[Jake.]

idk, what's this phrase all about? it makes women sound like something on a yellow ticket isle in Tesco's

[Vanessa]

I'm guessing it means you're with someone? As in got together?

[LaLaLand]

Around here "I call dibs" means "I want a go" meaning they all want a go on Marnie. Vile.

[EspeonBB]

It's 2016. Why are these fools talking about women as if they are objects

[sampvt]

Dibs means it's mine.

[Marsh.]

It's playground speak for calling ownership of something. Like calling dibs on the backseat of the bus or the last biscuit in the packet.

The fact these so-called grownups talk like that is actually pathetic.

[Vanessa]

I think he means Marnie is his girl. No way he would share. He got mad at Bear for that kiss and it was just for the task

[Amy Jade]

I'd be so unimpressed to hear a guy say that about me, Marnie seemed fine with it

[reece(:]

The lot of them are vile

[Lstan]

Originally Posted by reece(:

The lot of them are vile

[smudgie]

He has called dibs on getting the paid for romance storyline when they get out.
I wouldn't wipe my arse on any paper with anything mentioning any of the squad.




Edit, please excuse my language.

[hot2go]

Sweet Nuthings....she's obv set out to be this years piece of meat

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by EspeonBB

It's 2016. Why are these fools talking about women as if they are objects

Well I don't want to defend them but this is how most of the type of women who go on BB let them talk about them and behave. If you act like an object and drop your drawers at the first smile, sadly that's how you're going to get treated.

You get a girl in there with a little class and style, someone who has some self respect and the boys would trample Marnie in the rush.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Yes it sounds like women are just some objects out there for their use and they decide who goes first. Marbir should have been offended by that but she's a bit daft.

[Beso]

Heavy d calling him out, showing the Essex twat what proper Londons all about.

They don't do fools, and by heck Lewis is the biggest fool I've seen for a while.

[Gusto Brunt]

I thought dibs meant 'she's mine now, nobody touch her. But when I've finished you can have the scraps...'

Not a nice term at all.

[Daniel-X]

Basically objectifying women, almost making Marnie seem subservient.

[Clootie Dumpling]

It's like watching an episode of Jeremy Kyle - I feel sorry for the others in there, having to live with this bunch of scuffers!

[armand.kay]

Poor marine subjected to such misogyny

[rebecca9]

Sorry LOL at Heavy D. God he is so cringe it's actually painful to watch.

[sampvt]

King heavy rinsing them. Lol

[Jason.]

I thought it was disgusting. So disrespectful and immoral.

She's a woman not the last biscuit in a packet of digestives.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jason.

the last biscuit in a packet of digestives.

Latysha fuming?

[fitz2k2]

Originally Posted by Jake.

idk, what's this phrase all about? it makes women sound like something on a yellow ticket isle in Tesco's

means you cant touch it or be in your hands

[mr rochester]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

It's playground speak for calling ownership of something. Like calling dibs on the backseat of the bus or the last biscuit in the packet.

The fact these so-called grownups talk like that is actually pathetic.

This is the correct meaning - definitely.