[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Sarah, thank the lord she went, I couldn't have put up with her in there after what she said to Joel and I wouldn't have wanted Joel to have to live with someone with that attitude either.

I wasn't Sarah's biggest fan, but she had just lost her friend/ally because of Joel (who also was suppose to be friends with Aaron) and then in the next breath you've got Joel dressing up in womens clothing having a laugh like nothing has happened, I can completely understand Sarah's reaction as we all would have the same reaction if it was us in her shoes, and anyone that says otherwise is a liar.

I voted Simon as he was annoying.

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

because of Joel

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by MB.

That's not even a matter of right or wrong I'm stating a fact, BB was only gonna give Aaron a warning until Joel complained about him in the Diary Room correct? Now if it was me or any Human Being with any compassion, I would not be going around having a laugh the next day after I got my supposed friend ejected, and especially not in front of their other friends either.

Joel's a clever man, he knew someone was gonna blow up at that and no one is more articulate than the Tories so of course Joel was gonna win that battle on face value against Sarah even though she really won because she had more valid points than he did.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

That's not even a matter of right or wrong I'm stating a fact, BB was only gonna give Aaron a warning until Joel complained about him in the Diary Room correct?

Incorrect. BB called Joel to the diary room.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Incorrect. BB called Joel to the diary room.

BB are obliged to do that as they'd get into a lot of trouble not to consult him after what had happened on the night, if Joel hadn't have thrown his friend under a Bus then Aaron would've stayed in the house for another week.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

BB are obliged to do that as they'd get into a lot of trouble not to consult him after what had happened on the night, if Joel hadn't have thrown his friend under a Bus then Aaron would've stayed in the house for another week.

Go back and re-watch the aired sequence of clips and do tell me at which point he threw his "friend under the bus"? Specifically, please.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Go back and re-watch the aired sequence of clips and do tell me at which point he threw his "friend under the bus"? Specifically, please.

I can't remember it word for word, I hated this series so I don't really wanna go back to check it out either, I do remember him saying about how he felt like he wanted to push him though or something like that.

Seriously though some members on TIBB need to learn to accept different opinions though as that's more worrying then anything else on this thread though.

Not aimed at you Marsh, more at MB and Shaun in the last part.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I wasn't Sarah's biggest fan, but she had just lost her friend/ally because of Joel (who also was suppose to be friends with Aaron) and then in the next breath you've got Joel dressing up in womens clothing having a laugh like nothing has happened, I can completely understand Sarah's reaction as we all would have the same reaction if it was us in her shoes, and anyone that says otherwise is a liar.

I voted Simon as he was annoying.

Incorrect, I'd blame the person that got themselves thrown out, whether they were my friend or not, not the person on the receiving end.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Incorrect, I'd blame the person that got themselves thrown out, whether they were my friend or not, not the person on the receiving end.

You're saying that from a rational point of view, if you was in there it's probably a very different story as the ugly side of Human Nature kicks in.

I mean look at how Sarah spoke to Joel? And look at Joel's lack of remorse the next day that his friend was ejected? I bet neither would do that in the outside world but admittedly Joel's disturbs me more as it's a really cold thing to do.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

You're saying that from a rational point of view, if you was in there it's probably a very different story as the ugly side of Human Nature kicks in.

I mean look at how Sarah spoke to Joel? And look at Joel's lack of remorse the next day that his friend was ejected? I bet neither would do that in the outside world but admittedly Joel's disturbs me more as it's a really cold thing to do.

No, I would never blame a victim

The fact that you find Joel moving on from something that wasn't his fault more disturbing than Sarah victim blaming him, is disturbing in itself imo.