[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by *Kate*

They should play Heaven knows I'm miserable now by the Smiths when he walks out.

*prays*

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by *Kate*

"I could die!"

In a completely deadpan voice after BB asked him about the housemates partying ....

I'm crying laughing at this.

Jim's a very good Housemate, but despite what Jim fans think he will always lose morally to any Housemate in the house when he constantly behaves like a miserable bastard that keeps ruining everyone else's fun, and am I the only one that picked up on "dancing to music is a girl thing" as quite a derogatory comment? It was funny but why aren't the Moral Police picking up on it like they do with Dappy, Luisa, Linda, and Lee whenever they do something wrong? Very interesting that is.

[Z]

Originally Posted by The Mockinator

Jim's a very good Housemate, but despite what Jim fans think he will always lose morally to any Housemate in the house when he constantly behaves like a miserable bastard that keeps ruining everyone else's fun, and am I the only one that picked up on "dancing to music is a girl thing" as quite a derogatory comment? It was funny but why aren't the Moral Police picking up on it like they do with Dappy, Luisa, Linda, and Lee whenever they do something wrong? Very interesting that is.

I think Jim's a wanker and I'd want nothing to do with him if I met him in the street but he's been one of my favourite housemates throughout the series because he's just been fantastic television. I couldn't care less if he has the morals of a honey badger, that's not why I watch Big Brother - I watch it to be entertained, not to find a new best friend. As for the 'moral police' comments - I think there have been more threads about Jim's past and his bad behaviour than there have been about any other housemate in the house; so I don't really get the point you're trying to make - different people view different situations in different ways. What's humorous to one person is offensive to another; what one person sees as a cut and dry case of right or wrong, another person sees as a neutral balance...

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Zee

I think Jim's a wanker and I'd want nothing to do with him if I met him in the street but he's been one of my favourite housemates throughout the series because he's just been fantastic television. I couldn't care less if he has the morals of a honey badger, that's not why I watch Big Brother - I watch it to be entertained, not to find a new best friend. As for the 'moral police' comments - I think there have been more threads about Jim's past and his bad behaviour than there have been about any other housemate in the house; so I don't really get the point you're trying to make - different people view different situations in different ways. What's humorous to one person is offensive to another; what one person sees as a cut and dry case of right or wrong, another person sees as a neutral balance...

great post Zee

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Zee

I think Jim's a wanker and I'd want nothing to do with him if I met him in the street but he's been one of my favourite housemates throughout the series because he's just been fantastic television. I couldn't care less if he has the morals of a honey badger, that's not why I watch Big Brother - I watch it to be entertained, not to find a new best friend. As for the 'moral police' comments - I think there have been more threads about Jim's past and his bad behaviour than there have been about any other housemate in the house; so I don't really get the point you're trying to make - different people view different situations in different ways. What's humorous to one person is offensive to another; what one person sees as a cut and dry case of right or wrong, another person sees as a neutral balance...

Fantastic post Zee

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by The Mockinator

Jim's a very good Housemate, but despite what Jim fans think he will always lose morally to any Housemate in the house when he constantly behaves like a miserable bastard that keeps ruining everyone else's fun, and am I the only one that picked up on "dancing to music is a girl thing" as quite a derogatory comment? It was funny but why aren't the Moral Police picking up on it like they do with Dappy, Luisa, Linda, and Lee whenever they do something wrong? Very interesting that is.

don't worry Mocky its been picked up on infact it was jumped on as I knew it would be,I mean really its all getting so desperate

[MarcusMel]

I wish I could find them funny like you do!

[Sophiee]

I thought the funniest was to linda 'enjoy your stir-fry, I hope it gives you the ****s'
that was the only one I've ever laughed at .

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Sophiee

I thought the funniest was to linda 'enjoy your stir-fry, I hope it gives you the ****s'
that was the only one I've ever laughed at .

[jackc1806]

Didn't think id like him or find him funny, but I do! His one liners are great!

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by *Kate*

"I could die!"

In a completely deadpan voice after BB asked him about the housemates partying ....

I'm crying laughing at this.

Funniest line of the night!

[Jack_]

^ well if you both agree with that (which I do too, and say the same stuff too) then you wouldn't want housemates like Luisa, Jasmine etc etc to leave either

I was in stitches at the 'I could die' comment

[Kate!]

And from me too, great post Zee. Perfectly summed up.

[Slevin]

Originally Posted by Sophiee

I thought the funniest was to linda 'enjoy your stir-fry, I hope it gives you the ****s'
that was the only one I've ever laughed at .

i got a good laugh out of that one as well.