[armand.kay]

Poor bear being bullied by producers.

[susie q]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

No he wasn't...He has been held in the diary room on numerous occasions. He was trying to act like a big man but he shat himself when security came in.

Yes from what was said it sounds as though he has had several warnings. I think that he expected to get away with it again. He was shocked when the security went in. His actions have put housemates & staff at risk. The final warning was justified. Its his girlfriend I feel sorry for, if she has any sense she
will ditch him pronto.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Ashley.

A fear of locked spaces?

Like, say, the house he's been living in for the past week?

I don't myself go for a fear of locked spaces in Bears case here.

However there is a massive difference of being in a house where you can go outside freely and move around as opposed to being confined in a locked small room like the diary room for an unspecified amount of time.

I personally am not scared of locked spaces but for instance in a lift, where I know the door is locked until it opens again to get out, I do feel really uncomfortable.

[susie q]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I agree in part with the OP, Heavy D got off very lightly here, he was looking for trouble, bear was not shouting, the bedroom lights were not off and most were not in bed anyway.

However for the aggressive throwing of an object,damaging property, then the formal warning is justified and so would be a final one too.

However heavy D, really instigated this and had been determined to do so once given the chance, on the other side, Bear is responsible for his own behaviour, and had he handled this better and more calmly, could have got a far better outcome.

Heavy D had just been stabbed in the back by someone he thought was a friend
one thats also got a girlfriend on the outside.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I don't myself go for a fear of locked spaces in Bears case here.

However there is a massive difference of being in a house where you can go outside freely and move around as opposed to being confined in a locked small room like the diary room for an unspecified amount of time.

I personally am not scared of locked spaces but for instance in a lift, where I know the door is locked until it opens again to get out, I do feel really uncomfortable.

Yes, i think he may have a fear of confined spaces. He seemed alright before they locked him in.

[BB247]

Originally Posted by Pete.

Did you not see the smashed window?

I don't think he meant to smash the window

[Pete.]

Originally Posted by BB247

I don't think he meant to smash the window

Oh give over

It would have made a dent in the wall then

[BB247]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

How is he getting a warning and being forced to sleep in some separate room while Heavy D just wanders back to bed?

And what right do BB have to lock him in the diary room? It must go against fire regulations if nothing else. If they did that to me I would set the chair on fire.

And the "security" make me laugh. Would love to see how they behaved if Mike Tyson went on BB and kicked off in the diary room.

Bear is going to win this after the way he has been treated.

Renee, Heavy-D and BB all treated him appallingly tonight

[Vanessa]

He just has a bad temper. I was the same around his age, until i learnt to control myself better.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

It's his father who did something wrong. He should have worn a condom.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Yes, i think he may have a fear of confined spaces. He seemed alright before they locked him in.

And he seemed all right after the security guard arrived. So, no...

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Livia

It's his father who did something wrong. He should have worn a condom.

I miss you...

[BB247]

Originally Posted by Livia

And he seemed all right after the security guard arrived. So, no...

Just something to think about, he may have been locked in there for ages

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Livia

And he seemed all right after the security guard arrived. So, no...

That is true but when security came in,he then knew the door was no longer locked and someone else was physically there.

I have a mate who is claustrophobic,as long as someone is there with him and he knows he is not behind a locked door he is fine.
Alone he panics.

I agree with you that Bear is not likely fearful of locked rooms really but it is another side to the possibility.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Livia

And he seemed all right after the security guard arrived. So, no...

....he got back in that chair like a lizard looking for shade..

[Livia]

Originally Posted by BB247

Just something to think about, he may have been lock in there for ages

I've thought about it and I've come to this conclusion: So what?

Originally Posted by rusticgal

....he got back in that chair like a lizard looking for shade..

LOL... he's unintentionally hilarious.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

That is true but when security came in,he then knew the door was no longer locked and someone else was physically there.

I have a mate who is claustrophobic,as long as someone is there with him and he knows he is not behind a locked door he is fine.
Alone he panics.

I agree with you that Bear is not likely fearful of locked rooms really but it is another side to the possibility.

But he never mentioned he was claustrophobic...he saw the size of the guy and suddenly he wasn't the big guy he thought he was...hilarious.

[Marsh.]

Claustrophobic?

About as real as Janice Dickinson's "anaphylactic shock" last year.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by BB247

Renee, Heavy-D and BB all treated him appallingly tonight

Poor little bear...

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

But he never mentioned he was claustrophobic...he saw the size of the guy and suddenly he wasn't the big guy he thought he was...hilarious.

Oh I am not saying he is, however I would not like to be ordered to stay in a room that was small, no one else there physically and the door locked, for an unspecified amount of time.

As I said, once the guy came in the diary room, he knew the door was not locked and he could then also see someone physically too.

Maybe in his past he has been locked up a few times who knows,we do not know he is in any way claustrophobic,that is very true as Livia said but by the same token, we do not know for sure he isn't either.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Oh I am not saying he is, however I would not like to be ordered to stay in a room that was small, no one else there physically and the door locked, for an unspecified amount of time.

As I said, once the guy came in the diary room, he knew the door was not locked and he could then also see someone physically too.

Maybe in his past he has been locked up a few times who knows,we do not know he is in any way claustrophobic,that is very true as Livia said but by the same token, we do not know for sure his isn't either.

This!

[Ant.]

Originally Posted by BB247

I don't think he meant to smash the window

My dad didn't mean to commit manslaughter but he still did it

[BigBrotherfan4ever]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I agree in part with the OP, Heavy D got off very lightly here, he was looking for trouble, bear was not shouting, the bedroom lights were not off and most were not in bed anyway.

However for the aggressive throwing of an object,damaging property, then the formal warning is justified and so would be a final one too.

However heavy D, really instigated this and had been determined to do so once given the chance, on the other side, Bear is responsible for his own behaviour, and had he handled this better and more calmly, could have got a far better outcome.

Totally agree Joey with what you've just said

[Glenn-C]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

It must go against fire regulations if nothing else.

Everybody that goes into the Diary Room is locked in though? You can literally hear the door locking behind them when they sit down, and there's an emergency release button that unlocks the door if there's a fire

[ThriceShy]

Never underestimate the power of the sympathy vote. If Helen could win then anyone can.

That spit in his food incident and stuff like this could turn the public for him.

I find I am starting to feel very sympathetic towards him. And he is certainly more entertaining than the other dullards.