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Helen is such a controlling pain in the a**e
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jp761
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by wotnot:
“I've no doubt she is controlling and loud/foul mouthed and argumentative but Ashleigh admitted to having an evil plan to manipulate the others into going against Ash, we can't rewrite history. Helen has now done the same albeit in a more confrontational way but it's really no different.”

She called it that yes , but actually said it "feels" like that. All the other three wen't along with her though majority ruled. Avoiding everything going Helen's way for a change.
AOTB
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by jp761:
“One objector ? Were you listening it wasn't just Mark objecting. So to always shout and domineer the loudest is a good thing then ? Get your way at all costs.”

I said 'more than' one (well technically I made a typo and said 'more that one' but I'm sure anyone who knows their onions would have worked it out.

It's not a case who who shouts loudest, it's a case of who won though for their friend, especially against what looked like insurmountable odds. What a good and admirable thing to do, to really put your neck on the line and stick up for your pal.

Helen- great friend.

Chris and Mark?- not so much.
unclekevo
22-07-2014
Chris should have spoken up and said he wanted Ashleigh to go but that doesn't justify Helen being domineering and trying to get her own way
jp761
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by AOTB:
“I said 'more than' one (well technically I made a typo and said 'more that one' but I'm sure anyone who knows their onions would have worked it out.

It's not a case who who shouts loudest, it's a case of who won though for their friend, especially against that looked like insurmountable odds. What a good and admireable thing to do, to really out your neck on the line and stick up for your pal.

Helen- great friend.

Chris and Mark?- not so much.”

Now't to do with onions i shouldn't really be on here right now so read wrong too lol As for the rest already said my opinion on it. If you think win at all costs then , ok fair enough then.
Radical Joe
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by unclekevo:
“Chris should have spoken up and said he wanted Ashleigh to go but that doesn't justify Helen being domineering and trying to get her own way”

why should she need to justify trying to get her own way???

it should be Chris and anyone supporting him justifying why he sat back, said diddly squat, and allowed Helen to get her own way.

Why has it taken this down down the line for anyone to even acknowledge his timidity there? I can't help but feel that people here are reluctant to criticise Chris even when they knows he's wrong, so they turn on more easier targets instead.
AOTB
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by jp761:
“Now't to do with onions i shouldn't really be on here right now so read wrong too lol As for the rest already said my opinion on it. If you think win at all costs then , ok fair enough then.”

I like to employ a 'win at all costs' mentality to my DS posting style. Way more fun that way.

Losing is for wimps right?
jp761
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by AOTB:
“I like to employ a 'win at all costs' mentality to my DS posting style. Way more fun that way.

Losing is for wimps right? ”

No not when you could include things such as bullying and dictating into the term "at all costs"
Penny Crayon
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by jp761:
“Now't to do with onions i shouldn't really be on here right now so read wrong too lol As for the rest already said my opinion on it. If you think win at all costs then , ok fair enough then.”


Is it winning at all costs

There was a party - Helen doesn't like Ashleigh and didn't really want her there (understandable) - she would rather have had Ash there.

She argued her point loudly - Mark conceded.

What this 'at all costs' business? No one died ...........poor little Ashleigh didn't go to the party that's all.
Sues
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by purplesky:
“She is an unedifying example of a slightly mentally challenged Northern lass, who squeezes her personality brutally to give the illusion of intelligence.

Alongside that, she typifies the school bully who groomed her hareem in such a way as to carry out her bidding at the flick of a finger or the nod of a head.

All the while she is able to fool those in power. An expert manipulator of those beneath and above herself with her charisma.

How on earth did she get a pass to the final? Using all her powers, she had already conned Pauline without even trying.

Some might say an amazing housemate, others might think an unpleasant specimen of humanity or indeed, anywhere between those 2 points.. ”

What a load of twaddle!
jp761
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by Penny Crayon:
“Is it winning at all costs

There was a party - Helen doesn't like Ashleigh and didn't really want her there (understandable) - she would rather have had Ash there.

She argued her point loudly - Mark conceded.

What this 'at all costs' business? No one died ...........poor little Ashleigh didn't go to the party that's all.”

It's winning by controlling and dictating. Yeah some of them should stand up to her more but hey that's not something many could do. All costs as in as far as anyone can go on BB obviously.
Sues
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by Radical Joe:
“So that amounts to three vs two then. let's not overegg the pudding here.

I've got no problem at all with Helen arguing for who she wanted at the party. why would I? that would be an incredibly childish and petty thing to do, just because I didn't agree with the choice. And if people have a problem with the fact that Helen got her way over the 'majority', well, erm...have a go at the majority for allowing her to get her way. But then, that doesn't fit the agenda either, does it, not when the beloved Chris was among their number - at least in person if not in spirit. I noticed Mark and Winston calling for Ashleigh, but not a whimper from Chris. He seemed more content to watch Helen get her way just so as he could have a royal whinge about her getting her way behind her back.

