After talking to Luisa about Linda, Jim told her to ask Linda about Frank Carson's dressing room. Then, after Luisa told him in the bedroom in front of the others that he told her to ask Linda about this, he then blatantly lied and told her that he said "what about Frank Carson's dressing room?". That's not what he said, he definitely told her to ask Linda about Frank Carson's dressing room. He's definitely trying to stir up trouble in there. The way he said "did I?" to Luisa in the bedroom showed that he was trying to let Luisa know that he knew he was lying as he said it.
Jim, the absolute liar!
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And Linda lied about Jim calling her an arsehole.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.
Originally Posted by Oswald Mosley:
“And Linda lied about Jim calling her an arsehole.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.”
“And Linda lied about Jim calling her an arsehole.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.”
Now watch as some people completely ignore your post which makes perfect sense.
Originally Posted by Oswald Mosley:
“And Linda lied about Jim calling her an arsehole.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.”
“And Linda lied about Jim calling her an arsehole.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.”
Prozacly.
He's vile, he's holding it all in you can really see that. He's being sneaky with his little barbs. Trying to make himself out as the innocent but he wants to blow and let rip.
Originally Posted by SnowStorm86:
“Maybe he was too drunk to remember what he'd said. He did seem kinda out of it.”
“Maybe he was too drunk to remember what he'd said. He did seem kinda out of it.”
He did NOT look out of it at all ... That's not fair
Not an absolute liar as he has been quite upfront unlike Blair.
I think he realised he should not have bought that up but he was cornered by the incessant winging of the dreadful Linda.
That apart, he has been very honest.
I think he realised he should not have bought that up but he was cornered by the incessant winging of the dreadful Linda.
That apart, he has been very honest.
Originally Posted by Oswald Mosley:
“And Linda lied about Jim calling her an arsehole.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.”
“And Linda lied about Jim calling her an arsehole.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.”
Jim lied because he tried to get out of it. This was obvious because of the way he said "did I?" when Luisa told him what he said when they were in the bedroom with the others. Jim trying to diffuse it. That's a laugh.
The truth is that linda is eaten alive by the shame and embarrassment of having been married to a man who stole from someone who as Jim said "was a good friend of ours" and angry that Jim despised the man as a result.
Originally Posted by Oswald Mosley:
“And Linda lied about Jim calling her an arsehole.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.”
“And Linda lied about Jim calling her an arsehole.
The difference was Linda lied to start an argument, Jim lied to try and diffuse it.”
Linda was spoiling for a fight ...that was obvious by her jumping down Jims throat when he asked an innocent question to Luisa ... Who wasn't upset by his question until Linda interfered
Originally Posted by Sun Tzu.:
“Linda made up the arsehole comment. I don't see the big issue here.”
“Linda made up the arsehole comment. I don't see the big issue here.”
And Jim lied about what he said.
Originally Posted by zx50:
“Jim lied because he tried to get out of it. This was obvious because of the way he said "did I?" when Luisa told him what he said when they were in the bedroom with the others. Jim trying to diffuse it. That's a laugh.”
“Jim lied because he tried to get out of it. This was obvious because of the way he said "did I?" when Luisa told him what he said when they were in the bedroom with the others. Jim trying to diffuse it. That's a laugh.”
Linda was provoking him constantly all night, as she has done all series.
Jim finally bit and who can blame him? He was well within his right to say what he did. Linda then pounced on it, played the victim trying to show Jim in a bad light, when his reference to Frank Carson's dressing room is actually very relevant to the reason why she hates Jim so much.
Jim could have destroyed her in this argument, but instead tried his best to diffuse it from the beginning, and has since apologised too, even though it should have been on Linda to apologise.
Originally Posted by Oswald Mosley:
“Linda was provoking him constantly all night, as she has done all series.
Jim finally bit and who can blame him? He was well within his right to say what he did. Linda then pounced on it, played the victim trying to show Jim in a bad light, when his reference to Frank Carson's dressing room is actually very relevant to the reason why she hates Jim so much.
Jim could have destroyed her in this argument, but instead tried his best to diffuse it from the beginning, and has since apologised too, even though it should have been on Linda to apologise.”
“Linda was provoking him constantly all night, as she has done all series.
Jim finally bit and who can blame him? He was well within his right to say what he did. Linda then pounced on it, played the victim trying to show Jim in a bad light, when his reference to Frank Carson's dressing room is actually very relevant to the reason why she hates Jim so much.
Jim could have destroyed her in this argument, but instead tried his best to diffuse it from the beginning, and has since apologised too, even though it should have been on Linda to apologise.”
It's starting to come across that you're a big fan of Jim.
Originally Posted by Oswald Mosley:
“Linda was provoking him constantly all night, as she has done all series.
Jim finally bit and who can blame him? He was well within his right to say what he did. Linda then pounced on it, played the victim trying to show Jim in a bad light, when his reference to Frank Carson's dressing room is actually very relevant to the reason why she hates Jim so much.
Jim could have destroyed her in this argument, but instead tried his best to diffuse it from the beginning, and has since apologised too, even though it should have been on Linda to apologise.”
“Linda was provoking him constantly all night, as she has done all series.
Jim finally bit and who can blame him? He was well within his right to say what he did. Linda then pounced on it, played the victim trying to show Jim in a bad light, when his reference to Frank Carson's dressing room is actually very relevant to the reason why she hates Jim so much.
Jim could have destroyed her in this argument, but instead tried his best to diffuse it from the beginning, and has since apologised too, even though it should have been on Linda to apologise.”
Well said batman....
I have never liked Jim's racist antics but I do not like seeing people picked on.
Linda is scary and an absolute pest.
Originally Posted by Fairy Wings:
“Maybe he did say it & we didn't hear? Jim never denied that he said it?”
“Maybe he did say it & we didn't hear? Jim never denied that he said it?”
I think you'll find that he did.
Originally Posted by Socrotes:
“Well said batman....
I have never liked Jim's racist antics but I do not like seeing people picked on.
Linda is scary and an absolute pest.”
“Well said batman....
I have never liked Jim's racist antics but I do not like seeing people picked on.
Linda is scary and an absolute pest.”
Jim is anything but this. He could easily ignore her if he genuinely didn't want any hassle from her.
Originally Posted by zx50:
“And Jim lied about what he said.”
“And Jim lied about what he said.”
He actually ended up admitting what he said.
So Linda's hatred of Jim stems from the fact that Jim argued with Linda's husband Brian, because he (Brian) stole money from Frank Carson who was a close friend of Jim's. Is that quite fair? Shouldn't Linda's anger be directed at her husband and not Jim?
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