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setanta · 28-07-2009, 08:42 PM

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That's terrible. He was great tv but he's obviously been too effected by it.

I hate the "Big Brother monitors the welfare, language and behaviour of housemates at all times and will continue to monitor this situation." line. I think it's a p-take completely.

They obviously don't. They keep them stuck in these situations where people are uncomfortable and they say they are and then send them back out.

When Rodrigo was upset and he wanted to talk (yes he is upset more than others, but it's still no excuse to ignore his needs) they just blanked him and wouldn't open the door. As he said, they only opened the door if they needed footage for the next day.

Yes, I agree. This should never have happened. They have more of a responsibility then I think they want at this stage.... laziness on their part. He should have been monitored the whole time; even outside of the house. It was plainly obvious that he was a little on the edge from the way he was always appearing at the studio. You can't just wash your hands of people who've been exposed too so much pressure on a show that you've created.

These are ADULTS youre talking about. They need to be treated like ADULTS. The best thing in the house for Rodrigo is for BB to not open that door everytime. At this point I think the producers are tired of his s*** everytime something doesnt go his way hes in there crying about it.(Even if it is him who is wrong)

As for Sree it says he didnt really try to kill himself but who knows with him it may have been a cry for attention. After all he did make it to BBBM Fri. night after all this happened.

Yeah but he's always at the shows, craving attention. Davina even admitted that half the time they don't even invite him. If these aren't the actions of a guy who's a little bit on the edge, I don't know what are. The producers have a responsibility when it concerns these contestants, both inside and outside of the house.

doive1231 · 28-07-2009, 08:43 PM

Suppose this is all Noirin's fault beyond the House.

HellShark · 28-07-2009, 08:44 PM

Always knew he was a weak ******.

TT · 28-07-2009, 08:44 PM

that is bad :-(

Ramsay · 28-07-2009, 08:44 PM

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Always knew he was a weak ******.

dont be a twat

ANTCOLONY · 28-07-2009, 08:47 PM

attention seeking
might get on tv for 5 more minutes or get money from ch.4

chris1232 · 28-07-2009, 08:50 PM

Bloody hell...

dennissabre · 28-07-2009, 08:52 PM

[quote As for Sree it says he didnt really try to kill himself but who knows with him it may have been a cry for attention. After all he did make it to BBBM Fri. night after all this happened. [/quote]

People who kill themselves often give warnings beforehand, so to say there was no suggestion of suicide is b.s. of the highest order, as the 'psychologists' on the show will be only too well aware

Sunny_Tsu · 28-07-2009, 08:53 PM

Another contestant who was obviously mentally unstable yet they chucked him in regardless.

=-Incognito-= · 28-07-2009, 08:55 PM

Get Noirin out so Sree doesn't kill himself!!!! Do it now!

Marc · 28-07-2009, 08:55 PM

how comes he is still in his uni digs??

Mutteroo · 28-07-2009, 09:09 PM

I hope Sree is getting some good structured support and that's not just from those who understand this sort of behaviour, but also from his loved ones.
No one slits their wrists because of a game show. It's normally because there is an underlying psychological illness.
I agree that BB has a duty of care but so does the individual. If Sree is willing to address his issues, BB, may have been the start of Sree living happily with his life.
I wish him well.

Chosu · 28-07-2009, 09:19 PM

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That's terrible. He was great tv but he's obviously been too effected by it.

I hate the "Big Brother monitors the welfare, language and behaviour of housemates at all times and will continue to monitor this situation." line. I think it's a p-take completely.

They obviously don't. They keep them stuck in these situations where people are uncomfortable and they say they are and then send them back out.

When Rodrigo was upset and he wanted to talk (yes he is upset more than others, but it's still no excuse to ignore his needs) they just blanked him and wouldn't open the door. As he said, they only opened the door if they needed footage for the next day.

Yes, I agree. This should never have happened. They have more of a responsibility then I think they want at this stage.... laziness on their part. He should have been monitored the whole time; even outside of the house. It was plainly obvious that he was a little on the edge from the way he was always appearing at the studio. You can't just wash your hands of people who've been exposed too so much pressure on a show that you've created.

These are ADULTS youre talking about. They need to be treated like ADULTS. The best thing in the house for Rodrigo is for BB to not open that door everytime. At this point I think the producers are tired of his s*** everytime something doesnt go his way hes in there crying about it.(Even if it is him who is wrong)

As for Sree it says he didnt really try to kill himself but who knows with him it may have been a cry for attention. After all he did make it to BBBM Fri. night after all this happened.

So are adults like military trained operative with the ability to cope in obscure and difficult surroundings with peak mental and physical fitness?

No. They have been employed by Big Brother under the insurance that their mental/psychological health will remain in tact. Big Brother can't determine when a housemate will struggle and when they will need to talk - therefore they open the door.

That's how you treat adults.

If youre at work and someone calls you a name or does something that YOU deem disrespectful do you also run crying to your boss like Rodrigo? For all you know he was running back there to whine about how disrespectful Sophie is for farting in front of him or some other trivial BS that the producers dont really want or care to hear about. Rodrigo would spend all day whining in the diary room if he was allowed to and BB has figured it out. If he cant hack it he should leave then,its a tv game show not real life and I think you have also forgotten this.

Dolphin-and-Whale · 28-07-2009, 09:19 PM

Sorry to say but he is an unstable attention seeker

setanta · 28-07-2009, 09:21 PM

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That's terrible. He was great tv but he's obviously been too effected by it.

I hate the "Big Brother monitors the welfare, language and behaviour of housemates at all times and will continue to monitor this situation." line. I think it's a p-take completely.

They obviously don't. They keep them stuck in these situations where people are uncomfortable and they say they are and then send them back out.

