale]

I second that.......Also Mario and Mikey blatently influencing nomonations....If those two are not banned from nominating this week then BB is a crook....... [/quote]

There is no chance Mikey would of voted for Jen if they didn't have that "talk". Mario is still as bad as the fiirst week he just does things in a different way.

[Billy]

Originally posted by Ash
I'd love to see people stop making blank statements and perhaps expressing why they feel the way that they do.

I've not yet seen one clear justification as to why Rex, Darnell & Mo are in the wrong. And any I have, I can clearly argue.

Rex shouldnt have touched Jennifers painting in teh first place, and shouldn't have laughed in her face when he was apologisng.

Is that justification enough?

[Bells]

Originally posted by Billy21
Rex shouldnt have touched Jennifers painting in teh first place, and shouldn't have laughed in her face when he was apologisng.

Is that justification enough?

Not at all. Firstly, I saw things differently - he wasn't laughing in her face at all. He probably thought the situation to be blown completely out of proportion, which it was. Also, he had already apologised but was yelled at by Stu & Dale to apologise again. But when he did, he was effectively shouted at for doing so!

I agree he shouldn't have touched the painting in the first place, but the way Jen handled the situation wasn't right at all. She got upset, but could have let the matter drop when she had the power to instead of letting it drag on. And spitting in someone's face, to me, is not an action that can be justified at all - especially not over something so trivial.

[jennadale]

Not at all. Firstly, I saw things differently - he wasn't laughing in her face at all. He probably thought the situation to be blown completely out of proportion, which it was. Also, he had already apologised but was yelled at by Stu & Dale to apologise again. But when he did, he was effectively shouted at for doing so!

I agree he shouldn't have touched the painting in the first place, but the way Jen handled the situation wasn't right at all. She got upset, but could have let the matter drop when she had the power to instead of letting it drag on. And spitting in someone's face, to me, is not an action that can be justified at all - especially not over something so trivial. [/quote]

Supporting Jen and Dale isn't justifying the spitting, i don't understand why people don't accept that. Being in the house can get to people and maybe Jen was actually very upset and couldn't stop crying, i don't think she should take much blame for all the agression. Rex was smiling from the moment he touched the painting, before the situation was blown out of proportion.

[Bells]

Originally posted by jennadale
Supporting Jen and Dale isn't justifying the spitting, i don't understand why people don't accept that. Being in the house can get to people and maybe Jen was actually very upset and couldn't stop crying, i don't think she should take much blame for all the agression. Rex was smiling from the moment he touched the painting, before the situation was blown out of proportion.

Rex admitted he didn't think about what he did and didn't think putting his finger in a bit of paint was such a big deal at the time. He blatantly said he made a mistake, and yet was made to apologise over and over - and then ended up being shouted at for it. I do think Jen should take blame to some extent for the aggression, because she didn't tell Dale & Stu, "Yes, Rex has apologised, but I'm still upset. I'd like to drop it now though." If she had said something to that effect, she would have earned my respect. Instead, she milked the situation and kept repeating herself.

As for Stu & Dale, I think you already know my views on those two. And it is justifying the spitting. After the announcement of Dennis' eviction, Dale threatened Mo several times - completely disregarding how the man was treated. I went off him because he was disgusting and aggressive to begin with for no apparent reason, but that just took things too far. And Jen's 'justice will be served' comment was completely out of line - if she thinks 'justice' equals the man who was spat on being ejected, then she's far more deluded than I thought.