alicia's annoying habits
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God, she's dreadful isn't she, they must find it tough with living with such a needy, high maintenance person.
Originally Posted by TeganRhan:
“I just wonder how they'd react if one of there children ended up mentally challenged?”
“I just wonder how they'd react if one of there children ended up mentally challenged?”
They must all be mentally challenged, to even appear on CBB.
Katie H stirring again. She doesn't realise that intellect isn't the only measure of a person's worth.
Michelle, defender of the outcasts, in action.
Callum was better when he was invisible.
Hopkins has always been nasty so there's no surprise there.
Callum was better when he was invisible.
Hopkins has always been nasty so there's no surprise there.
Originally Posted by JVS:
“Katie H stirring again. She doesn't realise that intellect isn't the only measure of a person's worth.”
“Katie H stirring again. She doesn't realise that intellect isn't the only measure of a person's worth.”
yes she does. Katie H feels intellect and a BODY being slim is the measure of worth.
thats two things LOL
Why can't they say this stuff to her face? The only way she is ever going to change her habits (which is obviously what they'd prefer) is if they tell her about them!
Very disappointed in Michelle. I actually thought she'd be one of the okay ones. So, lets get this right — Michelle hates anyone speaking negatively of gay people, but she's quite happy to laugh when housemates make fun of another housemate that MIGHT have learning difficulties. Not surprised at Calum anymore. I fully expected it from Hopkins because she's a complete bitch! Very disappointing.
Originally Posted by ChoccyPeanuts:
“you're British, Katie. It's maths, not 'math'.
I've dreaded the day that would catch on.
”
“you're British, Katie. It's maths, not 'math'.
I've dreaded the day that would catch on.
”
When I was a kid the plural of fish was fish, now it's fishes and some dictionaries give the option of both.
It's strange how words change.
Originally Posted by Pete_Lashmar:
“When I was a kid the plural of fish was fish, now it's fishes and some dictionaries give the option of both.
It's strange how words change.”
“When I was a kid the plural of fish was fish, now it's fishes and some dictionaries give the option of both.
It's strange how words change.”
I'm doing a maths course at college right now.
They still call it maths.
Originally Posted by Pete_Lashmar:
“When I was a kid the plural of fish was fish, now it's fishes and some dictionaries give the option of both.
It's strange how words change.”
“When I was a kid the plural of fish was fish, now it's fishes and some dictionaries give the option of both.
It's strange how words change.”
Ok now I'm confused lol
"Look at the fish in the sea" -that's how I'd say it, not look at the fishes in the sea.
BUT
"Severn loaves (I don't think I spelt that right) and fishes" - is how I remember it in the bible.
You've confused me as I use both but never realised!
If it's true that Alicia only learned the alphabet a couple years ago, then she has a severe disability and might not have gotten the education she needed. I can't believe they'd make fun of something like that. Horrible people.
Katie H's nastiness is infectious and seems to be rubbing off on other housemates. Nasty woman.
Michelle is letting me down more and more, I used to like her.
Michelle is letting me down more and more, I used to like her.
Originally Posted by TeganRhan:
“Ok now I'm confused lol
"Look at the fish in the sea" -that's how I'd say it, not look at the fishes in the sea.
BUT
"Severn loaves (I don't think I spelt that right) and fishes" - is how I remember it in the bible.
You've confused me as I use both but never realised!”
“Ok now I'm confused lol
"Look at the fish in the sea" -that's how I'd say it, not look at the fishes in the sea.
BUT
"Severn loaves (I don't think I spelt that right) and fishes" - is how I remember it in the bible.
You've confused me as I use both but never realised!”
Haha, fishes always sounds like such a childish word to me....look at all the fishes
Originally Posted by ChoccyPeanuts:
“you're British, Katie. It's maths, not 'math'.
I've dreaded the day that would catch on.”
“you're British, Katie. It's maths, not 'math'.
I've dreaded the day that would catch on.
”
Me too. Can't bear hearing stages of pregnancy referred to as first/second/third trimester ... no ... you are so many weeks or months pregnant bugger off with your tricrap americanisms.
Originally Posted by Stuart25:
“Why can't they say this stuff to her face? The only way she is ever going to change her habits (which is obviously what they'd prefer) is if they tell her about them!”
“Why can't they say this stuff to her face? The only way she is ever going to change her habits (which is obviously what they'd prefer) is if they tell her about them!”
She may not be able to - hasn't the surgery affected her breathing and sensation in some of her facial muscles?
Originally Posted by Pete_Lashmar:
“Haha, fishes always sounds like such a childish word to me....look at all the fishes”
“Haha, fishes always sounds like such a childish word to me....look at all the fishes
”
Yeah...I'm now wondering if I remember it as Severn loaves and fishes because I was a child lol
Also on the baby point (on my phone , don't know how to multi quote)
Why do midwives say "how's baby?" Why isn't it "how's the baby?" It always kicks in my head when I hear them speak like that.
Originally Posted by cazziekay:
“Me too. Can't bear hearing stages of pregnancy referred to as first/second/third trimester ... no ... you are so many weeks or months pregnant bugger off with your tricrap americanisms.”
“Me too. Can't bear hearing stages of pregnancy referred to as first/second/third trimester ... no ... you are so many weeks or months pregnant bugger off with your tricrap americanisms.”
Winds me up no end.
Originally Posted by Penny Crayon:
“She may not be able to - hasn't the surgery affected her breathing and sensation in some of her facial muscles?”
“She may not be able to - hasn't the surgery affected her breathing and sensation in some of her facial muscles?”
Fair point. If this is the case, the others certainly shouldn't be making fun of it.
Originally Posted by Hazellou:
“She's dyslexic and they feel the need to ridicule her for that? Really pathetic.”
“She's dyslexic and they feel the need to ridicule her for that? Really pathetic.”
Oh come on I get it on here a lot. Apparently my spelling irritates other people. I don't think with her it's just dyslexia. I think having been abused as a child that's got something to do with it, but also...let's be fair...if you are stupid, that's not your fault. Since when has being mentally sub-par been a lifestyle choice. Not meaning Mr.Essex style
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