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Chris is a flecking liar

Gusto BruntGusto Brunt Posts: 12,351
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In my opinion.;)

He was acting throughout his sob story, and Helen fell for it hook, line and sinker.

His plan worked but it was a dirty trick to play on the girls' emotions.

I'm not happy with him.

Kimberly was unmoved though.
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    BlueStreakBlueStreak Posts: 11,145
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    And what would your opinion be if he was telling the truth?

    :)

    Kimberley is devoid of all emotion, so no surprise there.

    ;-)
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    junipairejunipaire Posts: 3,517
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    How do you know it was an act though, it seemed quite genuine, it is a low thing to do though if not true.
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    JanisElizabethJanisElizabeth Posts: 12,112
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    Gusto Brunt wrote: »
    In my opinion.;)

    He was acting throughout his sob story, and Helen fell for it hook, line and sinker.

    His plan worked but it was a dirty trick to play on the girls' emotions.

    I'm not happy with him.

    Kimberly was unmoved though.

    Kimberly is quite fascinating in her apparent lack of emotion. Maybe she really is a robot!!!!
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    Gusto BruntGusto Brunt Posts: 12,351
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    I could tell he was acting. It was the same bad acting he did when he was PH. Awful.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,856
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    Gusto Brunt wrote: »
    In my opinion.;)

    He was acting throughout his sob story, and Helen fell for it hook, line and sinker.

    His plan worked but it was a dirty trick to play on the girls' emotions.

    I'm not happy with him.

    Kimberly was unmoved though.

    When was Kim there, it was ASh and Jale that joined them on the sofa outside?
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 9,927
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    I reckon it was true, but well presented shall we say. So it wouldn't look out of place in a two page spread between makeup ads and Jennifer Aniston's baby sadness or whatever. "She left me and treated me TERRIBLY .... but I still love her." :(
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    MysteriousOzMysteriousOz Posts: 6,230
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    Whether it was or wasn't an act, Big Brother is a game and if he has played it then well done he was one of three picked from 8 which were not great odds to begin with

    Hoorah for Chris!!
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    wazzyboywazzyboy Posts: 13,346
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    They know he is an actor. He reminded them before he spoke. So if he was intent on fooling them, then more fool them for falling for it. And if he wasn't, then they were unfair to assume so.

    Win-win for Chris IMO ;)
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    threecheesesthreecheeses Posts: 23,936
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    He wouldn't have lied about that. He also said he had already spoken to Jale about it before (in the clip not on H/L). He had no reason whatsoever to be so open, he was more than safe anyway, was refreshing to see a HM be so honest.

    A lot of us go through a phase of not caring if we woke up or not when things are going bad, especially by your 30s/40s many have had a down time, his happened to be last year. It's more common than you think and no reason to doubt it.
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    JanisElizabethJanisElizabeth Posts: 12,112
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    LizzieHod wrote: »
    When was Kim there, it was ASh and Jale that joined them on the sofa outside?

    Kimberly was there when he was making his speech.
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    BlueStreak wrote: »
    And what would your opinion be if he was telling the truth?

    :)

    Kimberley is devoid of all emotion, so no surprise there.

    ;-)

    Agree with everything you said
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    wazzyboy wrote: »
    They know he is an actor. He reminded them before he spoke. So if he was intent on fooling them, then more fool them for falling for it. And if he wasn't, then they were unfair to assume so.

    Win-win for Chris IMO ;)

    Yes Win win for Chris - Chris to win ;-)
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    linfranlinfran Posts: 5,607
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    He even began his appeal by saying "I am an actor." What more do they need?

    Who was it a few series back who hoodwinked the others with tales of his girlfriend dying in a car crash? Or was it Nasty Nick way back in series one? HELP,can't remember.
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    B L ZeebubB L Zeebub Posts: 9,134
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    Watch this and tell me it's not genuine. >:(

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KowSVO0c3s
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    B L ZeebubB L Zeebub Posts: 9,134
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    linfran wrote: »
    He even began his appeal by saying "I am an actor." What more do they need?

    Who was it a few series back who hoodwinked the others with tales of his girlfriend dying in a car crash? Or was it Nasty Nick way back in series one? HELP,can't remember.

    That was Nasty Nick and, I think, he said that it was his wife.

    One of the reasons Nasty suits him.
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    Kopite1763Kopite1763 Posts: 6,835
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    linfran wrote: »
    He even began his appeal by saying "I am an actor." What more do they need?

    Who was it a few series back who hoodwinked the others with tales of his girlfriend dying in a car crash? Or was it Nasty Nick way back in series one? HELP,can't remember.

    Nasty Nick
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    Am baffled Winston doesn't seem to reveal he is An Actor, too--and a way more successful one [by his CV] than dear Chris!!
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 585
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    He already alluded to his insecurity and low self esteem in his audition tape and I sensed this about him before seeing that. A lot of actors have similar issues, myself included, so I tend to believe he's being genuine.
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    CallousCallous Posts: 11,957
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    linfran wrote: »
    He even began his appeal by saying "I am an actor." What more do they need?

    Who was it a few series back who hoodwinked the others with tales of his girlfriend dying in a car crash? Or was it Nasty Nick way back in series one? HELP,can't remember.

    Er...isn't saying your name and occupation pretty much the standard thing to do?

    You look at pretty much any tv show where you introduce yourself to an audience/judges and they say "My name is xxxx, I work as a xxxx....and I come from xxxx.
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    JennylooJennyloo Posts: 14,142
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    I'm not bothered whether he made it up or not. It's a game show, so good for him. If they believed him, then so be it whether its true or not. Hardly the most bad behaviour we have seen so far. I thought there could be a bit of truth in it but maybe a tad inappropriate to be saved.
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    white tigress wrote: »
    Am baffled Winston doesn't seem to reveal he is An Actor, too--and a way more successful one [by his CV] than dear Chris!!

    To me personally Chris's CV as an actor is far more impressive. Winston's is mainly made up of reality television, modelling and extra work.

    I'm a bit baffled about the Midsummer Night's Dream as the Singapore National Theatre was demolished in 1986.
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    Val_BeamVal_Beam Posts: 3,810
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    Gusto Brunt wrote: »
    In my opinion.;)

    He was acting throughout his sob story, and Helen fell for it hook, line and sinker.

    His plan worked but it was a dirty trick to play on the girls' emotions.

    I'm not happy with him.

    Kimberly was unmoved though.
    Kimberly would be,she'd probably not been re-charged at that point.
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    Whether true or not it was emotional black mail to stay in imo.

    It wasn't the place to air such private info. Any one who has suffered this type of depression would hardly open up like that, unless their dignity didn't mean as much as money to them.

    Desperate times if you have to resort to this. He is very devious imo. Gone off him and his witty banter to. It's always so caustic in the DR then he can go back and act like he's their best buddy.

    When his new best friend Ashleigh took all the flack in the dead task, he was grinning like a cheshire cat.
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    FusionFuryFusionFury Posts: 14,121
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    Gusto Brunt wrote: »
    I could tell he was acting. It was the same bad acting he did when he was PH. Awful.

    You could tell he was acting, his voice changed and it doesn't ring true to what he said in the diary room..
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    AA2009AA2009 Posts: 8,378
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    Actors always get a hard time in the house for "lying." Like that poor Irish postie last year. :(
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