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BB8s Jonty Stern

hmeisterhmeister Posts: 2,371
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I'm just looking at VTs from series 1 to 11 and I've just come across Jonty's one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aapRmchpag
:o:o:o:o:o:D:D:D:D

What did people think of him?
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  • Fried KickinFried Kickin Posts: 60,132
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    Jonty's VT was indeed :eek:
    I liked him in the house :)
  • GTR DavoGTR Davo Posts: 4,573
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    he was a right weirdo lol
  • AlrightmateAlrightmate Posts: 73,120
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    hmeister wrote: »
    I'm just looking at VTs from series 1 to 11 and I've just come across Jonty's one.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aapRmchpag
    :o:o:o:o:o:D:D:D:D

    What did people think of him?

    More to the point I wonder what Pauline would have thought of his VT.
  • ZadethZadeth Posts: 5,450
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    Alrightmate wrote: »
    More to the point I wonder what Pauline would have thought of his VT.

    "Piss on my bears and I'll chop your cock off".
  • Munkitty TunkittyMunkitty Tunkitty Posts: 323
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    Yes, and here's another weird video by Jonty that I've stumbled across. He must be nuts!!! :

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUyXUhTGfD8
  • daryl_spicerdaryl_spicer Posts: 1,894
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    I liked him
  • 2la2la Posts: 4,872
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    He was the one who liked to walk around starkers if I remember rightly.
  • Littlegreen42Littlegreen42 Posts: 19,964
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    I liked him, but his teddy thing used to creep me out a bit.
  • hmeisterhmeister Posts: 2,371
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    Littlegreen42 wrote: »
    I liked him, but his teddy thing used to creep me out a bit.

    The teddy was called Munkitty Tunkitty:D
  • Val_BeamVal_Beam Posts: 3,810
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    hmeister wrote: »
    The teddy was called Munkitty Tunkitty:D
    You,ve got a good memory lol..
  • Penny CrayonPenny Crayon Posts: 36,158
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    Awwwwwwwww Jonty and his purple willy and the lovely Monkety Tunnkety - those were the days:D
  • Radical JoeRadical Joe Posts: 15,743
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    Ah bless! The great man himself makes an appearance and no sod notices!

    Hi Jonty. You still working in Sir John Soane's Museum?
  • hmeisterhmeister Posts: 2,371
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    Val_Beam wrote: »
    You,ve got a good memory lol..

    I remember a lot about series 5 to 11 as there was a live feed.
  • Val_BeamVal_Beam Posts: 3,810
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    hmeister wrote: »
    I remember a lot about series 5 to 11 as there was a live feed.
    I remember him playing with them:blush: but i'd clean forgotten the names:D:)
  • BarracuteBarracute Posts: 243,186
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    Radical Joe wrote: »
    Ah bless! The great man himself makes an appearance and no sod notices!

    Hi Jonty. You still working in Sir John Soane's Museum?

    Yes shocking isn't it! :o
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 68,508
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    Now a little inhibited at the thought that Jonty may still be lurking :blush: , but a rare example of a housemate where 'eccentric' does not mean 'contrived act to get more attention'. Jonty is a sweetie.
  • benbeez1benbeez1 Posts: 18,104
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    creepy , monkenty tunkinty shivers
  • VeriVeri Posts: 96,996
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    wonkeydonkey wrote: »
    Now a little inhibited at the thought that Jonty may still be lurking :blush: , but a rare example of a housemate where 'eccentric' does not mean 'contrived act to get more attention'. Jonty is a sweetie.

    Why do you think none of it was contrived? It wouldn't be inconsistent with him being a sweetie.
  • SunnydaysSunnydays Posts: 12,279
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    He seemed an inoffensive enough, simple soul.......with his teddy which he talked to and used to talk to others..........I found him a very strange man........he actually walked around naked one night.......
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    2la wrote: »
    He was the one who liked to walk around starkers if I remember rightly.
    No he didn't. >:( He was filmed ONCE in the bathroom drying himself after a shower naked. He had just had a shower with Kara Louise, who obviously thought nothing of it. He said afterwards that in the House Next Door (of which we saw virtually nothing) that was what they always did, so it was nothing.
    Veri wrote: »
    Why do you think none of it was contrived? It wouldn't be inconsistent with him being a sweetie.

    After BB I unscrupulously walked round the Museum of London asking members of staff who had worked with him if he was like the person we saw on BB. They seemed to agree that he was liked but eccentric. So at least it wasn't put on for BB.
  • rhizo_maniarhizo_mania Posts: 4,465
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    He was a classic old-school HM, never nasty to anyone, an all-round good guy.....
  • Munkitty TunkittyMunkitty Tunkitty Posts: 323
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    Hi everyone - thanks for the lovely comments! :)

    @Radical Joe Yes, I still work for Sir John Soane's Museum.
  • VeriVeri Posts: 96,996
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    wonkeydonkey wrote: »
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    After BB I unscrupulously walked round the Museum of London asking members of staff who had worked with him if he was like the person we saw on BB. They seemed to agree that he was liked but eccentric. So at least it wasn't put on for BB.

    That he's eccentric doesn't mean that nothing of what he did in BB was contrived.

    He could be an eccentric sweetie -- and I'm happy to believe he is -- yet still have contrived some things for BB. There was certainly a big difference betwee Jonty when he first came in and how he was later, for instance when having a long talk with Sam.
  • SnowStorm86SnowStorm86 Posts: 17,273
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    He was one of the better housemates that series. That's not saying much though considering the other options available...
  • Radical JoeRadical Joe Posts: 15,743
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    Munkitty Tunkitty wrote: »
    Hi everyone - thanks for the lovely comments! :)

    @Radical Joe Yes, I still work for Sir John Soane's Museum.

    Good news. I pop in there roughly twice a year; it's like stepping back into the past with the layout of the house, the way the exhibits are positioned and the candlelights. Never seen you there yet. Perhaps next time.
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