[Shasown]

More of the usual there El Proximo, sorry to disappoint you.

What 'dreadful ratings' can you provide anything to back up your claims, or do you simply spout rubbish?

I dont look at things in any particular way, as you claim.

Mind you thank you for proving a point I made on a previous post you love swinging a conversation or post around to your 'best mate' Marcus.

Go on tell us all why you love to hate him, are you a spurned ex girlfriend of his, or were you the cuckolded boyfriend?

[ElProximo]

Originally posted by Shasown
What 'dreadful ratings' can you provide anything to back up your claims, or do you simply spout rubbish?

Do you want hardcopy printouts or will online records do?
Then go fetch them for me.
and your shine box.

[Shasown]

Originally posted by ElProximo

Do you want hardcopy printouts or will online records do?
Then go fetch them for me.
and your shine box.

Online proof would be more than sufficient. Glad to see you didnt disappoint me. Didn't think you would, do us all a favour either pee or get off the pot.

Incidentally why do you hate Marcus so much? Does he remind you of an ex?

[ElProximo]

Did you notice there is a 'sticky' topic about BB10's ratings?
There was.
But google works.
Now get to it.

[Shasown]

Originally posted by ElProximo
Did you notice there is a 'sticky' topic about BB10's ratings?
There was.
But google works.
Now get to it.

In other words you cant back up what you spout off about.

Incidentally you still haven't answered why you hate Marcus so much, does he remind you of an ex, are you one of his spurned ex's or are you a cuckolded boyfriend?

[fallenkal]

Originally posted by ElProximo
Canada did have its own version of Big Brother and it was called 'The Lofters' and sucked because it was mainly Toronto-centric and other reasons,
and,
I had always assumed it was canceled mid-way through its second season because it was about petty urban liberal Torontonians - but a wiki page says its because it couldn't afford the internet bandwidth?

Sadly Canada never got its own version of Big Brother even though many other countries with much smaller populations had their own versions.
A relative sort of comparison (in a sense) would be like trying to give Scotland its own version with a competing English version.
BBUSA is 10 times massive and so we just watch that rather than make our own.
In previous seasons - Canadian viewers of BBUSA was a HIGHER % (per capita) than it was among Americans. How odd.

But BBUK is just an entire level beyond BBUSA. It really is another league.
Even a bad season (like BB10) is still a whole league above a BBUSA season.
but,
granted two different things with the USA version running a lot of its own rules and no public votes (except for prizes etc) and the US version is properly an 'ongoing scripted drama' and is not a 'game show'.

Considering BB US averages four times more viewers and got 12 million votes in for the Coup d'Etat this is a moot point.

Public votes weekly in the US for slop menu choices and they voted on the biggest part of the game this year. Another moot point on your part.

It's BBUK that will never compare to BBUS on numbers. If you like one more, fine. Just separate opinion from "facts". LOL!

[ElProximo]

I am the backup. I am your source.
Ratings are down this season.
Done.

[jessew]

I'm sad that my thread got argued in

[ElProximo]

Originally posted by jessew
I'm sad that my thread got argued in

Typical Canadians stirring it and instigating wars.
Probably from Toronto?

[Shasown]

Originally posted by ElProximo
I am the backup. I am your source.
Ratings are down this season.
Done.

El Proximo your opinion is like my asshole.

(It is so because I say it is so. Done)

[LoadOfDross]

Originally posted by jessew

Particularly when they say "At the end of the day..." and keep right on talking about the same thing for five more minutes.

Haha!! Thats so true. I have also noticed that british people tend to say "At the end of the day..." a lot.


I came in this post solely cause im a fellow canadian. Only to realise you had written a book. At the end of the day twas a good read.

[Shasown]

Originally posted by LoadOfDross

Haha!! Thats so true. I have also noticed that british people tend to say "At the end of the day..." a lot.


I came in this post solely cause im a fellow canadian. Only to realise you had written a book. At the end of the day twas a good read.

I don't, I bloody hate that term, its used by people to add emphasis and make their opinion the correct one. As soon as anyone says it I cringe knowing the next few lines from the speaker will be their opinion and probably garbage.

No offense meant LoadofDross pmsl

[LoadOfDross]

Originally posted by Shasown

I don't, I bloody hate that term, its used by people to add emphasis and make their opinion the correct one. As soon as anyone says it I cringe knowing the next few lines from the speaker will be their opinion and probably garbage.

No offense meant LoadofDross pmsl

Ya I agree. People add it in to sound smarter or philosophical. I just meant that its mostly used by british people. Ive never heard a canadian or american say it

[Viper29]

Originally posted by LoadOfDross

Ya I agree. People add it in to sound smarter or philosophical. I just meant that its mostly used by british people. Ive never heard a canadian or american say it

I don't either! Though did anyone before Makosi highlighted it when she was on BB??

[jessew]

it's like when people say "end of story" as if their point is absolutely uncounterable and sums up the entirety of the point of contention.

[Taijitu]

Originally posted by ElProximo
Canada did have its own version of Big Brother and it was called 'The Lofters' and sucked because it was mainly Toronto-centric and other reasons,
and,
I had always assumed it was canceled mid-way through its second season because it was about petty urban liberal Torontonians - but a wiki page says its because it couldn't afford the internet bandwidth?

Sadly Canada never got its own version of Big Brother even though many other countries with much smaller populations had their own versions.
A relative sort of comparison (in a sense) would be like trying to give Scotland its own version with a competing English version.
BBUSA is 10 times massive and so we just watch that rather than make our own.
In previous seasons - Canadian viewers of BBUSA was a HIGHER % (per capita) than it was among Americans. How odd.

But BBUK is just an entire level beyond BBUSA. It really is another league.
Even a bad season (like BB10) is still a whole league above a BBUSA season.
but,
granted two different things with the USA version running a lot of its own rules and no public votes (except for prizes etc) and the US version is properly an 'ongoing scripted drama' and is not a 'game show'.

Interesting post. I can see how Scotland/England can be compaired to Canada/USA especially having watched South Park. I think though Scottish people may hold more resentment towards the English though at times.

Always interesting to see the views of you guys over there and see how they compair to those over here.

Edit:

it's like when people say "end of story" as if their point is absolutely uncounterable and sums up the entirety of the point of contention.

If it is me it tends to be.

For the housemates I think it is often just a mannerism in the same way as saying "like" at the end of sentences and my own over use of the word "though".