http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/0..._n_219088.html

I think Perez could get into an argument with a lamp post. He evidently has "issues"

Alexander, when he first went in said about a house mate not speaking to him and it turned out to be Perez. Perez has been saying that Alexander would be the first one out, which did not happen. Then he was goading Alexander. Together with his comments about Will.I.Am, I wonder if Perez has a problem with talented American singers, who happen to be male and what else do Will.I.Am and Alexander have in common? Or is it just Perez and his games of manipulation?

Didn't Perez used to try and "out" will.i.am all the time? Pretty sure he also had a weird obsession with insulting Fergie for a while as well.

Perez is a knob.

Alexander had a go at him before all this happened.

When they show newspaper headlines to the Housemates, they should include this one.

Oh they definitely should.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJPsTuRyQ-E

Oh dear, not only did he rant and rave like an idiot, he called someone else a faggot and say he didn't like drama??? Plus says he doesn't need or ask for fame/attention etc...I do worry he's properly in need of a psychiatric assessment. Honestly would never believe or trust a word that comes out of his mouth

Will's reply https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01Rui_nlpc4

I don't ever excuse the use of the F word. But when Gay men use the turn between each other, as with other such words within communities, it is emphatically NOT the same as when someone outside that community uses it against one of them.

Not true.

If a word is used in jest between friends then fair play. But when you use it against anyone in a malicious or vindictive manner it shouldn't matter whether they are part of the same 'community'. Is there a rule book somewhere which specifies what is acceptable or should it not be a case of don't say to others something which you wouldn't want said to you?

True.

But Perez using it as a slur towards a heterosexual man is not the same thing.

perez gets up to all sorts of nasty things

The one positive watching this video does show me though is that he's not putting on an act for the show, he's an idiot and publicity seeking machine outside of the house too. Well consistency can be considered a strong point, just a shame in his case it's consistently horrible

LOL....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcJ9jUjGdF4

http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/newre...ply&p=76506774

I disagree completely. For me, the context behind the use of the word (or other slurs, be they homophobic, racist or whatever else) will always matter most. If a word is said in jest between two friends, it's said in jest. If it's said maliciously, your race, gender, sexuality etc is irrelevant, it's still malicious.

So?? Did he say it on the show? If the answer is no, then your point is irrelevant. Thrown out.