[Alf]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Who pays $100 for such basic underwear

He didn't pay anything for them, he said they were a present from his boyfriend. Which makes what she did pure vile.

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by wannashag

He didn't pay anything for them, he said they were a present from his boyfriend. Which makes what she did pure vile.

She cut up his boxers not his actual boyfriend.
If the pants meant so much to him he shouldn't of brought them with him.
I'm not defending what she did because it is mean but has he not seen reality tv before.

[Pincho Paxton]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

She cut up his boxers not his actual boyfriend.
If the pants meant so much to him he shouldn't of brought them with him.
I'm not defending what she did because it is mean but has he not seen reality tv before.

I have not seen reality TV with cut up clothing. Where do people get their ideas on Reality TV....

You shouldn't sleep...

...you should expect your clothes to be cut up...

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Pincho Paxton

I have not seen reality TV with cut up clothing. Where do people get their ideas on Reality TV....

You shouldn't sleep...

...you should expect your clothes to be cut up...

I can post scenes from like 5 different shows where people have cut up other peoples clothes/ destroyed other peoples property. Big brother is knower to mess with housemates luggage and for all he knew they could of decided to shrewd their bags.

[Pincho Paxton]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

I can post scenes from like 5 different shows where people have cut up other peoples clothes/ destroyed other peoples property. Big brother is knower to mess with housemates luggage and for all he knew they could of decided to shrewd their bags.

When big brother shredded people's luggage it was a lie. They didn't shred peoples luggage.

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Pincho Paxton

When big brother shredded people's luggage it was a lie. They didn't shred peoples luggage.

I know that. I'm just saying that you never know with big brother eg in bb5 bb burned stu's hat, bb12 some housemates put dye on Harry's cloths.
My point is your possessions are not messes aurally safe if you bring them with you so bringing something that is really expensive and has meaning to you really isn't the best of ideas.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

I know that. I'm just saying that you never know with big brother eg in bb5 bb burned stu's hat, bb12 some housemates put dye on Harry's cloths.
My point is your possessions are not messes aurally safe if you bring them with you so bringing something that is really expensive and has meaning to you really isn't the best of ideas.

Aww when they burned Stu's cowboy hat

[Pincho Paxton]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

I know that. I'm just saying that you never know with big brother eg in bb5 bb burned stu's hat, bb12 some housemates put dye on Harry's cloths.
My point is your possessions are not messes aurally safe if you bring them with you so bringing something that is really expensive and has meaning to you really isn't the best of ideas.

They all bring in expensive eviction clothes though. Property is protected by law anyway.

[jessicadanielle]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

She cut up his boxers not his actual boyfriend.
If the pants meant so much to him he shouldn't of brought them with him.
I'm not defending what she did because it is mean but has he not seen reality tv before.

It's absolutely insane to claim that someone shouldn't bring any belongings that mean anything to them into the house for fear of it being destroyed. I'd expect more of children. How can you possibly flip this around to Leslie being in the wrong for having belongings that she has the opportunity to cut up