[Shaun]

She didn't say anything about "deserving it" (assuming you mean the crown), she was trying to defend her status as a housemate and has every right to be there because, um, she does. She was cast, just like the others were.

She shouldn't have to defend herself against a bunch of housemates with a teeny bit of power, theorising what the viewers want.

[andybigbro]

Originally Posted by Shaun

She didn't say anything about "deserving it" (assuming you mean the crown), she was trying to defend her status as a housemate and has every right to be there because, um, she does. She was cast, just like the others were.

She shouldn't have to defend herself against a bunch of housemates with a teeny bit of power, theorising what the viewers want.

[joeysteele]

She made a pretty big mess of her speech to be honest.

[Lstan]

She said the wrong things and I think she was caught off guard.

In her interview she said that this was the one big thing she wanted to do before she goes back to her regular life. She doesnt have any delusions about getting fame off this which, lets be honest alot of people go into BB for. She also said shes a huge fan of the show which is why she entered, she doesnt want any more from it.

I dunno if it was the boring which didnt help but I really think being told she "doesnt deserve it" was what actually upset her. I mean who really deserves to go on BB according to those housemates? The producers put her in so they obviously saw something, and if people dont like her they can vote her out. I think the point she was trying to make was that she is a fan of the show and just wanted the experience, but it wasnt clear from what she said. Shes not a fav of mine but I can understand where shes coming from.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Lstan

She said the wrong things and I think she was caught off guard.

In her interview she said that this was the one big thing she wanted to do before she goes back to her regular life. She doesnt have any delusions about getting fame off this which, lets be honest alot of people go into BB for. She also said shes a huge fan of the show which is why she entered, she doesnt want any more from it.

I dunno if it was the boring which didnt help but I really think being told she "doesnt deserve it" was what actually upset her. I mean who really deserves to go on BB according to those housemates? The producers put her in so they obviously saw something, and if people dont like her they can vote her out. I think the point she was trying to make was that she is a fan of the show and just wanted the experience, but it wasnt clear from what she said. Shes not a fav of mine but I can understand where shes coming from.

...excellent post Lstan.....

[Rorkimaru]

Originally Posted by Lstan

I dunno if it was the boring which didnt help but I really think being told she "doesnt deserve it" was what actually upset her. I mean who really deserves to go on BB according to those housemates? The producers put her in so they obviously saw something, and if people dont like her they can vote her out. I think the point she was trying to make was that she is a fan of the show and just wanted the experience, but it wasnt clear from what she said. Shes not a fav of mine but I can understand where shes coming from.

Housemates shouldn't be chosen on the basis of how much they'll capitalize on their 15 minutes when they get out. I'm not Chloe's #1 fan but I'm probably just indifferent to her. I certainly wouldn't call her undeserving. An interesting part of the show is that it's all sorts from all walks. I don't think you could put someone in that is undeserving. It's not a thing you can buy, it's not a holy mission and it's not a career. It's a reality show so anyone the producers pick is deserving.

[chuff me dizzy]

Jack works at McDonalds, isn't that normal? and Im sorry having a drug dealer for a Dad who's serving 8 yrs, isn't NORMAL

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Jack works at McDonalds, isn't that normal? and Im sorry having a drug dealer for a Dad who's serving 8 yrs, isn't NORMAL

What has her dad's life got to do with Chloe and her status within Big Brother?

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

What has her dad's life got to do with Chloe and her status within Big Brother?

And I'm not even a Chloe fan

[Pete.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

What has her dad's life got to do with Chloe and her status within Big Brother?

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

What has her dad's life got to do with Chloe and her status within Big Brother?

This, sick of this being brought up when it's absolutely irrelevant.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

What has her dad's life got to do with Chloe and her status within Big Brother?

Because it sets the scene for her character. She is a mid 20's WOMAN not some silly little innocent girl. She has life experience so isn't likely to cry the moment someone says something bad about her.

Simply put, it highlights the play acting she is doing in th BB house

[mrflibble]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Because it sets the scene for her character. She is a mid 20's WOMAN not some silly little innocent girl. She has life experience so isn't likely to cry the moment someone says something bad about her.

Simply put, it highlights the play acting she is doing in th BB house

I disagree. Her dad being a drug dealer has nothing to do with Chloe. If someone called out my mum or dad's private life and said it showed what kind of person I was, then they would clearly not know what kind of person I was. I can't go into detail for obvious reasons, but things have happened in my family which if people knew about may cause them to make similar judgments on me, but I am not involved/don't care or know and while some events may have had some effect on me, have had no bearing on my innocence/silliness/emotional-ness(?) etc. And in Chloe's case, how does her dad being a drug dealer mean that Chloe isn't likely to cry when someone says something mean? How are those two even related?

