[Vanessa]

He's absolutely horrendous

[BENDERBOY]

Scummy lowlife.

[Epic.]

He reacted to the revelation that Lewis fabricated lies about him. He didn't threaten anyone, he didn't act maliciously, yelling loudly was the most harmful thing he did. Having Zoe on his case during it was bound to file him up too. I think he's been given a very unfair deal by some of the housemates and the public

[Jack_]

Because they don't like Lewis

And he wasn't goading a woman

[Yaki da]

I don't think anyone is.

[Yaki da]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Because they don't like Lewis

And he wasn't goading a woman

Just letting one fight his battles for him and get herself in trouble.

[Jordan.]

No one actually defends him for shouting at Isabella they just call out the double standards

[Amy Jade]

I just find him really funny! Yes he has a temper but deep down hes a nice guy etc etc etc

[Elliot]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Because they don't like Lewis

And he wasn't goading a woman

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Elliot

[RileyH]

because he's the KING

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Epic.

He reacted to the revelation that Lewis fabricated lies about him. He didn't threaten anyone, he didn't act maliciously, yelling loudly was the most harmful thing he did. Having Zoe on his case during it was bound to file him up too. I think he's been given a very unfair deal by some of the housemates and the public

No he didn't he was angry because Isabelle likes Lewis, he's a bloody control freak

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Yaki da

Just letting one fight his battles for him and get herself in trouble.

He let her? She needed his permission? Is that what you're saying?

[parmnion]

he treats women like Lewis does, kick them both out, pair of creeps.

[Yaki da]

Originally Posted by Alf

He let her? She needed his permission? Is that what you're saying?

She needed him to calm her down, seeing as she was doing it on his behalf. But did he do that? No, it was the friend she stabbed in the back who was the one doing that, Cian.

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

I just find him really funny! Yes he has a temper but deep down hes a nice guy etc etc etc

lmaoooooo Amy you're my personal Most Valuable Poster this on season

[Garfie]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

He's absolutely horrendous

Seriously, Vanessa? How can you even ask this when you defend everything Lewis does no matter how twisted and repulsive it is? Surely, you more than anyone can answer that question best?

[BBDodge]

Originally Posted by Yaki da

She needed him to calm her down, seeing as she was doing it on his behalf. But did he do that? No, it was the friend she stabbed in the back who was the one doing that, Cian.

But Hussain was continuing to goad him to get him involved.

Maybe Lewis glanced up at the wall and saw "Those that live by the sword, die by the sword".

So his sword stayed sheathed.

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Garfie

Seriously, Vanessa? How can you even ask this when you defend everything Lewis does no matter how twisted and repulsive it is? Surely, you more than anyone can answer that question best?

True but don't hold your breath for a response.

[Garfie]

Originally Posted by Epic.

He reacted to the revelation that Lewis fabricated lies about him. He didn't threaten anyone, he didn't act maliciously, yelling loudly was the most harmful thing he did. Having Zoe on his case during it was bound to file him up too. I think he's been given a very unfair deal by some of the housemates and the public

As ever, your post is the most balanced view I've read. Credit to you for being able to stand back and assess the situation more objectively.

Hussain's yelling wasn't pleasant, and I don't defend it, but when you take into account the events leading up to it, and those that followed, it is clear to see that the whole situation was manipulated by Lewis and he loved it.

Out of sheer exasperation at others being unable to see Lewis for what he is, Hussain regretfully lost it- ironically enough, something we have seen Lewis do repeatedly during this season. However, that's okay for Lewis but not Hussain.

Unlike Lewis, however, Hussain clearly has a conscience, and is able to feel genuine regret and remorse when he does wrong. This is a character trait that is much more admirable than the relentless bitterness, paranoia and vile criticism that fuels Lewis.

[GoldHeart]

Well when Hussain get's evicted Friday, atleast nobody can call him boring . He left with a bang .

I just don't find Hussain anywhere near as bad as Lewis , yes Hussain is annoying and a bit of a cocky pratt but i'll always prefer him to Lewis , especially when Lewis hasn't even got the balls to say things to his face .

[Deebo]

I can see why the Lewabella thing hurts. We've all been there. He's not handling it very well, but who does?

He's a young lad who wants to be something he's not and the BB producers probably encouraged the cocky King thing just so he'd crash and burn. He's realising he's a skinny average fella with a tiny little face which Isabella wouldn't ever look at IRL and he's feeling humiliated.

Let Youssain yell

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Well when Hussain get's evicted Friday, atleast nobody can call him boring . He left with a bang .



I just don't find Hussain anywhere near as bad as Lewis , yes Hussain is annoying and a bit of a cocky pratt but i'll always prefer him to Lewis , especially when Lewis hasn't even got the balls to say things to his face .

Being boring is actually Hussain's most pleasant trait .

I HATE him and if he stays tonight I'm done with BB


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[Yaki da]

Originally Posted by BBDodge

But Hussain was continuing to goad him to get him involved.

How does this stop him from calming Zoe down?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

He's absolutely horrendous

I'm not defending Hussain, but I don't think that his behaviour warranted nearly getting a punch off Zoe who had nothing to do with the argument, whilst Lewis F has got a big grin on his face.

However Hussain is poor at articulating his points, especially about the Isabella situation.