[tauran_shammy]

Originally Posted by mazey

You think Conor was comforting him?

That was classic intimidation behaviour, hulking over him, not going to the same level if comfort was intended; the "gentle" face slaps to insult not comfort and loud enough to be picked up by the mics; pushing his head back is not comforting or affectionate, it is a message with threat showing power.

The voice and kiss at the end were mocking, a power play with hints of homophobia.

Conor was the one who saw removal of a toy he had ordered as a personal attack, so the cause of that removal had insulted him. Primeval behaviour.

"Primeval" that kind of sums up the cro-magnon in one word.

[weeesel]

Originally Posted by Stardog

He wasn't sorry, so why should he apologise?

Only fake people do that.

As per his apology in the diary room post mingegate. About as sincere as Father Jack Hackett ' I'm sooooooo veeeeeeeery veeeeeeery sorreeeeeeee'

[WhatJoeThinks]

Originally Posted by Princessxxx

I have never once used the word troll, irittater at best. I just take an instant dislike to someone who corrects others grammar.

The perfectly reasonable comment I made (above) was at 9:24, 2 minutes before you admonished me on another thread. Then you returned here to say that I was following you around this forum like a little lost boy and that I need to contemplate my decision on choice of bait? So because I corrected someone else's grammar (politely, I might add) you thought you'd try and get a few personal digs in. Nice. Listen, I have to go out now, but it was a pleasure talking to you.

[weeesel]

Originally Posted by tauran_shammy

"Primeval" that kind of sums up the cro-magnon in one word.

As does 'Prime evil.' Though that's 2 words. Obviously

[WhatJoeThinks]

Originally Posted by tauran_shammy

"Primeval" that kind of sums up the cro-magnon in one word.

Cro-magnon!

[Christa Ellen]

I suppose he should have apologised, but I am glad he didn't. I found it funny as Conor and Arron (Gruesome Twosome) were upset and Scott just didn't care!

[BishopBrennan]

Scott is great. Probably the only housemate who doesn't annoy me in some way.

[Heavenly]

After a peculiar wake up call, Scott's on the warpath today. The usually louche, aloof and somewhat carefree housemate was rattled by Arron's early-morning prank and has since had not one but two minor tantrums, sounding off to his new bosom buddy, Becky.

His first wedge of complaint was slapped down on Luke S's account. The newly red-headed student from Macclesfield spoke with Wildcard Becky in the garden about how disturbed he was by Luke S posing a question to Deana yesterday that clearly made our Miss India UK uncomfortable. When Luke S asked her if she'd rather a very expensive wedding or a cheap one (and take the money instead), she said she'd take the money. Apparently Luke S thinks this is solid proof that she's a gold-digger, but Scott's siding with Deana on this one and can see her point that loving someone doesn't necessarily require lavish nuptials.

Then, later on, Scott had something to say about the Arron / Sara non-romance that's been the hot topic for the past week, even though it's all apparently talk, hot air and little else. Scott sounded off about how awkward he finds the whole thing, how he wishes Arron would 'shut up about it' and Becky was quick to agree.

Was it that extravagant self-defence episode after he was rumbled for talking nominations that gave Scott this sudden new lease of life? Or maybe it was being called 'sheep' by certain housemates for the past fortnight that provoked the change. Whatever it was, we're seeing a more opinionated Scott jumping out of his own shadow - and we've decided we rather like it.