[Greg!]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

What like jumping up in Hughies face ?

He doesn't usually shout when he argues unlike Hughie and you can't deny his shouting voice does have a threatening, aggressive tone to it

[starry]

Originally Posted by Greg!

When's nikki ever been aggressive babes? She's had tantrums sure but she's never spoke aggressively or threateningly to anyone

Some would question that. But she also always thinks she's with the cool kids, that's why she supports Lateysha's gang. I don't think she's ever woken up to the cold reality of these snide cool kids people she always associates with.

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by starry

Some would question that. But she also always thinks she's with the cool kids, that's why she supports Lateysha's gang. I don't think she's ever woken up to the cold reality of these snide cool kids people she always associates with.

Not sure what you're on about because her fav is Jayne who I wouldn't exactly describe as a "cool kid" but ok.

[kirklancaster]

The Beard With 4 Faces - The Screaming Queen Trapped In Odd Bod From Carrying On Screaming's Body - and his ignorant interruptions of Jason with his little-girly-whirly giggling deserved a slap.

[mysargasso]

Im indifferent towards Sam. And yes, he shouldn't have piped up during Jason and Hughie's exchange.

But let's put it into perspective. It's already late in the evening, following what has probably felt been a long and exhausting day after a task and then followed by the eviction. BB decides to have an awards show right after that only adds to the stress level of the housemates, with the intention of stirring the bad blood among some of them. They can't leave the couch area until BB says they can, and the ceremony can't move on to a different category until the HM's have all given their answers and, apparently, until they stop talking altogether. The HM's are tired and just want to get through it so they can finally go to sleep and put an end to the day. But then you have Jason/ Andy arguing with Hughie, putting the awards ceremony on hold until one of them ends it and they can finally move on. The rest of the HM's can't do anything but wait until one of them stops, and so Sam tries to play peacemaker in an attempt to get things going for the sake of everyone else.

Again, Sam shouldn't have done it. But give. The circumstances somebody had to say something to keep it moving along, otherwise they would have stayed on that couch till God knows when.

[fitz2k2]

sam needs a haircut.idk what the hell you call that hair style

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Greg!

so reacting normally to Jason's bizzare aggressive behaviour makes him a c únt? okay then

Sam has pulled Jason up on more than one occassion for not speaking up...Jason was speaking up and he tried to shut him down. Good for Jason for shutting him down and pulling him up for it.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by mysargasso

Im indifferent towards Sam. And yes, he shouldn't have piped up during Jason and Hughie's exchange.

But let's put it into perspective. It's already late in the evening, following what has probably felt been a long and exhausting day after a task and then followed by the eviction. BB decides to have an awards show right after that only adds to the stress level of the housemates, with the intention of stirring the bad blood among some of them. They can't leave the couch area until BB says they can, and the ceremony can't move on to a different category until the HM's have all given their answers and, apparently, until they stop talking altogether. The HM's are tired and just want to get through it so they can finally go to sleep and put an end to the day. But then you have Jason/ Andy arguing with Hughie, putting the awards ceremony on hold until one of them ends it and they can finally move on. The rest of the HM's can't do anything but wait until one of them stops, and so Sam tries to play peacemaker in an attempt to get things going for the sake of everyone else.

Again, Sam shouldn't have done it. But give. The circumstances somebody had to say something to keep it moving along, otherwise they would have stayed on that couch till God knows when.

The debate was what BB wanted. I'm sure if Sam had watched someone call him all those awful things he would have had a lot to say too..

[mr rochester]

Originally Posted by fitz2k2

sam needs a haircut.idk what the hell you call that hair style

I would call it Tarquin Over-Wavy...

[Garfie]

Originally Posted by mysargasso

Im indifferent towards Sam. And yes, he shouldn't have piped up during Jason and Hughie's exchange.

But let's put it into perspective. It's already late in the evening, following what has probably felt been a long and exhausting day after a task and then followed by the eviction. BB decides to have an awards show right after that only adds to the stress level of the housemates, with the intention of stirring the bad blood among some of them. They can't leave the couch area until BB says they can, and the ceremony can't move on to a different category until the HM's have all given their answers and, apparently, until they stop talking altogether. The HM's are tired and just want to get through it so they can finally go to sleep and put an end to the day. But then you have Jason/ Andy arguing with Hughie, putting the awards ceremony on hold until one of them ends it and they can finally move on. The rest of the HM's can't do anything but wait until one of them stops, and so Sam tries to play peacemaker in an attempt to get things going for the sake of everyone else.

Again, Sam shouldn't have done it. But give. The circumstances somebody had to say something to keep it moving along, otherwise they would have stayed on that couch till God knows when.

This is a more reasoned interpretation of events. The looks on the faces of all those housemates not involved in the argument showed they were feeling very uncomfortable about the tone of the dispute and the atmosphere it was creating. Yet it was only Sam who had the guts to try to address it.

I don't see how Sam did anything wrong- he was trying to calm things down and ease the tension everyone was feeling. Had Alex said the same as Sam did, I doubt anyone would be making such a big issue. In fact, it is hardly unusual for someone to say something like that when disputes become heated.

I think Sam is always dismissed and judged too harshly. No, he is not perfect, but he is still very young. Yet, he has shown maturity in his ability to discuss issues in an intelligent, calm and productive way, in order to achieve a resolution- for example, his discussion with Andy about the nomination.

Jason did not have to respond in such an aggressive and dismissive way, and could, in fact, have handled that better. I'm not surprised that Sam was taken aback by Jason's response.

I recognise that very few others will agree with my views, and that I'm likely to receive an onslaught of negative responses for sharing them. However, I think that Sam gets a rough deal, and that someone needs to stand up for him.

[MrWong]

Great posts Garfie and mysargasso

Jason stans are making a mountain out of a molehill over such a minor issue.

[joeysteele]

I cannot stand Sam at all.
Really awful as to any element of being a housemate.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I cannot stand Sam at all.
Really awful as to any element of being a housemate.

Like someone said above ^^ i often have to sit and think who he is