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Dan or Jemima tonight?

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    Linus2Linus2 Posts: 2,966
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    Dan was right but that argument had nothing to do with him so why did he get involved in the first place. And we have to see Jemimas side as well, maybe she is still traumatized because of this and couldn´t comprehend what Dan was trying to tell her. So i can´t vote for anyone.
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    AlrightmateAlrightmate Posts: 73,120
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    Dan.

    But I will say that I completely understood why Jemima took exception to what Jackie said....at first.
    Up until that point I agreed with Jemima and that Jackie was assuming too much about all the other housemates' lives.
    But Jemima really shouldn't have used her daughter story to make her point. That was a mistake.
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    jak frostjak frost Posts: 273
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    Dan is a hideous human being.
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    Chief KegwinChief Kegwin Posts: 835
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    Jemima. Dan had no business getting involved in the first place.
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    Dwight WrightDwight Wright Posts: 1,572
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    Dan got a bit brave with the drink and did what he probably would not have done sober and that was pick up Jemima on her silly behaviour

    He got dragged down to her level and he will regret that today

    Jemima's drunken "me, me, me" rant, using her daughter was vile.
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    ursula321ursula321 Posts: 1,430
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    Jemima as I could never side with Dan the horrible creature.
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    HeavenlyHeavenly Posts: 31,915
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    Neither - both annoying and attention seeking.
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    JanisElizabethJanisElizabeth Posts: 12,112
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    Sun Tzu. wrote: »
    Why did Dan need to get involved? It was clearly ending between Charlie and Jemima. You didn't see Dexter getting involved.

    Why was Jemima involved. Was it not between Charlie and Hazel?
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    davey_waveydavey_wavey Posts: 27,406
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    Exactly! It was only when Gina was so shocked and said really and asked her to explain that she told them that her daughter was 18 months at the time and she revived her! She tried to deceive them that she had actually lost her daughter! But like Dan said "She did not die":mad:

    Agreed. Jemima deliberately misled the HMs into thinking her daughter actually died, to garner some sympathy from the HMs and make the situation all about her. And to get one up on, Jackie. I think it's quite disgusting how Jemima used her daughter in such a way. I really dislike her - she's attention seeking, tactless and plain nasty. Dan was right to challenge Jemima on her behaviour.
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    oxygenjjoxygenjj Posts: 18,290
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    Who's side were you on?

    Wheres the option . Both as bad ss each other .
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    DangermooseDangermoose Posts: 67,943
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    I don't like Dan .... fair to say he's top of my "want to stamp on his face" list but ..... he definitely gained a brownie point tonight.

    Jemima turned the whole thing into a contest of who's the most hard done by. I HATE people like that. It was about Charlie, NOT her !!! Hearing Jemima then criticizing Jackie to her daughter ... I think Dan was justified in stepping in. Once again Jemima HAD to turn in back to all about her. I got wot Dan was trying to say but she was too bleeding thick to get it :rolleyes:
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    ThetrevsterThetrevster Posts: 632
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    Jemima if I have to take sides. Typical cop Dan sticking his nose in and making everything 10 times worse.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 12,003
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    Oh right. A choice between a slightly pissed someone reliving one of the scariest moments of their lives and a slightly pissed someone pissed off with them who should have learned in their trade as a policeman to be sensitive, and being absolutely not.

    Especially as he was supposedly involved in investigating the Saville affair.

    Would you want someone with his sensitivity level dealing with your trauma?
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