I also didn't notice many people attacking Helen here having a go at Ashleigh for trying to ensure Ash was on the eviction ticket a few weeks back, despite being in the minority. Indeed, people thought it was great that she got her own way there.”

Good points.
Rikki65
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by purplesky:
“She is an unedifying example of a slightly mentally challenged Northern lass, who squeezes her personality brutally to give the illusion of intelligence.

Alongside that, she typifies the school bully who groomed her hareem in such a way as to carry out her bidding at the flick of a finger or the nod of a head.

All the while she is able to fool those in power. An expert manipulator of those beneath and above herself with her charisma.

How on earth did she get a pass to the final? Using all her powers, she had already conned Pauline without even trying.

Some might say an amazing housemate, others might think an unpleasant specimen of humanity or indeed, anywhere between those 2 points.. ”


And only the people she dislikes are capable of "show their true colours". Are they colourless, her included?
AOTB
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by jp761:
“No not when you could include things such as bullying and dictating into the term "at all costs" ”

True and good point, but seeing as I get accused of all sorts of made up nonsense on here as it is, we might as well chuck in bullying, dictating or anything else into the mix whilst we're at it!.
sanfran1
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by Radical Joe:
“Helen likes Ash. Helen doesn't like Ashleigh. Helen chooses Ash over Ashleigh shocker.

honestly, you have no valid argument with this thread. What exactly is your issue here? That Helen chose Ash? That Helen didn't choose Ashleigh? That helen managed to get her choice chosen? Seriously, on what grounds do you have a valid reason to complain about anything other than the fact that Ashleigh's supposed friend Chris did nothing to advance her case there?

If I think someone has a reasonable argument I'll listen to it, but it's clear that this is no more than Ashleigh fans getting peed off that her nemesis didn't choose her.

Boo hoo.

I've yet to come across someone here who'd acknowledged that they support or dislike a HM based on their geography, but I know it happens. and it kinda devalues their views, to my mind.”

Originally Posted by Radical Joe:
“Who cars less about the reasoning she gave? I think we can both agree on the fact that she prefers Ash to Ashleigh, so it should hardly come as a surprise that she would want Ash to go to the party over Ashleigh. And what sort opf baby would hold it against her that she would want her friend there over someone who she knows bitches about her?

It's one thing to be upset that the sainted Ashleigh wasn't taken to the ball, but some people just need to suck it up instead of looking for people to blame all the time.



Well, that;s certainly not been my experience, although when I said 'Northern Irelend' I was, in general, referring to people who live in Northern Ireland yet identify themselves as Irish - much like Ashleigh herself.

It's a similar pattern through BB history. Noirin, Hazel and Keevah all enjoyed a higher proportion of support from Irish FMs than elsewhere IMO. And I'm not a fan of people supporting someone on the basis of where they're from. It just negates any view they have for me.”

I'm sure they're bothered that you don't respect their views
Of course you can't be accused of the same thing because you decline to say where you're from.
Janette800
22-07-2014
Beats the hell out of me how anyone can admire or defend someone like Helen.....like Ashs mother said (don't bring her home for tea) pity he didn't take her advice and distance himself from the disgusting woman
JayUK69
22-07-2014
I can't blame her really. Who else would she want at the party? Ash who she knows will have a good time with everyone, or sour faced Ashleigh who will just be a Debbie Downer and ruin it for everyone. No competition really.
diesels hummin
22-07-2014
Helen is a self centred loudmouthed bully. Mark is a wimp for giving in to her and Chris is spineless for not standing up for anything or anyone then or at any other time.
strato222
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by big_erm:
“EXACTLY ...

Why would you wanna party with somebody that your not friendly with ?
Its likes me picking the office geek at work to party with because they work harder .. NOOOOO id defo be picking my friend ..”

This thread is about Helen being controlling. Amongst the winning team, Ashleigh was a popular choice, but Helen controlled the situation to get her way. As soon as inviting Ash was mentioned, Hellen shouted "we've deciced, Big Brother". I HATE her.
JayUK69
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by strato222:
“This thread is about Helen being controlling. Amongst the winning team, Ashleigh was a popular choice, but Helen controlled the situation to get her way. As soon as inviting Ash was mentioned, Hellen shouted "we've deciced, Big Brother". I HATE her.”

