[Niamh.]

Originally posted by saraholeila
She focusses on someone every week – first it was Noirin, then Lisa. When that failed, she’s now switched to harmless David. She’s so full of herself she thinks that she has total influence over the other housemates.
And she accuses David of acting! She’s the worst actress in there ‘Oh, he’s so horrible, sniff. etc.’

And the first week, it was the new HMs by refusing to help them with there secret task!

[BBmassive]

Originally posted by VickyJ
I think Beas mission is getting a David V Freddie eviction...ensuring david goes.

Lets not forget she will still thinks freddie is popular. Now, she was attempting to ensure David nominations by telling people that david is just wanting to 'coast through without nominations', then suddenly she blows an arguement with freddie totally out of proportion tonight on LF.

I dont think she has laid her arguement with david to rest at all...its just clicked then...

What do you think?

100% Agree ,this was further decided last night lf ,when she had a go at Freddie with everyone listening ,THEN went assl icking David who she had been backstabbing ,making herself out to be standing up for all the hm8s ,and the poor victim in it all ,seh was playing the martyr ,but it didnt wokr with me ,but i think the hm8s were sucked in

[The_Long_Run]

Originally posted by rediscool

he already gained back some over charlies ridiculous display.

What ridiculous display? I missed it, what happened? [/quote]

Freddie made a fool of himself when trying to defend his beloved Bea by blaming the highly influential (it's irony folks) Sophie who somehow put a look of horror onto Freddie's face in front of Marcus over fag-gate.

Charlie called him on blaming Sophie and Freddie then laid into Charlie by recalling some disconnected conversation and putting a bizarre interpretation on it. At that stage Freddie was still desperately trying to defend Bea against Marcus's disdain over her calling him out on fag-gate. (wonder if he is so well-disposed to her this morning)

Sophie who had been blamed by Freddie came in at the end of Freddie's rant against Charlie and asked what was the matter. Freddie conveniently forgot that Charlie had been defending her and said "oh it's just Charlie going off on one".

I suspect Freddie LOST support rather than gained it as only die-hard supporters could see it as a helpful event for him. Charitably I will accept that they are so hoodwinked by Freddie that they honestly believe it was helpful to him, but this is clearly delusion.

[luminoussun]

I thought she was trying to get freddie v marcus up

[BBmassive]

Shes certainly plotting

[Smugington]

Originally posted by The_Long_Run

What ridiculous display? I missed it, what happened?

Freddie made a fool of himself when trying to defend his beloved Bea by blaming the highly influential (it's irony folks) Sophie who somehow put a look of horror onto Freddie's face in front of Marcus over fag-gate.

Charlie called him on blaming Sophie and Freddie then laid into Charlie by recalling some disconnected conversation and putting a bizarre interpretation on it. At that stage Freddie was still desperately trying to defend Bea against Marcus's disdain over her calling him out on fag-gate. (wonder if he is so well-disposed to her this morning)

Sophie who had been blamed by Freddie came in at the end of Freddie's rant against Charlie and asked what was the matter. Freddie conveniently forgot that Charlie had been defending her and said "oh it's just Charlie going off on one".

I suspect Freddie LOST support rather than gained it as only die-hard supporters could see it as a helpful event for him. Charitably I will accept that they are so hoodwinked by Freddie that they honestly believe it was helpful to him, but this is clearly delusion. [/quote]

Freddie was stating the fact that Sophie started the whole argument, which she evidently did.

[BJ]

I think Bea was trying to ensure team vile do not vote for her this week. She'll be back with Freddie before long and I just hope he doesn't keep apologizing to her.

I've finally seen through her game. I hope he has too.

[The_Long_Run]

Originally posted by Smugington

Freddie made a fool of himself when trying to defend his beloved Bea by blaming the highly influential (it's irony folks) Sophie who somehow put a look of horror onto Freddie's face in front of Marcus over fag-gate.

Charlie called him on blaming Sophie and Freddie then laid into Charlie by recalling some disconnected conversation and putting a bizarre interpretation on it. At that stage Freddie was still desperately trying to defend Bea against Marcus's disdain over her calling him out on fag-gate. (wonder if he is so well-disposed to her this morning)

Sophie who had been blamed by Freddie came in at the end of Freddie's rant against Charlie and asked what was the matter. Freddie conveniently forgot that Charlie had been defending her and said "oh it's just Charlie going off on one".

I suspect Freddie LOST support rather than gained it as only die-hard supporters could see it as a helpful event for him. Charitably I will accept that they are so hoodwinked by Freddie that they honestly believe it was helpful to him, but this is clearly delusion.

Freddie was stating the fact that Sophie started the whole argument, which she evidently did. [/quote]
Nice try, Fail! Marcus set it all up. He placed the purloined cigarettes where Sophie was BOUND to see them when he sent her to get a can of lager out of his drawer. He then sat back and watched the fireworks, throwing petrol on it when it suited him.

[halfacrown]

Originally posted by The_Long_Run

What ridiculous display? I missed it, what happened?

Freddie made a fool of himself when trying to defend his beloved Bea by blaming the highly influential (it's irony folks) Sophie who somehow put a look of horror onto Freddie's face in front of Marcus over fag-gate.

Charlie called him on blaming Sophie and Freddie then laid into Charlie by recalling some disconnected conversation and putting a bizarre interpretation on it. At that stage Freddie was still desperately trying to defend Bea against Marcus's disdain over her calling him out on fag-gate. (wonder if he is so well-disposed to her this morning)

Sophie who had been blamed by Freddie came in at the end of Freddie's rant against Charlie and asked what was the matter. Freddie conveniently forgot that Charlie had been defending her and said "oh it's just Charlie going off on one".

I suspect Freddie LOST support rather than gained it as only die-hard supporters could see it as a helpful event for him. Charitably I will accept that they are so hoodwinked by Freddie that they honestly believe it was helpful to him, but this is clearly delusion. [/quote]

Sophie apologised herself for being a bitch (her word). She then tried to put herself up for nomination. Charlie then started a rant against Freddie, the purpose of which was to make Freddie look bad rather than defend Sophie.

You are swimming against the tide here.

[SDAS]

For the first time this year last night I watched LF and saw the aftermath of an arguement between Freddie and Bea, brilliant I thought and settled for the night but it was when Bea and Freddie where in bed and all I could here was Bea having a go at Freddie, her telling him he was negative , talking negative, acting negative every other word was "negative" , I had to turn it off. I hate Bea