[Staceee]

He thinks he can do anything and get away with it now that he has survived so many evictions. He really does believe he is invincible.

Get Freddie out. ()

[Daffodil]

He suffered a lot and had to put up with all that time alone. At least the old bag Lisa always has a henchman with her.

[BBmassive]

WOWWOW Cut the compliments !!

[Prole]

I know Freddie can be annoying, but if I had been Freddie in those first few weeks I would have walked. He stuck it out though, despite the really cruel and childish treatment of a lot of housemates, Lisa included. So now he's having a little dig back. Who can blame him? And he must feel a bit confident having been saved week after week. As for him being an idiot... next to Lisa, everyone looks like a genius.

[ange7]

suffered a lot? Born with a silver spoon in his mouth means he doesn't have a clue about it.
The guy is clearly unbalanced. Lisa's attacks served to keep him in due to the sympathy vote but the new sex pest Freddie won't have it all his own way now.

[bananarama]

Originally posted by Staceee
He thinks he can do anything and get away with it now that he has survived so many evictions. He really does believe he is invincible.

Get Freddie out. ()

Here Here........His head has become to big and he is well past his entertaining sell by date....

[MargeryFan]

This thread title made me laugh before I even saw the post. Now I know exactly how freddie must have been feeling when he was laughing at Lisa. It's all a bit ridiculous.

[BBmassive]

Originally posted by ange7
suffered a lot? Born with a silver spoon in his mouth means he doesn't have a clue about it.
The guy is clearly unbalanced. Lisa's attacts served to keep him in due to the sympathy vote but the new sex pest Freddie won't have it all his own way now.

While he was "suffering"he could always dream of home with its 70+ rooms

[Daffodil]

Originally posted by BBmassive

While he was "suffering"he could always dream of home with its 70+ rooms

A hint of reverse snobbery here. And the 70 roomed place belongs to his parents, not him.

[philmurph]

Originally posted by MargeryFan
This thread title made me laugh before I even saw the post. Now I know exactly how freddie must have been feeling when he was laughing at Lisa. It's all a bit ridiculous.

Please take your head out of your ass

[chris1232]

Nonono, Ure the idiot :P:P

[jet]

Originally posted by Daffodil
He suffered a lot and had to put up with all that time alone. At least the old bag Lisa always has a henchman with her.

Not a henchman - a friend. Don't blame Lisa if she could make friends and be liked and Halfwit couldn't. It's hardy her fault everyone found him so irritating and annoying -though I know his fans like to make out it was.

[setanta]

Originally posted by Daffodil
He suffered a lot and had to put up with all that time alone. At least the old bag Lisa always has a henchman with her.

Of course he suffered a lot over the first few weeks and he gained my full respect in how he dealt with it all: never lowering himself to their level and always maintaining his integrity - willing to converse rather than attack.

However, this last week he has flatly contradicted everything that I once respected him for and it's very obvious that he's as much of a schemer, if not even more so than Lisa. It's become quite apparent that he's actually obsessed with the game and his reactions on last nights highlight show can be seen as an expression of how much this means to him and the lengths he will go to ensure he and his cohorts survive.

This is not a Halfwit that I like to see, but unfortunately I believe this as much a part of his character as any other we've seen over the weeks. Think we may have been blinded to his faults because of what he had to endure initially

[Prole]

Originally posted by ange7
suffered a lot? Born with a silver spoon in his mouth means he doesn't have a clue about it.....

Doesn't have a clue about what? You think because he was born privileged means that it's okay to single him out? He was nominated week after week because he was different. It was really shabby.

[Jordan.]

Agreed he thinks he's so loved on the outside when he's not

[BBmassive]

Originally posted by Daffodil

A hint of reverse snobbery here. And the 70 roomed place belongs to his parents, not him.

But its HIS home

[RealityTV]

He's always been an idiot...
People are trying to put ALL the blame on Bea for him changing, yet he was always like this... He just didn't have any "mates" to back him up at the time so he always looked like the "victim" ... Glad some people have finally seen the true him.

[Staceee]

He is a hypocrite. He is biting back now he has a friend, showing his true colours and being just as nasty as Lisa can be

[BBmassive]

Originally posted by setanta

Of course he suffered a lot over the first few weeks and he gained my full respect in how he dealt with it all: never lowering himself to their level and always maintaining his integrity - willing to converse rather than attack.

However, this last week he has flatly contradicted everything that I once respected him for and it's very obvious that he's as much of a schemer, if not even more so than Lisa. It's become quite apparent that he's actually obsessed with the game and his reactions on last nights highlight show can be seen as an expression of how much this means to him and the lengths he will go to ensure he and his cohorts survive.

This is not a Halfwit that I like to see, but unfortunately I believe this as much a part of his character as any other we've seen over the weeks. Think we may have been blinded to his faults because of what he had to endure initially

EXCELLENT !! this time 2 weeks ago I loved him ,but the REAL Freddie that is emerging day by day is not the type of person I like nor do I want someone like him winning bb,He has changed and not for the better

[Prole]

Originally posted by Staceee
He is a hypocrite.

Then he's in good company in that house.

[shaz20]

Originally posted by setanta

Of course he suffered a lot over the first few weeks and he gained my full respect in how he dealt with it all: never lowering himself to their level and always maintaining his integrity - willing to converse rather than attack.

However, this last week he has flatly contradicted everything that I once respected him for and it's very obvious that he's as much of a schemer, if not even more so than Lisa. It's become quite apparent that he's actually obsessed with the game and his reactions on last nights highlight show can be seen as an expression of how much this means to him and the lengths he will go to ensure he and his cohorts survive.

This is not a Halfwit that I like to see, but unfortunately I believe this as much a part of his character as any other we've seen over the weeks. Think we may have been blinded to his faults because of what he had to endure initially

[Daffodil]

Originally posted by RealityTV
He's always been an idiot...
People are trying to put ALL the blame on Bea for him changing, yet he was always like this... He just didn't have any "mates" to back him up at the time so he always looked like the "victim" ... Glad some people have finally seen the true him.

..and what is the 'Real' Lisa?..... a demure and charming lady with impeccable manners and a sharp wit??? ..I don't think so sunny Jim

[HarryRag]

Originally posted by Staceee
He thinks he can do anything and get away with it now that he has survived so many evictions. He really does believe he is invincible.

Get Freddie out. ()

typical topic from Freddie/Marcus haters. full of ****

[timexplan]

He was a total idiot the other and maybe we are seeing the real Freddie now, who knows. As for getting back at Lisa, when you resort to her level then you have lost the argument and only give her some credibility that to date she has lacked.

[ange7]

Originally posted by ViaVerde

Doesn't have a clue about what? You think because he was born privileged means that it's okay to single him out? He was nominated week after week because he was different. It was really shabby.

"ou think because he was born privileged means that it's okay to single him out?" no ...sorted. The clue was in the fact that you typed that and not me.