Originally Posted by Hugh D Sahedd:
“Lots of people ... When they have blocked nose, has she had a cold since Day 1?”
“Lots of people ... When they have blocked nose, has she had a cold since Day 1?”
Not as bad as wolfie sounded.
Does Anyone in Real Life Actually Talk Like Callum?
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Originally Posted by magicmelody:
“That's what Callum reminds me of at times, a cult leader when he comes out with stuff like I want to inject some confidence into Hazel and when he trys to get Charlie to see things how he does. Booking in times for chats and getting cross when Charlie doesn't see things like he does.”
“That's what Callum reminds me of at times, a cult leader when he comes out with stuff like I want to inject some confidence into Hazel and when he trys to get Charlie to see things how he does. Booking in times for chats and getting cross when Charlie doesn't see things like he does.”
And when he commented that Hazel may be feeling vulnerable so now was a good time to reach out to her. Shudder!
As if Hazel even at her weakest would give him the time of day! He really dies overestimate himself of underestimate others at time. But with more practice he could gather some right Charlies.
Originally Posted by What name??:
“And when he commented that Hazel may be feeling vulnerable so now was a good time to reach out to her. Shudder!
As if Hazel even at her weakest would give him the time of day! He really dies overestimate himself of underestimate others at time. But with more practice he could gather some right Charlies.”
“And when he commented that Hazel may be feeling vulnerable so now was a good time to reach out to her. Shudder!
As if Hazel even at her weakest would give him the time of day! He really dies overestimate himself of underestimate others at time. But with more practice he could gather some right Charlies.”
If Hazel wouldn't give him the time of day because she thinks he's beneath her, that's not nice of her but wanting to reach out to someone doesn't necessarily have to mean in a sexual way. I admit it comes across as pretentious from him but I think that's just because he's socially awkward and trying too hard but I don't think he's trying to 'pull' her.
Originally Posted by Heavenly:
“What the hell was that in the DR all about?
How many personalities does this guy have?”
“What the hell was that in the DR all about?
How many personalities does this guy have?”
Maidstone's very own Ace Ventura!
Originally Posted by What name??:
“And when he commented that Hazel may be feeling vulnerable so now was a good time to reach out to her. Shudder!
As if Hazel even at her weakest would give him the time of day! He really dies overestimate himself of underestimate others at time. But with more practice he could gather some right Charlies.”
“And when he commented that Hazel may be feeling vulnerable so now was a good time to reach out to her. Shudder!
As if Hazel even at her weakest would give him the time of day! He really dies overestimate himself of underestimate others at time. But with more practice he could gather some right Charlies.”
It's not just that he overestimates himself, it's that he works under the delusion that anyone who isn't manic is in need of "a good talk". Living with him has to be hell, any time you're not smiling he's right on your elbow, trying to schedule a chat.
I liked him before Jackie etc were shown his vt. After that he became too desperate to redeem himself and be liked which has turned him into some strange individual who wants to 'listen' to everyone and put the world to rights. I feel sorry for him and think things might have been very different had that vt not been shown.
Originally Posted by Flight815-23D:
“It's not just that he overestimates himself, it's that he works under the delusion that anyone who isn't manic is in need of "a good talk". Living with him has to be hell, any time you're not smiling he's right on your elbow, trying to schedule a chat.”
“It's not just that he overestimates himself, it's that he works under the delusion that anyone who isn't manic is in need of "a good talk". Living with him has to be hell, any time you're not smiling he's right on your elbow, trying to schedule a chat.”
This post made me laugh......quite right, he is just there, waiting to give you his best advice and to probe your deepest thoughts........
In all seriousness, and I stress..IMO, he's either had counselling or read quite a lot of self-help books.
Originally Posted by Bagshot85:
“In all seriousness, and I stress..IMO, he's either had counselling or read quite a lot of self-help books.”
“In all seriousness, and I stress..IMO, he's either had counselling or read quite a lot of self-help books.”
And suffers from the delusion that many self-help dependent people do, since it works for him, he must push it on everyone else like a religion. Most people go through a short phase of it, exactly the same as finding a new religion. Unless he "discovered" self-help groups right before he went in the house, he seems to be the fanatical type who stays in that phase...in other words, he needs a self-help group for getting over self-help addiction.
I feel very sorry for him.
If things had been different and he had been more accepted by the group, I think his social awkwardness would have been OK.
As it is, he feels on the outside, so he cannot relax and act naturally. Instead talks therapyspeak the whole time in the hope of ingratiating himself.
If he lets it, going on BB could ruin his life.
If things had been different and he had been more accepted by the group, I think his social awkwardness would have been OK.
As it is, he feels on the outside, so he cannot relax and act naturally. Instead talks therapyspeak the whole time in the hope of ingratiating himself.
If he lets it, going on BB could ruin his life.
I actually know two guys who are a lot like Callum. The way they talk, sort of things they come out with, their mannerisms, all of it with the exception of the way they look. One is a lot better with women too, but that doesn't seem to be a very difficult thing.
Originally Posted by the editress:
“If he lets it, going on BB could ruin his life.”
“If he lets it, going on BB could ruin his life.”
If it did he would never admit it!
Originally Posted by the editress:
“I feel very sorry for him.
If things had been different and he had been more accepted by the group, I think his social awkwardness would have been OK.
As it is, he feels on the outside, so he cannot relax and act naturally. Instead talks therapyspeak the whole time in the hope of ingratiating himself.
If he lets it, going on BB could ruin his life.”
“I feel very sorry for him.
If things had been different and he had been more accepted by the group, I think his social awkwardness would have been OK.
As it is, he feels on the outside, so he cannot relax and act naturally. Instead talks therapyspeak the whole time in the hope of ingratiating himself.
If he lets it, going on BB could ruin his life.”
yes, I feel sorry for him too... but having just sat through 2hours of last night's LF.... ARRRGHHH
He drives me MAD!
When he was reading Sam's letter and he got to the bit where he (Callum) was mentioned he milked it for ages ! It was cringe-comedy-gold , like something out of The Office or a Steve Coogan bit .
Originally Posted by Virgil Tracy:
“When he was reading Sam's letter and he got to the bit where he (Callum) was mentioned he milked it for ages ! It was cringe-comedy-gold , like something out of The Office or a Steve Coogan bit .”
“When he was reading Sam's letter and he got to the bit where he (Callum) was mentioned he milked it for ages ! It was cringe-comedy-gold , like something out of The Office or a Steve Coogan bit .”
I know, awful - poor man
Originally Posted by Virgil Tracy:
“When he was reading Sam's letter and he got to the bit where he (Callum) was mentioned he milked it for ages ! It was cringe-comedy-gold , like something out of The Office or a Steve Coogan bit .”
“When he was reading Sam's letter and he got to the bit where he (Callum) was mentioned he milked it for ages ! It was cringe-comedy-gold , like something out of The Office or a Steve Coogan bit .”
Because in Callum's world, everything is really about him and his "wisdom" solving the world's problems. To finally get the recognition he clearly deserves and has been so denied must have been orgasmic for him.
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