Big brother... - Page 7

garinda · 22-05-2006, 22:44

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Originally Posted by Madhatter

No I meant the stupid norman wisdom acts are for the camera, the ongoing acts are just ongoing acts.

You are wrong, as I said earlier he was just like that when I met him and there were certainly no cameras there. Any similarities you see as him being like Lee Evans or Norman Wisdom are coincidental.

Tourette's is an illness that makes the body tick, hence the sometimes jerky movement, and not all people with it develop vocal ticks that result in swearing.

God this is getting so serious Tealeaf will be tuning in to see what we are all talking about, though of course he will deny it.

Madhatter · 23-05-2006, 11:35

coincidence, what a load of rubbish, it's an act, a continuos act, he's based himself on a role model, he doesn't need to think about it now because he's done it so long it comes natrually. When ever he want attention out comes norman. more attention and he shouts wa ers a few time. He's annoying, he should be thrown out lisa.

garinda · 23-05-2006, 11:41

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Originally Posted by Madhatter

coincidence, what a load of rubbish, it's an act, a continuos act, he's based himself on a role model, he doesn't need to think about it now because he's done it so long it comes natrually. When ever he want attention out comes norman. more attention and he shouts wa ers a few time. He's annoying, he should be thrown out lisa.

Very sympathetic of you for what must be a very hard illness to live with.

Well done.

Perhaps if you could show a little of the compassion he obviously has the world would be a happier place.

Madhatter · 23-05-2006, 11:59

He seems to be coping very well with it rindy. How do you want me to show this compasion, he's on my tv screen, he chose to be, I'm having to watch him if I want to watch the others, and I find him annoying. I wouldnt mind if i could put him on ignore but i can't. Actually does he want people to feel compasion for him , or would he want people to treat him like he's got nothing wrong with him.

basically I understand the illness but I think a lot of it is habbit, his way of coping with it. I find him annoying, that has nothing to do with having compasion

garinda · 23-05-2006, 14:53

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Originally Posted by Madhatter

He seems to be coping very well with it rindy. How do you want me to show this compasion, he's on my tv screen, he chose to be, I'm having to watch him if I want to watch the others, and I find him annoying. I wouldnt mind if i could put him on ignore but i can't. Actually does he want people to feel compasion for him , or would he want people to treat him like he's got nothing wrong with him.

basically I understand the illness but I think a lot of it is habbit, his way of coping with it. I find him annoying, that has nothing to do with having compasion

Firstly you don't have to watch it, you choose to.

Secondly it is a neurological disease not a 'habit'. Tourette's is a result of not producing dopamine in the part of the brain that controls movement. Very similar to Parkinson's infact, so at the next meet if my shaking hand or leg offends you I appologise.

Thirdly judge him on what he does not is involuntary tick. Call him a prat, but judge him on the actions that he chooses to do rather than the actions he can't control.

Tealeaf · 23-05-2006, 15:06

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Originally Posted by garinda

but judge him on the actions that he chooses to do rather than the actions he can't control.

Yeah. I'll judge him. The man is a complete ****** for appearing in this programme in the first place. In fact, all the participants are. You happy now?

garinda · 23-05-2006, 15:32

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Yeah. I'll judge him. The man is a complete ****** for appearing in this programme in the first place. In fact, all the participants are. You happy now?

I'm always happy with your valued input on this topic, and your need to keep saying it.

Tealeaf · 23-05-2006, 15:48

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Originally Posted by garinda

I'm always happy with your valued input ... and your need to keep saying it.

Repeating oneself is symptomatic of dealing with those who having had a full lobotomy, now while away their time stirring at some moronic non-entity on the TV.

garinda · 23-05-2006, 15:50

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Repeating oneself is symptomatic of dealing with those who having had a full lobotomy, now while away their time stirring at some moronic non-entity on the TV.

Didn't you already say that three times already in this thread?

Or was it four?

BLACKBURN RAVER · 23-05-2006, 15:55

i think pete is fantastic....i know he has tourettes but i really cant help laughing at him i dont mean to be mean but his whole attitude is just funny as fooooo.......i love it when he whistles like he does it cracks me up every time

pete to win

Ber999T · 23-05-2006, 19:02

any one think that shabaz gone toooooooooooo far out to upset house mates

is he gonna walk tho???????????????????

Ber999T · 23-05-2006, 19:32

think shazbaz been kicked out or walked not sure which but he gone!!!!

Madhatter · 23-05-2006, 19:43

As i said I'm having to watch him if I want to watch the others. I am judging him on what he chooses to do. Most of what he does is habbit. He also chose to go in the house so I'm judging him on that too. Shabaz to win lol. I can't believe they manage to find such perfect example's of people in this country. I think we should send tealeaf in there for a couple of days to tell them waht a bunch of t ers they are, now that would be funny to watch.

Madhatter · 23-05-2006, 19:49

I'd like imogen to win I think, she's a nice girl, even if she has snogged sleazer. bonn'e is nice she's one I'd like to win. lisa is great it would be nice for her to win the money for here and her son. She's the first mum to have been in the house.

SPUGGIE J · 23-05-2006, 20:15

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Originally Posted by Madhatter

lisa is great it would be nice for her to win the money for here and her son. She's the first mum to have been in the house.

So who is looking after her kid?