[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by jet

They both slagged each other off, the difference is Ashleigh never had the advantage of the producers letting her hear Helen doing it. Helen had that advantage twice.

Which isn't Helen's fault. The fact you keep saying it as if it is, is just laughable.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Which isn't Helen's fault. The fact you keep saying it as if it is, is just laughable.

I said the producers gave her the advantage and gave Ashleigh none. Why?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by jet

I said the producers gave her the advantage and gave Ashleigh none. Why?

Ask them?

You used it in a long post that was anti-Helen, her being put in a room (Chris was too but you conveniently left that out) is not her fault nor has it had any effect on Ashleigh as they both didn't let the manipulation get to them and sorted out their differences.

They're over it, you're not.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Ask them?

You used it in a long post that was anti-Helen, her being put in a room (Chris was too but you conveniently left that out) is not her fault nor has it had any effect on Ashleigh as they both didn't let the manipulation get to them and sorted out their differences.

They're over it, you're not.

The producers didn't put Chris in there - Ash and Christopher did. And he didn't even want to listen. Unlike Helen, who listened in avidly whenever Ashleigh was onscreen and found it 'boring' when she wasn't.

I'm not over it because I don't buy that Helen, who was a nasty cow in varying degrees for 10 weeks, suddenly changed her tune in a matter of hours the very day her cronies came into the house with their outside information.

I'm not that naive, and you are certainly not either.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by jet

The producers didn't put Chris in there - Ash and Christopher did. And he didn't even want to listen. Unlike Helen, who listened in avidly whenever Ashleigh was onscreen and found it 'boring' when she wasn't.

I'm not over it because I don't buy that Helen, who was a nasty cow in varying degrees for 10 weeks, suddenly changed her tune in a matter of hours the very day her cronies came into the house with their outside information.

I'm not that naive, and you are certainly not either.

She didn't change her tune. It was obvious they were in a never ending cycle of bitching about one another.

As already stated, they were working through their differences BEFORE the ex housemates entered the house.

They will never be best friends, but they've faced head on the fact they've not liked each other all series and buried the hatchet instead of continuing the circle.

It doesn't mean either has had an "epiphany" it means both have decided to end it.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

She didn't change her tune. It was obvious they were in a never ending cycle of bitching about one another.

As already stated, they were working through their differences BEFORE the ex housemates entered the house.

They will never be best friends, but they've faced head on the fact they've not liked each other all series and buried the hatchet instead of continuing the circle.

It doesn't mean either has had an "epiphany" it means both have decided to end it.

No they were not. The 'truce' in the bedroom happened after Steven and Winston had already been in the house coaching them on the product promotion...I've already said that....
The apology came after the HM's had been in for the party.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by jet

No they were not. The 'truce' in the bedroom happened after Steven and Winston had already been in the house coaching them on the product promotion...I've already said that....
The apology came after the HM's had been in for the party.

Really? As it was daylight during the bedroom scene and dark when the ex housemates entered.