why did she ask him to vacate his chair when there were other chairs around - closer to the table I guess but nevertheless to say "can I sit there" was a bit rude and he just upped and moved
Dee asking Ricci to move
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Originally Posted by Stellen11:
“Closer to her ash tray?”
“Closer to her ash tray?”
That's initially what I thought until I saw Ricci flick ash into an ashtray right next to the chair he moved to.
I think it was a case of, the adults want to talk, go and sit somewhere else baby! The chair was angled towards Lauren. He didn't like it did he!
Originally Posted by Ste888:
“Imagine someone asking Dee to move out of a chair....Gary for example!”
“Imagine someone asking Dee to move out of a chair....Gary for example!”
She'd tell him he was VERY RUDE !!!
Originally Posted by supergran0606:
“why did she ask him to vacate his chair when there were other chairs around - closer to the table I guess but nevertheless to say "can I sit there" was a bit rude and he just upped and moved”
“why did she ask him to vacate his chair when there were other chairs around - closer to the table I guess but nevertheless to say "can I sit there" was a bit rude and he just upped and moved”
How RUDE ... imagine if a certain other person had have come along and asked for the chair? Oh silly me, I'm forgetting - only Gary is RUDE!
Originally Posted by supergran0606:
“why did she ask him to vacate his chair when there were other chairs around - closer to the table I guess but nevertheless to say "can I sit there" was a bit rude and he just upped and moved”
“why did she ask him to vacate his chair when there were other chairs around - closer to the table I guess but nevertheless to say "can I sit there" was a bit rude and he just upped and moved”
There good with each other's it will have been edited For all we no it could have been the end of a little banter chip a bit out and there you have
Originally Posted by yogacats:
“How RUDE ... imagine if a certain other person had have come along and asked for the chair? Oh silly me, I'm forgetting - only Gary is RUDE!”
“How RUDE ... imagine if a certain other person had have come along and asked for the chair? Oh silly me, I'm forgetting - only Gary is RUDE!”
Really is that not over the top thy are friends We don't see it all
That's not a chair, that's her throne. Imagine how the Queen would feel if she found Prince Charles putting his bum print on the royal seat.
Originally Posted by ruffle:
“Really is that not over the top thy are friends We don't see it all”
“Really is that not over the top thy are friends We don't see it all”
I'm trying to make a point Ruffle, which is, especially after tonight's episode (again) that everybody calls Gary rude for the slightest misdemeanor, yet, barring Audley and Lauren, the rest of them in there are, and have been infinitely more rude than Gary on numerous occasions ........................... but have not been called out as rude.
That chair is "Head of the Table" "The Power Seat"
It's angled to look down onto the other chairs that descend down into the Garden....
It's angled to look down onto the other chairs that descend down into the Garden....
Maybe that's the chair that gives the best viewing point and we all know she has to keep her eye on all the housemates.
Originally Posted by **JennaJ**:
“That chair is "Head of the Table" "The Power Seat"
It's angled to look down onto the other chairs that descend down into the Garden....”
“That chair is "Head of the Table" "The Power Seat"
It's angled to look down onto the other chairs that descend down into the Garden....
”
Yes, she likes that chair - so she can hold court whilst sprinkling the others with her knowledge.
....
Julie Goodyear was another that insisted on 'her seat' whilst in the smoking area. If I recall she used her handbag to stop anyone else from sitting there.
Originally Posted by **JennaJ**:
“That chair is "Head of the Table" "The Power Seat"
It's angled to look down onto the other chairs that descend down into the Garden....”
“That chair is "Head of the Table" "The Power Seat"
It's angled to look down onto the other chairs that descend down into the Garden....
”
Yes - we saw pecking order coming out there and even Plank-ton boy realised.
Originally Posted by MargMck:
“Yes - we saw pecking order coming out there and even Plank-ton boy realised.”
“Yes - we saw pecking order coming out there and even Plank-ton boy realised.”
Yup we really did, quite amusing when you are watching from the other side. Ricci seemed to realise but who knows it might have just been Wind?.....
Originally Posted by Jimmy Connors:
“Yes, she likes that chair - so she can hold court whilst sprinkling the others with her knowledge.
....
Julie Goodyear was another that insisted on 'her seat' whilst in the smoking area. If I recall she used her handbag to stop anyone else from sitting there.”
“Yes, she likes that chair - so she can hold court whilst sprinkling the others with her knowledge.
....
Julie Goodyear was another that insisted on 'her seat' whilst in the smoking area. If I recall she used her handbag to stop anyone else from sitting there.
”
I'm a bit surprised "Resident Psychologist" Judy James hasn't said anything about it...
Hahaha I forgot about Julie actually!...
Originally Posted by Ste888:
“Imagine someone asking Dee to move out of a chair....Gary for example!”
“Imagine someone asking Dee to move out of a chair....Gary for example!”
OMG we wouldnt hear the last of it. He would be a rude nasty vile ignorant git.
The funny thing is they would tell Gary how "rude" he was if he marched up to someone and asked them to vacate their chair so he could sit in it.
Some posters have surmised that 'Dees seat' has the best vantage point for observing exits and entrances in the house..
even his best mate Dee thinks Ricci is a pointless **** and so treats him like the family dog, "off me seat Ricci, be a love and get in your basket" 
Originally Posted by BlackberryGirl:
“Some posters have surmised that 'Dees seat' has the best vantage point for observing exits and entrances in the house..”
“Some posters have surmised that 'Dees seat' has the best vantage point for observing exits and entrances in the house..”
Spot on. If she had sat on the other seat she couldn't see what was going on.
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