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Tip · 08-09-2014, 05:51 AM

Who knows what he really means most the time? Does it even matter?

Ammi · 08-09-2014, 05:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Tip

Who knows what he really means most the time? Does it even matter?

..LOL..put it like that..NO, it doesn't matter at all...he's not perfect by a long way I think we all know that and he's probably playing a game but it's been a good game and he's 'hurt' no one/been spiteful etc ...and that to me is a great game...

Tip · 08-09-2014, 05:57 AM

I agree. I don't think it's specifically a BB game. It feels like the persona he's developed to cope with media situations (perhaps since his surgery). I can't imagine that he carries on like that in real personal situations with people who genuinely mean something to him.

I think the HMs strategy would have been better just to encourage and let him run endlessly with his monologues and not try to actually connect that much at a personal level, perhaps they would not have got so aggravated and frustrated. It looks like that may be what Audley has done - well it looks like Audley doesn't spend too much time around him at all but it's hard to tell with limited view time.

Ammi · 08-09-2014, 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Tip

I agree. I don't think it's specifically a BB game. It feels like the persona he's developed to cope with media situations (perhaps since his surgery). I can't imagine that he carries on like that in real personal situations with people who genuinely mean something to him.

I think the HMs strategy would have been better just to encourage and let him run endlessly with his monologues and not try to actually connect that much at a personal level, perhaps they would not have got so aggravated and frustrated.

..yeah I agree with all of that..it's funny because of all the people that I think he's probably been his most 'normal self' with in conversations has probably been James more recently..he's seemed so much more relaxed and chilled...but yeah, I think that some for various reasons have just not liked him from the start so would have always found some 'irritations' in him because that's all they've seen..and it's like that when you take an 'instant dislike' to someone, isn't it..?..you always think you're right about them..(or some people do..)...because all you see are the negatives and everyone has those but you miss all of the positive balance as well because you're not attuned to looking for it..and then I think other housemates just jumped on a 'bandwagon' of mocking him and through that naturally became less tolerant thenselves....

Jules2 · 08-09-2014, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Tip

I agree. I don't think it's specifically a BB game. It feels like the persona he's developed to cope with media situations (perhaps since his surgery). I can't imagine that he carries on like that in real personal situations with people who genuinely mean something to him.

I think the HMs strategy would have been better just to encourage and let him run endlessly with his monologues and not try to actually connect that much at a personal level, perhaps they would not have got so aggravated and frustrated. It looks like that may be what Audley has done - well it looks like Audley doesn't spend too much time around him at all but it's hard to tell with limited view time.

I dont really think anyone does tbh. We heard talk of Audley and Gary sitting down talking about Angels. George and Gary talking about something or other. Edelle and Gary chatting about.......

rubymoo · 08-09-2014, 08:12 AM

I think it's a tic that he has (like people with tourettes), he can't help it and it's probably as a result of brain surgery, it's more prevalent when stressed.

jaxie · 08-09-2014, 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by rubymoo

I think it's a tic that he has (like people with tourettes), he can't help it and it's probably as a result of brain surgery, it's more prevalent when stressed.

Yes that is how it has always come over to me.

joeysteele · 08-09-2014, 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by rubymoo

I think it's a tic that he has (like people with tourettes), he can't help it and it's probably as a result of brain surgery, it's more prevalent when stressed.

I agree.

Gusto Brunt · 08-09-2014, 08:37 AM

'YAY! [punches air]. I love you Lord!'

I know what you mean, OP.

lily. · 08-09-2014, 08:39 AM

Because he's completely mental. That's why he's such a great HM.

Jules2 · 08-09-2014, 11:41 AM

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Gary in the call cenbtre task told us how much he loves the others and wants to do more for them but for some reason finished off telling us by shouting out aggressively then thumping his clenched fist quite hard on the table.

Why does Gary do that when he tells us how loving he is ? It's not the first time.
I've seen him finsih off saying how loving he is a few other times before shoiuting out aggressively and punching the air aggressively

It's not a sign of being loving that I know.All the genuine loving people I've known have never finished off shouting aggressively or punching anything with a clenched fist

What we have to remember is he is an American and I am wondering if he is an Evangelist. Him and his partner have a page whereby they teach love and understanding. His punching and shouting isnt aggression it is confirmation. My favourite film is Elmer Gantry, I love it. It had Burt Lancaster and Jean Simmons in, I believe they were Evangelists. He had the audience in his hands. It was all in good intent but sadly it ended up in disaster. We have to consider the different cultures even if you do not like him and just want to stir the pot.