• TV
  • MOVIES
  • MUSIC
  • SHOWBIZ
  • SOAPS
  • GAMING
  • TECH
  • FORUMS
  • Follow
    • Follow
    • facebook
    • twitter
    • google+
    • instagram
    • youtube
Hearst Corporation
  • TV
  • MOVIES
  • MUSIC
  • SHOWBIZ
  • SOAPS
  • GAMING
  • TECH
  • FORUMS
Forums
  • Register
  • Login
  • Forums
  • TV
  • Big Brother
What happened in Frank Carson's dressing room ?
<<
<
1 of 8
>>
>
SegaGamer
16-01-2014


Take a guess.
Nat28
16-01-2014
I dunno. Can someone enlighten me
imrightok
16-01-2014
He got changed?
Terry N
16-01-2014
Did Jim and Linda make love in Frank Carson's dressing room?
AA2009
16-01-2014
I bet a Chuckle Brother was involved.
Mrs BBV
16-01-2014
He had a row with Mr Nolan in Frank Carson's dressing room by calling Linda's husband Mr. Nolan. And now she milking her husbands death.
ScreamingTree<3
16-01-2014
Haha the stupid woman she thinks she can push and push... and so he asks her if it's about that... and she goes nuts lol what a horrid woman.
Nat28
16-01-2014
Originally Posted by AA2009:
“I bet a Chuckle Brother was involved.”

I laughed out loud reading that
Veri
16-01-2014
At least we now know Jim IS a stirrer.
Nat28
16-01-2014
Originally Posted by AA2009:
“I bet a Chuckle Brother was involved.”

To me to you to me
Jacs75
16-01-2014
I thought it was a bit low of Jim to do that.
SegaGamer
16-01-2014
Originally Posted by Veri:
“At least we now know Jim IS a stirrer.”

After being goaded again and again. Linda asked for it.
SegaGamer
16-01-2014
Originally Posted by Jacs75:
“I thought it was a bit low of Jim to do that.”

When people keep going at you for no reason it's only a matter of time before you react to it.
Carbonate
16-01-2014
Does anyone have access to the full article on The Sun?

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...all-about.html
sandy50
16-01-2014
Jim is now saying 'Is it about Frank Carson's Dressing Room' - so something happened there that Linda's upset about - and Frank Carson was before Jim's heyday - but as he's dead, Jim shouldn't have brought his name up , very nasty, don't know why he did that ,- can only think that Linda pressed some buttons with him , so he threw it back at her bringing up something that would really get to her ! and boy didn't it.

Oh dear, think Jim's blown it, for himself....he was doing so well keeping stum with Linda's verbal prodding. But he's kicked her down now, not good for Jim.
CaptainRobbo
16-01-2014
According to a newspaper and other sites, Linda's husband allegeadly took money from Franks wallet in the dressing room.

Sun+ and the Nolan site http://www.denisenolan.co.uk/the-nolans.html
Henrik
16-01-2014
I think we know.

Incase you dont, her husband was caught stealing money from Frank Carson's wallet.
sandy50
16-01-2014
Originally Posted by Carbonate:
“Does anyone have access to the full article on The Sun?

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...all-about.html”

oh dear - it's going to be all over the place now - and this is NOT what Linda would want - Jim's blown it. Linda 1-0 game over. She got him riled, he threw back something he knew would get to her, but he's now shown himself up as being very vindictive

What does the article say ? whatever it is, Linda is already upset and anything about her dead husband she'd want to be private.
Ssdd
16-01-2014
Whatever it is it gives Jim total control over Linda. She crumbled at it and he remained very calm.
Chief Kegwin
16-01-2014
They went into another dimension and shagged each other on a giant banana.
Sweet_Princess
16-01-2014
Yes this is what I want to know
Daemon666
16-01-2014
Originally Posted by sandy50:
“Jim is now saying 'Is it about Frank Carson's Dressing Room' - so something happened there that Linda's upset about - and Frank Carson was before Jim's heyday - but as he's dead, Jim shouldn't have brought his name up , very nasty, don't know why he did that ,- can only think that Linda pressed some buttons with him , so he threw it back at her bringing up something that would really get to her ! and boy didn't it.

Oh dear, think Jim's blown it, for himself....he was doing so well keeping stum with Linda's verbal prodding. But he's kicked her down now, not good for Jim.”

It isn't actually a sin to talk about a dead person. The only reason Linda would be sensitive about it is if she knew there was something that she hoped was forgotten and doesn't like it being brought up. That's more about her protecting herself than about respecting the dead. She is dressing up self interest as faux outrage.
Tiffani
16-01-2014
Maybe he walked in on her and Frank Carson and then told her husband what he'd seen.
yawalloper
16-01-2014
Originally Posted by sandy50:
“Jim is now saying 'Is it about Frank Carson's Dressing Room' - so something happened there that Linda's upset about - and Frank Carson was before Jim's heyday - but as he's dead, Jim shouldn't have brought his name up , very nasty, don't know why he did that ,- can only think that Linda pressed some buttons with him , so he threw it back at her bringing up something that would really get to her ! and boy didn't it.

Oh dear, think Jim's blown it, for himself....he was doing so well keeping stum with Linda's verbal prodding. But he's kicked her down now, not good for Jim.”

why should he not mention someone because they are dead?
SegaGamer
16-01-2014
Originally Posted by sandy50:
“oh dear - it's going to be all over the place now - and this is NOT what Linda would want - Jim's blown it. Linda 1-0 game over. She got him riled, he threw back something he knew would get to her, but he's now shown himself up as being very vindictive

What does the article say ? whatever it is, Linda is already upset and surely would want anything to do with her dead husband kept private.”

People should be understanding towards Jim. I would like to see any of you try and keep quiet when you have some crazy woman constantly having a go at you.
<<
<
1 of 8
>>
>
VIEW DESKTOP SITE TOP

JOIN US HERE

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Hearst Corporation

Hearst Corporation

DIGITAL SPY, PART OF THE HEARST UK ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK

© 2015 Hearst Magazines UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 72 Broadwick Street, London, W1F 9EP. Registered in England 112955. All rights reserved.

  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Complaints
  • Site Map