Yet when Ashleigh controlled the girl power save from eviction discussion, she was hailed a hero. She is just as controlling as Helen, both nasgy bitches who want their own way.
momoriro
22-07-2014
Well I suppose in context Ash is Helish's groupie.
strato222
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by JayUK69:
“Yet when Ashleigh controlled the girl power save from eviction discussion, she was hailed a hero. She is just as controlling as Helen, both nasgy bitches who want their own way.”

Ashleigh didn't get to save three of her choice. In the beginning, a shortlist of just Helen's friends was drawn up. Ashleigh managed to get just ONE of her friends on the list.
JayUK69
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by strato222:
“Ashleigh didn't get to save three of her choice. In the beginning, a shortlist of just Helen's friends was drawn up. Ashleigh managed to get just ONE of her friends on the list.”

It doesn't matter. She still controlled the discussion around the table, controlled Jale and Kim along with Danielle when they were plotting in the bedroom. Total double standards from Ashleigh stans as usual
patsylimerick
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by Radical Joe:
“Helen likes Ash. Helen doesn't like Ashleigh. Helen chooses Ash over Ashleigh shocker.

honestly, you have no valid argument with this thread. What exactly is your issue here? That Helen chose Ash? That Helen didn't choose Ashleigh? That helen managed to get her choice chosen? Seriously, on what grounds do you have a valid reason to complain about anything other than the fact that Ashleigh's supposed friend Chris did nothing to advance her case there?

If I think someone has a reasonable argument I'll listen to it, but it's clear that this is no more than Ashleigh fans getting peed off that her nemesis didn't choose her.

Boo hoo.

I've yet to come across someone here who'd acknowledged that they support or dislike a HM based on their geography, but I know it happens. and it kinda devalues their views, to my mind.”

Hmmm. So do you completely rule out the possibility of someone liking a housemate for their personality, rather than the geography, if they happen to share an island with them?

For example, I like Ashleigh. I'm from Cork (which is possibly closer to wherever you are and certainly closer to London than Derry). So is my view automatically 'devalued' because I'm clearly Irish? That's a nonsense argument, surely?

In the past, I have liked Irish housemates; certainly; but I've disliked more than I've liked. Brian D and Anna are among my top four (the other two are Aaron, Ben Duncan) of all time. So you probably deduce that's because they're Irish. But it's not that simple, is it? Because Brian D and Anna are among many BB fans top 4.

Equally, I didn't particularly like Keeva, didn't like Mary, couldn't stand Orlaith, Conor or Spiral and was ambivalent about Noirin. I liked Hazel and championed both Hazel and Keeva on here because I so strongly disliked both Gina and Josie who seemed to take particularly against them.

I will say this, good looking Irish women - Noirin, Keeva, Orlaith, Hazel and now Ashleigh really do seem to get a particularly vociferous and vicious kind of hate on DS.

I've more or less stopped posting this year because my favourites are Christopher, Chris and Ashleigh (in that order). Chris and Christopher are barely discussed; it's all about Ashleigh, who gets right up the noses of a very vocal minority of posters for some reason.

Because I'm Irish, it's assumed that's the only reason I'm supporting her. So there's not much point. Can you see where I'm coming from?
sanfran1
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by patsylimerick:
“Hmmm. So do you completely rule out the possibility of someone liking a housemate for their personality, rather than the geography, if they happen to share an island with them?

For example, I like Ashleigh. I'm from Cork (which is possibly closer to wherever you are and certainly closer to London than Derry). So is my view automatically 'devalued' because I'm clearly Irish? That's a nonsense argument, surely?

In the past, I have liked Irish housemates; certainly; but I've disliked more than I've liked. Brian D and Anna are among my top four (the other two are Aaron, Ben Duncan) of all time. So you probably deduce that's because they're Irish. But it's not that simple, is it? Because Brian D and Anna are among many BB fans top 4.

Equally, I didn't particularly like Keeva, didn't like Mary, couldn't stand Orlaith, Conor or Spiral and was ambivalent about Noirin. I liked Hazel and championed both Hazel and Keeva on here because I so strongly disliked both Gina and Josie who seemed to take particularly against them.

I will say this, good looking Irish women - Noirin, Keeva, Orlaith, Hazel and now Ashleigh really do seem to get a particularly vociferous and vicious kind of hate on DS.

I've more or less stopped posting this year because my favourites are Christopher, Chris and Ashleigh (in that order). Chris and Christopher are barely discussed; it's all about Ashleigh, who gets right up the noses of a very vocal minority of posters for some reason.

Because I'm Irish, it's assumed that's the only reason I'm supporting her. So there's not much point. Can you see where I'm coming from?”

Your complete post is very well put Patsy, IMO.
I doubt you'll get any response from the poster.
purplesky
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by Sues:
“What a load of twaddle!”

Helen?
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