[armand.kay]

To answer the question I loved both girls and both were brilliant housemates, from Gina accusing people of racism to hazel stealing that girls man and reducing her to tears, both contributed a lot to the season.
It gave be so much joy when their feud began(that mirror scene will forever be iconic ).
But overall I would say I prefer Gina as she had the comical factor to her cattiness, she honestly was so funny I don't know why people took everything so serious.

[Daniel-X]

Queen Hazel I prefer much more my second favourite housemate of BB14 after queen Sallie Axl I can't love Gina that much because she was responsible for queen Sallie getting the axe much before her time was due

[Macie Lightfoot]

How on earth did Hazel win the argument in the bedroom when her tactics were telling Gina **** like "I know you are but what am I" and "ew you smell"

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

How on earth did Hazel win the argument in the bedroom when her tactics were telling Gina **** like "I know you are but what am I" and "ew you smell"

Yeah, because Hazel being referred to as a 'homewrecker' 20 times was sooo much more in-depth

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by Jake.

Yeah, because Hazel being referred to as a 'homewrecker' 20 times was sooo much more in-depth

I don't think anyone ever claimed that Gina was in-depth in that argument. She didn't come across well at all and was extremely petty but that was nothing new? She's a cartoon character and literally looks like one of Jim Henson's Muppets, she was never meant to be taken seriously. Meanwhile, the resilient and unflappable ice queen Hazel, who didn't even let a potential rape scenario break her, let Gina get under her skin. It doesn't make any sense that Gina Rio of all people reduced Hazel to "yep mhmm yeah sure mhmm yes I'm so affected on my high horse mhmmmm."

At the end of the day, Gina was dressed like a queen bee all week and ordered Hazel around, administered physical pain to her at her own discretion, and watched her get evicted and walk out the door. It's clear who really won and it doesn't have anything to do with the argument in the bedroom.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

How on earth did Hazel win the argument in the bedroom when her tactics were telling Gina **** like "I know you are but what am I" and "ew you smell"

Gina's tactics were to attack people and make fun of their clothing price. Hazel told her some home truthes.

[armand.kay]

Gina dragged hazel tbh

[Liam-]

I'm glad to see Queen Hazel winning this

[Daniel.]

Gina was for more entertaining.

[Marsh.]

Yet, the argument in the bedroom is what was being discussed so your post is largely deviating from the discussion.

[Macie Lightfoot]

The thread's about their whole rivalry, not "who got who better in the bedroom in August 2013"

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

The thread's about their whole rivalry, not "who got who better in the bedroom in August 2013"

Who said anything about that

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

The thread's about their whole rivalry, not "who got who better in the bedroom in August 2013"

Which is what my post was referring to

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by Jake.

Which is what my post was referring to

and I responded to that. I also happened to make a general statement about Gina and Hazel's entire rivalry.

[Raph]

This is such a tough poll as these two are two of my favorite female housemates of all time. Gina I loved as she made me laugh all the time and had this really endearing quirky quality to her. Like someone else already pointed out only Gina could get away with that Primark comment, and it was such a perfect moment too. That being said, Hazel to me was a riveting character. The fact that she successfully lured on a guy in a relationship and clearly had no qualms in doing so made her a fascinating housemate. Hazel to me is the more fascinating one, Gina the more lovable one. It makes them super hard to compare for me, i'll have to give it more of a think.

[Black Dagger]

Hazel was atrocious, not here for her winning.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

The thread's about their whole rivalry, not "who got who better in the bedroom in August 2013"

Ok, wind it down a little bit.

You responded to posts which were referring to that argument, therefore that's what their comments were talking about my love.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Ok, wind it down a little bit.

You responded to posts which were referring to that argument, therefore that's what their comments were talking about my love.

Have i ever told you that i love you?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LiamPRW

Have i ever told you that i love you?

[Raph]

Jake, Marsh and Luke

[Daniel.]

Stop the bullying of Macie

[Jake.]

With regards to who I personally prefer, Hazel >>

Gina peaked by the second week, and slowly became some bitter, nasty and bitchy caricature of herself who was no longer funny to watch and provided nothing but negativity. The way she treated Hazel was beyond the point of being catty and even sexist (another case of the woman being labelled the 'homewrecker' whilst the male gets off with half as much). She didn't have a reason to have a problem with Hazel, but one day she woke up and decided 'actually I don't like her anymore so I might as well make her life hell'. Nothing endearing about the woman at all for me.

[Raph]

Originally Posted by Jake.

With regards to who I personally prefer, Hazel >>

Gina peaked by the second week, and slowly became some bitter, nasty and bitchy caricature of herself who was no longer funny to watch and provided nothing but negativity. The way she treated Hazel was beyond catty and even sexist (another case of the woman being labelled the 'homewrecker' whilst the male gets off with half as much). Nothing endearing about the woman at all for me.

Whilst I see what you're saying Jake, I think in Hazel's case whilst sexism as a whole definitely plays a role in her being the one who seemed to get all the blame for it, the 'homewrecker' accusation was fair. With Hazel, whilst it was fascinating for me to watch, you could tell she would strongly flirt with Daley, despite very well knowing he had a a girlfriend. To me, that is deliberately trying to 'homewreck', if you will. That being said, the bigger issue was that Daley wasn't given any of the blame for it, when ultimately, he was the one who was committed to someone, not Hazel. So I guess what i'm getting at is that whilst the constant targeting of Hazel and only Hazel very much showed deeper roots of sexism, the 'homewrecker' label itself was somewhat justified.

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Raph

Whilst I see what you're saying Jake, I think in Hazel's case whilst sexism as a whole definitely plays a role in her being the one who seemed to get all the blame for it, the 'homewrecker' accusation was fair. With Hazel, whilst it was fascinating for me to watch, you could tell she would strongly flirt with Daley, despite very well knowing he had a a girlfriend. To me, that is deliberately trying to 'homewreck', if you will. That being said, the bigger issue was that Daley wasn't given any of the blame for it, when ultimately, he was the one who was committed to someone, not Hazel. So I guess what i'm getting at is that whilst the constant targeting of Hazel and only Hazel very much showed deeper roots of sexism, the 'homewrecker' label itself was somewhat justified.

This.

It really annoyed me Daley got hardly any blame, when it takes two to tango

[Daniel.]

Originally Posted by Raph

Whilst I see what you're saying Jake, I think in Hazel's case whilst sexism as a whole definitely plays a role in her being the one who seemed to get all the blame for it, the 'homewrecker' accusation was fair. With Hazel, whilst it was fascinating for me to watch, you could tell she would strongly flirt with Daley, despite very well knowing he had a a girlfriend. To me, that is deliberately trying to 'homewreck', if you will. That being said, the bigger issue was that Daley wasn't given any of the blame for it, when ultimately, he was the one who was committed to someone, not Hazel. So I guess what i'm getting at is that whilst the constant targeting of Hazel and only Hazel very much showed deeper roots of sexism, the 'homewrecker' label itself was somewhat justified.

I completely disagreee - Hazel was told by Daley he was going to spilt up with her and he was coming on strong - Daley lied and led Hazel to feel free to flirt. Hazel was not even nasty, a lovely girl who did nothing wrong