[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Josy

Thats a pretty bias view imo, she also called him a dickhead and something else I cant remember so why blame Michael?

I think both of them are just trying to make the time until tomorrows eviction easier for themselves and the other housemates and possibly even thinking about the atmosphere if they were to carry on arguing and Michael ends up staying tomorrow.

The thing is though, Denise has blown hot and cold all along, she's never been fake with her emotions whatsoever, but Michael one minute she's an abomination, next minute best friends? That's as fake as they come.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

The thing is though, Denise has blown hot and cold all along, she's never been fake with her emotions whatsoever, but Michael one minute she's an abomination, next minute best friends? That's as fake as they come.

Surely you can see what I was meaning with my previous post? you are favouring Denise here when both of them have acted the exact same way, both insulted each other now they seem to be getting on great so why lay the blame on only one of them?

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Josy

Surely you can see what I was meaning with my previous post? you are favouring Denise here when both of them have acted the exact same way, both insulted each other now they seem to be getting on great so why lay the blame on only one of them?

I'm not favouring Denise, I'm just not favouring Michael

[Jules2]

Originally Posted by Josy

Surely you can see what I was meaning with my previous post? you are favouring Denise here when both of them have acted the exact same way, both insulted each other now they seem to be getting on great so why lay the blame on only one of them?

Sorry Josy, Denise will have one claim to fame, she brought a legend down and made his life a misery on CBB. Had she taken it step by step instead of forcing herself on him things wouldnt have got out of hand. Now she has lost him the crown at the moment. He is only protecting himself and his right to be himself.