When Rodrigo was upset and he wanted to talk (yes he is upset more than others, but it's still no excuse to ignore his needs) they just blanked him and wouldn't open the door. As he said, they only opened the door if they needed footage for the next day.

Yes, I agree. This should never have happened. They have more of a responsibility then I think they want at this stage.... laziness on their part. He should have been monitored the whole time; even outside of the house. It was plainly obvious that he was a little on the edge from the way he was always appearing at the studio. You can't just wash your hands of people who've been exposed too so much pressure on a show that you've created.

These are ADULTS youre talking about. They need to be treated like ADULTS. The best thing in the house for Rodrigo is for BB to not open that door everytime. At this point I think the producers are tired of his s*** everytime something doesnt go his way hes in there crying about it.(Even if it is him who is wrong)

As for Sree it says he didnt really try to kill himself but who knows with him it may have been a cry for attention. After all he did make it to BBBM Fri. night after all this happened.

So are adults like military trained operative with the ability to cope in obscure and difficult surroundings with peak mental and physical fitness?

No. They have been employed by Big Brother under the insurance that their mental/psychological health will remain in tact. Big Brother can't determine when a housemate will struggle and when they will need to talk - therefore they open the door.

That's how you treat adults.

If youre at work and someone calls you a name or does something that YOU deem disrespectful do you also run crying to your boss like Rodrigo? For all you know he was running back there to whine about how disrespectful Sophie is for farting in front of him or some other trivial BS that the producers dont really want or care to hear about. Rodrigo would spend all day whining in the diary room if he was allowed to and BB has figured it out. If he cant hack it he should leave then,its a tv game show not real life and I think you have also forgotten this.

Eh, we're discussing Sree here. What's with your crusade against Rodrigo? Should be in another thread.

Mickey2009 · 28-07-2009, 09:46 PM

It was a cry for attention alrite but it wasn't over what happened in the house he really did fancy Noirin and what tipped him was actually reading about her ex and when he read on Thurs her ex was going in...well.

masonbason · 28-07-2009, 09:48 PM

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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...es-wrists.html

Hmm...

Probably seeing Siavash, who mocked and insulted him so much, with Noirin was the last draw for him.

I feel sorry for the guy, He obviously had issues and now he feels worse after going through the big brother experience..

LaLaLand · 28-07-2009, 09:48 PM

My thoughts go out to him and his family.

I think he's expected to be this huge star representing his country and has tried to salvage some sort of recognition (appearing on BBM constantly etc) and it's failed. He's cracked!

Marc · 28-07-2009, 09:50 PM

why is he still in his uni digs? terms finished

MassiveTruck · 28-07-2009, 09:52 PM

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Originally posted by Chosu

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Originally posted by setanta
That's terrible. He was great tv but he's obviously been too effected by it.

I hate the "Big Brother monitors the welfare, language and behaviour of housemates at all times and will continue to monitor this situation." line. I think it's a p-take completely.

They obviously don't. They keep them stuck in these situations where people are uncomfortable and they say they are and then send them back out.

When Rodrigo was upset and he wanted to talk (yes he is upset more than others, but it's still no excuse to ignore his needs) they just blanked him and wouldn't open the door. As he said, they only opened the door if they needed footage for the next day.

Yes, I agree. This should never have happened. They have more of a responsibility then I think they want at this stage.... laziness on their part. He should have been monitored the whole time; even outside of the house. It was plainly obvious that he was a little on the edge from the way he was always appearing at the studio. You can't just wash your hands of people who've been exposed too so much pressure on a show that you've created.

These are ADULTS youre talking about. They need to be treated like ADULTS. The best thing in the house for Rodrigo is for BB to not open that door everytime. At this point I think the producers are tired of his s*** everytime something doesnt go his way hes in there crying about it.(Even if it is him who is wrong)

As for Sree it says he didnt really try to kill himself but who knows with him it may have been a cry for attention. After all he did make it to BBBM Fri. night after all this happened.

So are adults like military trained operative with the ability to cope in obscure and difficult surroundings with peak mental and physical fitness?

No. They have been employed by Big Brother under the insurance that their mental/psychological health will remain in tact. Big Brother can't determine when a housemate will struggle and when they will need to talk - therefore they open the door.

That's how you treat adults.

If youre at work and someone calls you a name or does something that YOU deem disrespectful do you also run crying to your boss like Rodrigo? For all you know he was running back there to whine about how disrespectful Sophie is for farting in front of him or some other trivial BS that the producers dont really want or care to hear about. Rodrigo would spend all day whining in the diary room if he was allowed to and BB has figured it out. If he cant hack it he should leave then,its a tv game show not real life and I think you have also forgotten this.

BUt this isn't work dude! lol This is very tiny closed environment where you are locked up from the outside world from people that dislike you and also ridicule and insult you.

It's a far cry from work.

MassiveTruck · 28-07-2009, 09:52 PM

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why is he still in his uni digs? terms finished

I think digs, they mean his uni home. Probably in a house - might get a place in the halls as he's international and some Unis allow that.

Marc · 28-07-2009, 09:53 PM

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why is he still in his uni digs? terms finished

I think digs, they mean his uni home. Probably in a house - might get a place in the halls as he's international and some Unis allow that.

hmm maybe!

muchadoaboutnothing · 28-07-2009, 09:53 PM

I have never been a fan of Sree but if this is true (and I hope it is not) then it is obvious that he could not handle the after effect of leaving the houe. BB cannot be blamed as people who go on the programmes are warned and advised about the possible reaction aftewards. Sree should have contacted one of the BB researchers to tell them how he felt and I am sure thy would have got involved and offered him support. If it is true, then I can only say ' get well Sree' although as a HM I thought you were a part.