[halfacrown]

I lost you by number three, 'He is mature'. He's not you know. Any man of twenty-four who talks about his 'winkie' is incredibly immature and for him to go up to a woman and talk about how she's given him an erection, shows he must be some kind of idiot.

We have no idea about who is being honest in that house, 99% of the talk about who's lying is pure conjecture. My opinion is that Sam keeps up a genial front until he gets a can of lager in his hand, at which point he can turn nasty. Whereas Dexter is capable of being pleasant and indeed supportive to any of the other housemates, Sam is nothing but surly and obnoxious to Dexter.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by halfacrown

I lost you by number three, 'He is mature'. He's not you know. Any man of twenty-four who talks about his 'winkie' is incredibly immature and for him to go up to a woman and talk about how she's given him an erection, shows he must be some kind of idiot.

We have no idea about who is being honest in that house, 99% of the talk about who's lying is pure conjecture. My opinion is that Sam keeps up a genial front until he gets a can of lager in his hand, at which point he can turn nasty. Whereas Dexter is capable of being pleasant and indeed supportive to any of the other housemates, Sam is nothing but surly and obnoxious to Dexter.

True, but that is fine as it's the house scapegoat apparently.

[halfacrown]

Originally Posted by Cherie

True, but that is fine as it's the house scapegoat apparently.

Yes, they have lost their manners with Dexter and feel that the normal rules of courtesy don't apply. The other day one of the twins was saying he was scared to death of getting boos and Dexter was doing his best to reassure him, but Dexter gets nothing but rudeness in return from them. Over the furore of the money challenge, Sam was completely unaffected by the particular choice Dexter made, but he chose to attack Dexter because he felt he was entitled to and used the money as an excuse.