[Lwize]

Pav and Zoe need to go before Chris, but Chris isn't winning the series regardless.

I love Chris' diary room sessions, but sometimes he speaks before he thinks, such as with Pav. Chris is Ashleigh's weird uncle in the house and is protective of her, but once the show's over, so are they (outside of the one in about 26 million chance Ashleigh drops her boyfriend for Chris).

[wormsinfested]

I get why people have been calling Chris a creep now.

[Jules2]

Originally Posted by wormsinfested

I get why people have been calling Chris a creep now.

He is a very talented person, his artwork, all in biro, is fantastic, true to life. We have to remember that Ashleigh approached Chris first of all. She knew that she would be safe with him being older and the fact that the others had formed their little cliques. He is looking out for her.

Now also remember Pav said he was two faced, thus belittling Chris in the publics eyes so now, Chris has said something to his face, given him some advice the same as the others have at different times.

Pav has been crawling around looking for approval since that unfortunate appearance of the three past housemates. He has made himself a scapegoat whereas Zoe, I dont like her, has just got on with making herself part and parcel. She is in the same boat but she has slipped up with her remark re Tescos. Sadly we could say that she is a bit of a snob.

We have to keep Chris in for the sake of Ashleigh, dont forget that she was the main instigator of the alliance, we then had Chris and Mark. Now Zoe and Pav if they stay, are gong to remember this and will nominate her. It was only by the grace of the public that Ashleigh wasnt nominated this week.

Anyone voting tactically will go for Ashleigh, she is the favourite and we are near the end. Chris will not nominate her.

[HBB1508]

Chris in love with Ashleigh - that's given me the best laugh of the day - all he is doing is reiterating what Danielle, Biancca and Matthew told them about Pav

[NotAWannabe]

I wondered if Chris 'wants out'. Surely after all his BB experiences and insight shown in the DR, he must realise what the audience reaction will be ?

[Achilles]

Originally Posted by NotAWannabe

I wondered if Chris 'wants out'. Surely after all his BB experiences and insight shown in the DR, he must realise what the audience reaction will be ?

On the contrary. If Chris is "acting" of his own free will, then the reason he is going on and on about Pav so much is because he thinks he is saying what the public are thinking. Just like the diary room rants. It's a perfectly legitimate game plan, but it has backfired BIG TIME. He has completely misread the public thinking this time round. Not surprising after 3 ex housemates said what they did and Pav got booed to F last Friday. He shouldn't have put so much faith in the ex housemates and crowd.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Achilles

On the contrary. If Chris is "acting" of his own free will, then the reason he is going on and on about Pav so much is because he thinks he is saying what the public are thinking. Just like the diary room rants. It's a perfectly legitimate game plan, but it has backfired BIG TIME. He has completely misread the public thinking this time round. Not surprising after 3 ex housemates said what they did and Pav got booed to F last Friday. He shouldn't have put so much faith in the ex housemates and crowd.

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[Livia]

I think Chris was concerned about Ashleigh as a friend and quite rightly confronted Pav - in a friendly way - about his creepy staring. Chris is aware Ashleigh has a boyfriend she's committed to, he even said that to Pav. The way I see it, Chris and Ashleigh are friends, nothing more.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Livia

I think Chris was concerned about Ashleigh as a friend and quite rightly confronted Pav - in a friendly way - about his creepy staring. Chris is aware Ashleigh has a boyfriend she's committed to, he even said that to Pav. The way I see it, Chris and Ashleigh are friends, nothing more.

What creepy staring is this? Chris admitted he had told everyone about it and nobody seemed to have noticed, even Ashleigh herself hadn't noticed, we as viewers haven't seen it either, so we can only take Chris's word for it. Pav acknowledged he found Ashleigh interesting, but when he realised what Chris was really saying was really taken aback.

[Blue Cadillac]

Originally Posted by Cherie

What creepy staring is this? Chris admitted he had told everyone about it and nobody seemed to have noticed, even Ashleigh herself hadn't noticed, we as viewers haven't seen it either, so we can only take Chris's word for it. Pav acknowledged he found Ashleigh interesting, but when he realised what Chris was really saying was really taken aback.

I'm glad you mentioned that, because I also thought Chris said nobody else seemed to have noticed Pav staring at Ashleigh - and that by her own self admission, Ashleigh also hadn't noticed! I've certainly not noticed any staring from Pav.

As a former Chris supporter myself, I think he behaved despicably towards Pav. He clearly has no evidence of this supposed 'staring', but has concocted the little scenario either owing to what the former housemates said, to what he personally feels towards Ashleigh, or a combination of both. I feel he needs to take stock of his own (very odd lately!) behaviour before pulling other housemates up on theirs.

[HBB1508]

Originally Posted by Livia

I think Chris was concerned about Ashleigh as a friend and quite rightly confronted Pav - in a friendly way - about his creepy staring. Chris is aware Ashleigh has a boyfriend she's committed to, he even said that to Pav. The way I see it, Chris and Ashleigh are friends, nothing more.

This - no more no less. Why should every male in that house be in love with a spotty teenager is what I'm wondering. Blimey Chris kisses Christopher on the cheek last night does that mean he's in love with him now?????

[Miranda123]

Originally Posted by HBB1508

This - no more no less. Why should every male in that house be in love with a spotty teenager is what I'm wondering. Blimey Chris kisses Christopher on the cheek last night does that mean he's in love with him now?????

