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Originally Posted by Jack_

wtf if anything's an exaggeration here it's the start to this post. No I don't usually make tongue in cheek comments about children what on earth to be quite honest I wasn't even making a dig at a child when you think about it, it wasn't his nickname for Aisleyne, it's yours. He got her name wrong and you decided to call her it as a nickname, which as my original point was it's a pretty crap nickname. A child saying someone's name wrong is not a nickname. So really I didn't even say anything against your nephew

As for the second part, I am more than happy to oblige with that. I've done it before and I'll do it again. I'm on my phone at the moment so it will have to wait until I'm back on my laptop but sure, challenge accepted. I'm sure no matter what I discover you'll find a way to justify it though.

Yes they are open to criticism based upon their time in the house, and their actions, not the way that they look or what their profession is on the outside, of who they're friends with or what their family are like. All are completely irrelevant to how they act inside the house, which is what they should be judged on. Saying a housemate is a nasty ****, a fake wanker, rude, up themselves, anything to do with their character - fine. Criticising the way housemates look, fat, plastic, ugly, spotty, horrible lips, etc etc, all nasty, childish and unnecessary. As is saying 'they used to be a prostitute', 'she is a prostitute', 'she's a slut', not only because all of that is irrelevant, but also because there's nothing wrong with prostitution and nothing wrong with sleeping around. The fact that you've basically just said 'we've seen more than enough to be able to slut shame' is very disturbing. It's never acceptable, whether in real life or about reality TV show contestants.

So again, it's not me that's making an ass of myself.

I never made it past the first paragraph because you clearly have no idea what you're talking about. Keep trying though. Trolls amuse me.