[Otto J]

There was a point towards the end where various ill-ordered words about Deana were emerging from Ashleigh's mouth, in a kind of double-slit experiment gone wrong, and the "psychologist" (= a couple of modules on an OU degree presumably) simply bowed his head and stared at his tragic little bits of card, as if he couldn't go on. He had the look of someone 4-0 down after 89 minutes & trudging back to the centre-spot for another pointless kick-off.

[jafaya]

Ian lee on the other hand pwned that pysch a week or two ago, some of the younger FM's may even go as far to say he was wtfpwned by Ian

" has anyone seen his papers "

[lastseries]

Originally Posted by NorfolkPoppy

Mark - the useless one - giggled helplessly last night as everytime he was asked a question either Ashleigh or Paul Ross interrupted him.

I have no idea what he said or wanted to say. Good value for money CH5? I think not!

Ashleigh doesn't own anything - including intellect.

[teresagreen]

What programme was the op watching? Ashleigh was on another planet and was incoherent when they managed to force a response out of her. She wasn't even paying attention.

[avon942]

Originally Posted by jafaya

Ian lee on the other hand pwned that pysch a week or two ago, some of the younger FM's may even go as far to say he was wtfpwned by Ian

" has anyone seen his papers "

I quite like Ian lee and that comment was funny.

[avon942]

Originally Posted by lastseries

Ashleigh doesn't own anything - including intellect.

Intellect is not something to'own not that you would know what Ashleigh does and doesn't own.

[vanora]

I think what happen is that Ashleigh said, so many I don't knows, or errs, that they spoke over her or interrupted her so we could be put out of our misery waiting for her to give a reply, to be fair if they hadn't she really would have look a more stupid than she is. The only she owns is Luke S balls as he not got any.

[jafaya]

Originally Posted by avon942

I quite like Ian lee and that comment was funny.

I was disappointed when he seemed close to unleashing his fury on Conor they moved Ian off the sofa gutted lol

[avon942]

Originally Posted by jafaya

I was disappointed when he seemed close to unleashing his fury on Conor they moved Ian off the sofa gutted lol

Lol that's probably why they moved him to the sofa!

[jeanoj]

Originally Posted by avon942

Intelligible? Didn't realise that was a requirement for appearing on bit on the side.

Maybe not but surely it is a requirement for ANYONE to actually answer a question without saying erm, erm, erm, I dunno.

[B L Zeebub]

Scott was interrupting too. All in all, a very frustrating watch.

[avon942]

Originally Posted by B L Zeebub

Scott was interrupting too. All in all, a very frustrating watch.

I enjoyed watching it.

[GibsonSG]

Originally Posted by NorfolkPoppy

I may have used the wrong word in connection with Ashleigh but not Paul Ross.

Let me make it clear what I think, or try to.

Whenever Alice asked the Psych what his views were one of the twosome interrupted almost as soon as he started talking. Alice did nothing to stop this.

When asked any questions directly Ashleigh whirred with no words....just noises.

The psych wasn't able to get many points across because of Paul and ashleigh....they owned him. Simple.

I am not sure that I agree with the terminology. 'To own' indicates that they were on top of the argument. Not allowing someone to express their opinion is an aggressive act and often employed by people who either have no valid opinion or think that they are always right. They often come a cropper - I give you Shievonne as a case in point.

[steepleton]

Originally Posted by Otto J

There was a point towards the end where various ill-ordered words about Deana were emerging from Ashleigh's mouth, in a kind of double-slit experiment gone wrong, and the "psychologist" (= a couple of modules on an OU degree presumably) simply bowed his head and stared at his tragic little bits of card, as if he couldn't go on. He had the look of someone 4-0 down after 89 minutes & trudging back to the centre-spot for another pointless kick-off.

i've said before, that "psychologist" looks like he wandered in to the studio looking for a hot meal.