[uniquedude]

I agree with this but I dont see whats wrong with it in a Big Brother context, bore vs hypocritical I'll take hypocritical anyday

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by uniquedude

I agree with this but I dont see whats wrong with it in a Big Brother context, bore vs hypocritical I'll take hypocritical anyday

In this context it irks me because of how damn moralistic Aaron is all the time. Like I said, everything is an awful production about how offended Aaron is and it's about his sense of decorum (which is only applied when it benefits him) and those are just pretty gross traits I can't support. This whole series of events captures it best for me, really:

-the events of the toy task (sabotaging it because it'd just be that hilarious, and then when that fails order a shopping budget of like, bananas and frosted flakes and food coloring)
-after Anton saves Faye from the task room in that other task, Aaron tries to organize yet another task sabotage for no reason. After Jay and Anton had long physical tasks and Louise drank cow piss and Jay and Louise did nothing to Aaron whatsoever
-Aaron thrives in the task being failed even though you know he'd throw a FIT if anyone pulled the same **** on him
-and then if that's not enough arrogance and entitlement for one plot, there's a big food fight and Aaron decides to apply his hazy, no rhyme or reason moral outrage because all the frosted flakes were wasted and the house is trash. Who possibly could've expected food to be wasted when you create a situation in which food is seen as disposable? Who possibly could've seen that one?

so yeah, none of that's entertaining to me in the slightest but I'll wait to be told that I don't know entertainment or that I'm watching the show wrong or the classic "well at least Aaron did something" when that something was ruin a series.

[uniquedude]

Originally Posted by troynuncdicit

In this context it irks me because of how damn moralistic Aaron is all the time. Like I said, everything is an awful production about how offended Aaron is and it's about his sense of decorum (which is only applied when it benefits him) and those are just pretty gross traits I can't support. This whole series of events captures it best for me, really:

-the events of the toy task (sabotaging it because it'd just be that hilarious, and then when that fails order a shopping budget of like, bananas and frosted flakes and food coloring)
-after Anton saves Faye from the task room in that other task, Aaron tries to organize yet another task sabotage for no reason. After Jay and Anton had long physical tasks and Louise drank cow piss and Jay and Louise did nothing to Aaron whatsoever
-Aaron thrives in the task being failed even though you know he'd throw a FIT if anyone pulled the same **** on him
-and then if that's not enough arrogance and entitlement for one plot, there's a big food fight and Aaron decides to apply his hazy, no rhyme or reason moral outrage because all the frosted flakes were wasted and the house is trash. Who possibly could've expected food to be wasted when you create a situation in which food is seen as disposable? Who possibly could've seen that one?

so yeah, none of that's entertaining to me in the slightest but I'll wait to be told that I don't know entertainment or that I'm watching the show wrong or the classic "well at least Aaron did something" when that something was ruin a series.

I cant remember all of this, need to rewatch and I am sure someone is going to comment why would anyone re watch bb12 but anyway. I still liked Aaron though, and
I am not oblivious to his flaws but yes I found him entertaining and that whole series brilliant. Keep in mind it was the first one I actually watched most of so it was fresh to me.

What I find entertaining and what you find entertaining is different Im not here to tell you how to watch Big Brother. The fact that you actually made an account on this forum means you actually enjoy the show someway so who am I to take the piss out of your opinion.