[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Fosse

You think Sam is sharp???

Has to be one of the thickest in there along with Sophie and the twins.

So why are you so bothered about him winning then?

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

So why are you so bothered about him winning then?

cough ahem biggest threat.

[Fosse]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

So why are you so bothered about him winning then?

I'm not, particularly, and don't think he will, but that has nothing to do with his dullness.

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Sam wins hands down in any Dexter argument.

Dexter will do the whole "at the end of the day, im man enough to admit, I put my hands up to that, I respect your opinion" crap But sam just says it as it is.

Dexter is a little weasel...Reminds me of Ian Beale.

[Fosse]

Dexter is smarter than the rest and plays the game better.

Sam reminds me of Tom Jones without the talent or charm or wit or anything, really.

[Kizzy]

Yes but why Ł88'800 and not Ł888?
Not too high not too low...

[Jemal]

lmao apparently saying night is at the end of the day doesn't make any sense? LOL im done man.
I seriously cannot

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

Sam wins hands down in any Dexter argument.

Dexter will do the whole "at the end of the day, im man enough to admit, I put my hands up to that, I respect your opinion" crap But sam just says it as it is.

Dexter is a little weasel...Reminds me of Ian Beale.

[Indy]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

Sam wins hands down in any Dexter argument.

Dexter will do the whole "at the end of the day, im man enough to admit, I put my hands up to that, I respect your opinion" crap But sam just says it as it is.

Dexter is a little weasel...Reminds me of Ian Beale.

Then why was he muttering it under his breath instead of walking straight up to Dexter in the first place?

[lippyzippy]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

Sam wins hands down in any Dexter argument.

Dexter will do the whole "at the end of the day, im man enough to admit, I put my hands up to that, I respect your opinion" crap But sam just says it as it is.

Dexter is a little weasel...Reminds me of Ian Beale.

spot on...anyone with any class would simply have chosen the highest number on the board

[Jemal]

Originally Posted by Indy

Then why was he muttering it under his breath instead of walking straight up to Dexter in the first place?

He didnt.. He just shouted to dexter "your full of sh*t" and walked out,
Im pretty sure that isnt mumbling?

[lippyzippy]

Originally Posted by Fosse

Dexter is smarter than the rest and plays the game better.

Sam reminds me of Tom Jones without the talent or charm or wit or anything, really.

and you think saying hes like sir tom is an insult? lol
yeahhhhhhhhhhhh you can leave your hat on

[lippyzippy]

Originally Posted by Hadouken

He didnt.. He just shouted to dexter "your full of sh*t" and walked out,
Im pretty sure that isnt mumbling?

yeah and dexter asked him to tell him to his face again and he did...then dexter was the one mumbling endless meaningless clichés, at the end of the day, I respect your opinion, to the last one which was, your opinion doesn't matter etc

[Jemal]

Originally Posted by lippyzippy

yeah and dexter asked him to tell him to his face again and he did...then dexter was the one mumbling endless meaningless clichés, at the end of the day, I respect your opinion, to the last one which was, your opinion doesn't matter etc

Exactly. Some of these forum members only see what they want to see.

[Marmalite]

Originally Posted by Indy

That's like asking how someone can be short and a taxidermist. They aren't mutually exclusive conditions.

Huh?

Surely if someone is a phony it mean they're a fraud.

Sam could only be phony if he's actually said something that isn't true...

......something along the lines of "I lived in the Savoy for 3 months while my house in Kings was getting refurbished" "I was a sugar daddy" "I once spent Ł120k on champagne" etc.

But yet in the same sentence it was said that he's dull - so therefore he's not made up any phony stories to create the impression that he's more than he is. As if that was the case how can he be dull?

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Originally Posted by Indy

Then why was he muttering it under his breath instead of walking straight up to Dexter in the first place?

What are you on about?

He didn't mumble it he shouted it lol he also then went back and said it to Dexters face when Dexter asked him to and then Dexter was the one squirming.

Did he not also call Dexter Rude and sly to his face?

Did he not also accuse him of playing the game to his face?

Did he not stick up for Callum and told Dexter he was in the wrong for saying things to push Callums buttons?

Sam has more backbone then Dexter, Dexter just weasels out of situations.

Sallie got him spot on in week 1 SsSsSsSsSsSNake

[Indy]

Originally Posted by Hadouken

He didnt.. He just shouted to dexter "your full of sh*t" and walked out,
Im pretty sure that isnt mumbling?

And it's the first time in 9 weeks he's said boo about anyone who is within 5 feet of him. He reserved the bulk of his "opinions" to those two side chairs when nobody else is around. Charlie is the scum of the earth, when he's talking to Callum. When Charlie is in the room, she's literally lying on top of him with his arm around her. Dexter is *insert any of several dozen negative words here* behind his back, when Dexter is in the room, he's just a "game player".

Where is Sam's bravado telling Charlie how evil she is, or telling Dexter how manipulative he is? For that matter, where was he to tell Hazel what a homewrecker she was, since he had no trouble saying to everyone in the house but her - she only knew because Dan repeated it?

Sam, who "doesn't care about the money" is having a hissy about Dexter being in 4th, yet no matter what SOMEONE would have been in 4th. Rather than talk that out, he yells profanity and walks out the door talking to himself (yes, mumbling), only to come back and still try to act like it was some intentional act aimed at taking away that money he "doesn't care about".

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

What are you on about?

He didn't mumble it he shouted it lol he also then went back and said it to Dexters face when Dexter asked him to and then Dexter was the one squirming.

Did he not also call Dexter Rude and sly to his face?

Did he not also accuse him of playing the game to his face?

Did he not stick up for Callum and told Dexter he was in the wrong for saying things to push Callums buttons?

Sam has more backbone then Dexter, Dexter just weasels out of situations.

Sallie got him spot on in week 1 SsSsSsSsSsSNake

Well said.

I love the way he confronts people head on without being over aggressive as well.

[Indy]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Well said.

I love the way he confronts people head on without being over aggressive as well.

When did he confront Charlie and Hazel? I must have missed these epic moments.

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by Marmalite

Made perfect sense to me!

You're a Dexter fan and you say Sam spouts durge from his gob???

Well i'm a Gina fan and Sam does spout durge from his gob.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Indy

When did he confront Charlie and Hazel? I must have missed these epic moments.

He didn't have to confront them as far as I know

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Well said.

I love the way he confronts people head on without being over aggressive as well.

It's called passive aggressive.

[Indy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

He didn't have to confront them as far as I know

He's skewered both behind their backs, repeatedly. If his admirable quality is telling people how it is, to their face, why did he never confront them directly about all the things he was saying behind their backs?

[Winkie Expand]

Dexter the Dumbass will weep as noble Samoses triumphantly makes his way through to Big Brother victory.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

It's called passive aggressive.

Sam is far from passive aggressive,he was very honest and direct dexter was talking rollocks and sam told him so.
At the end of the day it's night... and it is

This nonsensical phrase is used often by people trying to explain away their bad behaviour and poor choices and is second only to 'so I turned around and said' as most used phrases on Jeremy Kyle.