[bots]

Originally Posted by mrflibble

I disagree. Her dad being a drug dealer has nothing to do with Chloe. If someone called out my mum or dad's private life and said it showed what kind of person I was, then they would clearly not know what kind of person I was. I can't go into detail for obvious reasons, but things have happened in my family which if people knew about may cause them to make similar judgments on me, but I am not involved/don't care or know and while some events may have had some effect on me, have had no bearing on my innocence/silliness/emotional-ness(?) etc. And in Chloe's case, how does her dad being a drug dealer mean that Chloe isn't likely to cry when someone says something mean? How are those two even related?

I'm not saying Chloe is a criminal, I'm simply pointing out that she is not a little girl, she is in her mid 20's and she will have dealt with some very hard times in her life, that make crying the way she has been on the show, clear play acting.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Because it sets the scene for her character. She is a mid 20's WOMAN not some silly little innocent girl. She has life experience so isn't likely to cry the moment someone says something bad about her.

Simply put, it highlights the play acting she is doing in th BB house

So, again, her tears are fake because her dad is in prison?

Ok.

I'd probably have her reaction if I'd been told by the likes of Helen Wood and the rest of the clan that I didn't "deserve" my place in the BB house because I didn't have plastic tits and sell stories to newspapers.

You and other posters are struggling to somehow validate bringing her father into the discussion when it's entirely irrelevant. It doesn't "set the scene" for her character whatsoever and what a silly remark. My own father was involved with drugs for many years, does that in anyway have anything to do with my life, who I am and anything I've done. NOT A ****ING JOT.

Yes, her father's in prison, like thousands of other people. Now let's get over it and stop bringing it into threads about a girl in the Big Brother house. It's pathetic and out of order.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

So, again, her tears are fake because her dad is in prison?

Ok.

I'd probably have her reaction if I'd been told by the likes of Helen Wood and the rest of the clan that I didn't "deserve" my place in the BB house because I didn't have plastic tits and sell stories to newspapers.

You and other posters are struggling to somehow validate bringing her father into the discussion when it's entirely irrelevant. It doesn't "set the scene" for her character whatsoever and what a silly remark. My own father was involved with drugs for many years, does that in anyway have anything to do with my life, who I am and anything I've done. NOT A ****ING JOT.

Yes, her father's in prison, like thousands of other people. Now let's get over it and stop bringing it into threads about a girl in the Big Brother house. It's pathetic and out of order.

Coming from the poster who delights in bringing up similar issues, thats a bit rich

[Moosething]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Because it sets the scene for her character. She is a mid 20's WOMAN not some silly little innocent girl. She has life experience so isn't likely to cry the moment someone says something bad about her.

Simply put, it highlights the play acting she is doing in th BB house

stop grasping at straws

[fitz2k2]

a normal housemate has won before

[Videostar]

Originally Posted by fitz2k2

a normal housemate has won before

All the more reason NEVER to let that happen again...unless they are entertaining and not radar dodgers.

[Jason.]

Originally Posted by Videostar

All the more reason NEVER to let that happen again...unless they are entertaining and not radar dodgers.

I forgot fame-hungry housemates like Cristian, Danny, Simon, Joel have been entertaining.

Oh yeah, because Winston was so entertaining last year, too.

The fame-hungry ones are the worst, TBH.

[Videostar]

Originally Posted by BB6

I forgot fame-hungry housemates like Cristian, Danny, Simon, Joel have been entertaining.

Oh yeah, because Winston was so entertaining last year, too.

The fame-hungry ones are the worst, TBH.

Joel has been far better a HM than Chloe has been.

[smudgie]

Woe is me, I am but a normal girl.
Yeah, well I saw the little talk she had with Adjoa on how not to get evicted.
She is playing the game, same as the rest, hence her little speech just after getting nominated.
Not a fan, but good luck to her, a better game plan than being a vile asshole.

[Videostar]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Woe is me, I am but a normal girl.
Yeah, well I saw the little talk she had with Adjoa on how not to get evicted.
She is playing the game, same as the rest, hence her little speech just after getting nominated.
Not a fan, but good luck to her, a better game plan than being a vile asshole.

Oh I don't know, I think Chloe has shown vile Asshole-ishness herself at times.

She has all the negative bases covered.

[sosadbbend]

Originally Posted by Videostar

Really...normal is all you need now is it?

Why not? I am all for big brother going back to basics and BB16 was near to that at the beginning and then they spoilt it!!!

[just thinkin]

thats what BB is supposed to be about....normal people....not egotistical wannabe's who think the world revolves around them and would sell their granny for an agent.