[crocs]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Might have been a bit drunk when I made this thread, seemed very intelligent at the time

Well, when drunk you seem to be able to read minds as you were so sure what she was thinking and feeling. That is way better than talking to moths and so on.

[fingers]

Moths need hugs too!

[rusticgal]

Well....kind of agree. Sallie would have been up anyway and as for Wolfie... I agree with others...she was distraught at the realisation that the public saw her as unattractive and dirty not JUST michael.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Might have been a bit drunk when I made this thread, seemed very intelligent at the time

[Tregard]

Originally Posted by Stankleberry

Wolfy was devastated by the fact that her entire nation thinks she's the ugliest and smelliest. I don't blame her.

If she wasn't upset by that I'd be concerned tbh.

[Sun Tzu.]

OP, she was upset because she realised it was the PUBLIC who thought those things and voted for them. Not Michael. Basically she made a tit of herself.

[Marcus.]

Originally Posted by Stankleberry

Wolfy was devastated by the fact that her entire nation thinks she's the ugliest and smelliest. I don't blame her.

same here
i would be crying

[fingers]

What a stupid, pointless question that was to put to the viewers, It must have been obvious to even the most moronic producer in there that that would be really hurtful rather than funny or entertaining.

Jemima would have refused to wear that label!

[Toxic]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Now then, as much as I am not a great fan of Wolfy and have only just caught up on the main show & not seen BOTS or anything yet, it is clear to me that only she recognised the importance of what had just happened. While the rest were busy inexplicably congratulating Michael and giving him the whole 'yee ha', when really they should have been very angry at him, Wolfy remain dignified and kept her head bowed, because she realised that Michael is worthy of no respect. He deserves only contempt from the others in there, and she was aware that it was thanks to his preposterous role as the 'peoples puppet' that we lost one of the best housemates we've had in years after only one week. The great Wolf acknowledged the injustice that the one person who saw Michael for what he is, and displayed the correct amount of hostility towards him, has now paid the price for being right.

Sometimes being on the right side of justice can be very lonely indeed, well done to Wolfy for keeping the flame burning

I 100% agree with this, even though I don't like Sallie, there is NO denying she was Big Brother gold & has provided us all with 99% of house entertainment this week...many of her arguments were aimed at or about Michael and she really did put herself in the poo with the voters because of that.........but...he wasn't even real...and now she's gone, forever.

WELL DONE MICHAEL & THE PUBLIC!

[Marsh.]

Urgh, except just like Sallie, that is completely misunderstanding the entire point of Michael.

He deserves no anger or contempt. The PUBLIC chose his secrets, his nominations, his comments, who he saved etc.

It took Sallie until the end of BOTS to stop hating him once she fully understood exactly what had gone, even though she claimed to "know" from the start.
The problem was that the twist wasn't properly explained so Sallie didn't even realise at first that, as an actor, all of Michael's actions, nominations etc were decided for him.

But then the show wasn't very good at explaining it to the viewer's either who didn't have a clue how it was all going to pan out one day to the next.

Sallie didn't know anything, Dan did. And Sallie wasn't evicted for sussing Michael out, she was evicted for being a vile attention seeker.

But you've just proven alcohol does nothing for your critical thinking.