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Why do I like Sam? I had a massive bet on him from the end of first week when his odds drifted to oblivion.

[Josy]

He seems genuine.

He stands by his friends.

He may not have been what some class as an entertaining housemate but I have said this before and still think housemates that are less involved with the others can stand back and watch everything that's going on in there from a fair perspective so they can make decisions based on their own opinions without just copying what other hm's think, like Sam proved when he was discussing Charlie with Gina a week or so ago....

He's one of the only likeable ones out of this years bunch IMO.

He says what he thinks, if he thinks someone has been **** stirring about him then he goes to them and is straight to the point with them.

[the_answers]

Originally Posted by Josy

He says what he thinks, if he thinks someone has been **** stirring about him then he goes to them and is straight to the point with them.

People like Dex are fully entitled to their own opinion about him and don't need to feel guilty about a thing.

Ok Sam quibbled over the exact words but conveniently missed the whole point and just made himself look silly.

He's trying to take the moral highground to appear holier than thou and it's just a joke !

[Josy]

Originally Posted by the_answers

People like Dex are fully entitled to their own opinion about him and don't need to feel guilty about a thing.

Ok Sam quibbled over the exact words but conveniently missed the whole point and just made himself look silly.

He's trying to take the moral highground to appear holier than thou and it's just a joke !

Of course Dexter and others are entitled to an opinion, no one says they aren't?

My opinion is that Sam went straight to Dexter when he though he was telling lies about him and face the problem head on..

[the_answers]

Originally Posted by Josy

Of course Dexter and others are entitled to an opinion, no one says they aren't?

I just got the impression from you that if someone is saying things that put you in a bad light, you're within your rights to challenge them over it as if they've done something wrong.

Originally Posted by Josy

My opinion is that Sam went straight to Dexter when he though he was telling lies about him and face the problem head on..

There were no real "lies".
Sam just too stubborn to see thing any other way than his own.

Here's what happened...
Dex said Sam told him not to speak to him.
Sam made a mountain out of a molehill pointing out he said "Don't feel the need to speak to me".

Boils down to the same thing.
i.e. Sam was in grumpy mood questioning his motivation and thinking the worst of Dex.

And worst of all, he never recognized the point Dex made.
He simply took the huff and lost his rag when Dex won the argument.