You have a good point. The way she behaves would make any guy over 20 perceive her as a child, with her fluffy toys and constant spot picking

Any bloke coming on to that in the house would look like a paedo

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

I think Chris was concerned about Ashleigh as a friend and quite rightly confronted Pav - in a friendly way - about his creepy staring. Chris is aware Ashleigh has a boyfriend she's committed to, he even said that to Pav. The way I see it, Chris and Ashleigh are friends, nothing more.

Yes its that.

[MargeryFan]

Originally Posted by Livia

I think Chris was concerned about Ashleigh as a friend and quite rightly confronted Pav - in a friendly way - about his creepy staring. Chris is aware Ashleigh has a boyfriend she's committed to, he even said that to Pav. The way I see it, Chris and Ashleigh are friends, nothing more.

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'Christopher says – like the rest of the house – he hasn’t noticed any staring but Chris insists: “It’s not my place to be like the jealous boyfriend…It just winds me up, I feel protective over her”

Chris then admits “I’ve sat and looked at Ashleigh probably a dozen times because I just love her”

Chris is also seen talking to Ashleigh herself about her letter from her boyfriend and says “I just want to tell him how lucky he is.”

Chris adds to the 18-year-old: “When we get out of here, I’m giving you the biggest hug you’ve ever had”



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[alex_front2]

I think all the hetero men fancy her a bit tbh. Winston does, Ash really really does (you can tell from how he's looking at her these days), as well as Pav and Chris.

Luckily for her she can't be labelled the new Noireen as she's got a boyfriend.

[Daffodil]

It is to Ashleigh's credit that she has stayed 100% loyal to her boyfriend. She is a wonderful role model for young girls (polar opposite of that thing in the papers who gave BJs to 21 men for free drinks.)

[jet]

Originally Posted by Daffodil

It is to Ashleigh's credit that she has stayed 100% loyal to her boyfriend. She is a wonderful role model for young girls (polar opposite of that thing in the papers who gave BJs to 21 men for free drinks.)

...and some other 'things' we won't mention....

[Creggle]

Originally Posted by Daffodil

(polar opposite of that thing in the papers who gave BJs to 21 men for free drinks.)

Kimberly?

[Achilles]

Originally Posted by Achilles

He has had several good moments. But do get a creepy vibe from him at times. Example - he would choose to be invisible so he could go to a Justin Bieber concert. Is that to see Bieber or the little girls who like Bieber? One is creepy, the other is very creepy.

28 June 12:28am

Maybe he wants to take Ashleigh to see Bieber backstage?

[Miranda123]

Originally Posted by Daffodil

It is to Ashleigh's credit that she has stayed 100% loyal to her boyfriend. She is a wonderful role model for young girls (polar opposite of that thing in the papers who gave BJs to 21 men for free drinks.)

What do you mean, it's to her credit ??

Not one bloke in that house would go near her

That would be like chatting up a child ergh

It also depends what you see as a role model....

I wouldnt like my kids to see a nasty two faced bitch whose too scared to criticise people to their faces and constantly talks behind peoples backs, as a role model, thanks

And being in a serious relationship from the age of sixteen is sickening.....young teenage girls need to live their lives free and having fun, not be sleeping with a boy at 16 with mammys permission

It's sickening and she's a trollop

[alex_front2]

Originally Posted by Miranda123

What do you mean, it's to her credit ??

Not one bloke in that house would go near her

That would be like chatting up a child ergh

It also depends what you see as a role model....

I would like my kids to see a nasty two faced bitch whose too scared to criticise people to their faces and constantly talks behind peoples backs, as a role model, thanks

And being in a serious relationship from the age of sixteen is sickening.....leg irks need to live their lives free and having fun, not be sleeping with a boy at 16 with man yes permission

It's sickening and she's a trollop

Ashleigh is fantastic, attractive without making it her main mission in life, and smart.

Also I maintain, Winston, Pav and Ash all deffo fancy her. Most guys (any age) imo would rather shag and 18 year old than a 30 year old of the same level of looks, hence why men since time memorial dump their wives for younger lasses.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by alex_front2

Ashleigh is fantastic, attractive without making it her main mission in life, and smart.

Also I maintain, Winston, Pav and Ash all deffo fancy her. Most guys (any age) imo would rather shag and 18 year old than a 30 year old of the same level of looks, hence why men since time memorial dump their wives for younger lasses.

Proper men can handle older women,how insulting to say they all go for teens who carry teddies.

[Brother Leon]

Originally Posted by alex_front2

Ashleigh is fantastic, attractive without making it her main mission in life, and smart.

Also I maintain, Winston, Pav and Ash all deffo fancy her. Most guys (any age) imo would rather shag and 18 year old than a 30 year old of the same level of looks, hence why men since time memorial dump their wives for younger lasses.

I can confirm I would shag the 30 year old if they both looked the same. Most Men my age would too. Not sure where you got that idea from.

[Dollface]

Originally Posted by Miranda123

And being in a serious relationship from the age of sixteen is sickening.....young teenage girls need to live their lives free and having fun, not be sleeping with a boy at 16 with mammys permission

It's sickening and she's a trollop

Danielle.... is that you? mg:

[Daffodil]

Originally Posted by Miranda123

What do you mean, it's to her credit ??

Not one bloke in that house would go near her

That would be like chatting up a child ergh

It also depends what you see as a role model....

I wouldnt like my kids to see a nasty two faced bitch whose too scared to criticise people to their faces and constantly talks behind peoples backs, as a role model, thanks

And being in a serious relationship from the age of sixteen is sickening.....young teenage girls need to live their lives free and having fun, not be sleeping with a boy at 16 with mammys permission


It's sickening and she's a trollop

Well it's like this .... it IS to her credit (in other words, it is a creditable character trait), loyalty.