Big Brother!

Yes - ruthless is the word for Saffia. I think she's probably nice to people she likes but if you cross her she'll cut you dead. It could be a useful trait to have in the BB house, that kind of resilience.
I wonder if Sophia's gonna start complaining (to BB and anyone else who'll listen) that they're picking on her? She was showing strong signs of it tonight.
Angel just needs to settle down a bit. She strikes me one of the good ones.
Karly came off pretty well tonight too - patient with Sree, and avoiding all the drama.

I LOVE IT !
Sorry 2 all I may offend but I think it's been one of the best starts to a BB we've had in ages (considering some of the drab ones)!
Let the Sofia / Saffia battle commence...

Shree pisses me off! I mean he's an okay sort of guy, but he should stop preaching to other house mates all the time. We all know that western values are much different to those in the eastern countries, i.e - India, and he shouldn't keep ramming those different values down peoples throats.

It also seems that he doesn't let you speak, and talks over you with that "listen carefully" and "I am telling you" shit. There's nothing wrong with giving people advice, but when he does... to me at least, it comes across as preaching - something I really can't stand. Having said this, he seems harmless and his intentions are good, but people who preach just really fuck me off lol.

It's called trying too hard and wolfman has already spotted it.

Hope too that Angel can Keep It Together, god knows what the womans been through already to have had to develop such a hard shell !
Sree seems very sinscere which surprised me,
Noirin better do something soon,
Lisa is quite bossy,
Sophia would'nt get a look in at mine,
Karly oh Karly, let me count the ways, that accent Hmm,
Rodrigo seems fun to have around and emotionally supportive,
Halfwit is fantastic, annoying at first, growing on me (although after a couple of drinks he won't get a look in either!),
Kris is one of my faves, should go all the way,
Siavash has provided dress up games galore Salute,
Cairon should do well (although at the moment it's hard to see where Cairon ends and Siavash begins),
Marcus is being quite tactile I think, has more sides I think,
Saffia seems to have successfully organised herself a little clique and looks to be having a whale of a time away from the daily grind of parenthood.... could be wicked if she gets bored I think,
Dogface, I will never get tired of hearing that, It's one of the funniest things I have ever heard, such a pretty girl, and I'm not entirely conviced that she knew the full implications of what she was doing.... FANTASTIC

Whew, glad I got that out there...

Interesting points stevesworld

stevesworld Wrote:Siavash has provided dress up games galore Salute,
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Dogface, I will never get tired of hearing that, It's one of the funniest things I have ever heard, such a pretty girl, and I'm not entirely conviced that she knew the full implications of what she was doing.... FANTASTIC

Siavash impressed me tonight - the other housemates were running rampage through his stuff; obviously his clothes, hats etc. mean a lot to him, and he didn't bat an eyelid. Generous guy.

The 'Dogface' thing was brilliant - but I was wondering about the comedy potential if Marcus had been given that name instead

Colbert Rules Wrote:It's called trying too hard and wolfman has already spotted it.

Agreed! But for me it has allot to do with the east/west abundantly varied value system. I have quite a few Asian friends, some Muslim, a few Hindu but mostly Sikh. All of which, I have very different values to - whether it comes to faith, family or relationships. All those differences are just part of our varied upbringings, and if they were to ever preach to me about their values or beliefs, in comparison to mine, I have to say, I would lose allot of respect for them.

The issue tonight about girls dressing in a provocative way is just his opinion, and is based around his culture and upbringing... and whether he believes that opinion is right, and I can't say if it is, or isn't - he should not impose that opinion on someone who clearly feels comfortable about the way she chooses to dress, and obviously has no issues about that choice.

To me he seems like the classic preacher type, he needs to realise that the values of the people in the house will be very different to his, because of the huge culture clash... and in turn, be more excepting of that.

Okay, rant over lol.

Did they nominate today or is there another surprise in store for them on Friday's live show?

cee Wrote:

Colbert Rules Wrote:It's called trying too hard and wolfman has already spotted it.

Agreed! But for me it has allot to do with east/west abundantly varied value system. I have quite a few Asian friends, some Muslim, a few Hindu but mostly Sikh. All of which, I have very different values to - whether it comes to faith, family or relationships. All those differences are just part of our varied upbringings, and if they were to ever preach to me about their values or beliefs, in comparison to mine, I have to say, I would lose allot of respect for them.

The issue tonight about girls dressing in a provocative way is just his opinion, and is based around his culture and upbringing... and whether he believes that opinion is right, and can't say if it is, or isn't - he should not impose that opinion on someone who clearly feels comfortable about the way she chooses to dress, and obviously has no issues about that choice.

To me he seems like the classic preacher type, he needs to realise that the values of the people in the house will be very different to his, because of the huge culture clash... and in turn, be more excepting of that.

Okay, rant over lol.

HERE HERE very well put, it's the same in all walks of life / faiths whereby people try to get their "My values are better that your values " points across only the Eastern - Western divide is so wide and so published.
Would want a Bible toting mormon in the house either

SORRY - WOULD'NT LIKE A
going too fast dropping letters there