I would liketo see what the forum consensus is on this matter so What say you?

nasty and the fact he continued using her to nominate gail terrible

he knew he did wrong by trying to justify it

I didn't see it as nasty. He was trembling when saying it and asking to see the nice Farrah and not completely dismissing her.

spiteful,nasty, and payback for the row he had with her, oh and because he heard the fans chanting "get farrah out"...shemay have been bad but i think it is in the heat of the moment, not so nasty cold stone spiteful like he was and i hink he enjoyed sticking the knife in in front of everyone...he is not as nice as everyone makes out!.

Nasty. Over the top.

being honest

It was nasty, but I think a lot of anger stemmed from some of the spiteful things she said to him in the argument that he didn't respond to.

So honestly I understand why he was so venomous, can't say I'd have behaved much better.

Calculated and exploitative.

A bit of both.

Nasty, he was abusing her under the guise of sincerity.

She hurt his little man feelings, this was his revenge.

He couldn't leave it, kept going on and on and on until he was satisfied that she snapped.

considering farrahs behavior i think he was honest but i think he took too much time

Honesty - it's no coincidence that nearly everyone else nominated her. She is everything that he said she was. I think he just hadn't said it before because she'd have roared and screamed over him whereas this time she technically wasn't allowed to interrupt him.

Honest. He looked as if he was getting upset himself when he gave the reasons for his nomination. But I agree with what he said about Farrah.

He was being honest. She needed it saying to her.

It was nasty, but I think a lot of anger stemmed from some of the spiteful things she said to him in the argument that he didn't respond to.

So honestly I understand why he was so venomous, can't say I'd have behaved much better.

I think it was a bit of both but more just being honest and venting his thoughts in the appropriate way.

Didn't it always used to be 'state the name of your nomination, giving full and frank reasons for that nomination'.

He did that, named her and then went into detail as to why. Only difference was, it was to her face but then I'd have thought she'd have liked that?!

It was harsh, and quite nasty but I do think it needed to be said and i admire Bobby for doing it calmly where everybody could hear it, including her rather than sniping.

It was no worse than she has said to, and about others.

Unnecessarily nasty, poorly judged and ultimately pointless since no one responds well to that brand of truth-telling.

I mean what exactly was he expecting her reaction to be - 'thank you, Bobby, for helping me grow. I'll try to do better from now on?'

He plainly already realises he went too far judging by his back-tracking to Jenna in the aftermath.

and Farrah isn't

She still did try to scream, shout and abuse but the difference was that BB kept telling her to sit down as they wouldn't have done if it weren't nominations.

That's why he did it then and that is why i think he did it at the right time.

I'm getting really sick of her saying that anybody that 'attacks' her is doing so because they hate or are jealous of women. I don't believe that is true of Bobby or Natasha. They don't like her and 'attack' her because of how she behaves, not because she is a woman.

I actually felt it was more the opposite. Jenna was going around bitching to whoever about how harsh Bobby was. To his face she was pretty nice about hit, hugged him and while she said it was harsh she didn't say it in a serious tone.

Nasty , Sherrie was shocked and said she had seen a side to Bobby never seen before.

Well i'm of the old fashioned view that a man of his age should show a certain amount of restraint when it comes to speaking to a girl of her age. It's not a good look to go in as heavy as he did and scores nil points in the eyes of any man worth his salt.
He went way beyond what was required under the circumstances, irrespective of what had occurred previously.
Perhaps if he had made his views known at the relevant time it would have looked slightly better.
It was all rather vicious and he should thank her for not doing what most her age would have and turned on the waterworks.

It was brilliant and just what she needed to hear. I am fed up with hearing that people like her are entertaining.

Nasty. His choice of words were intended to provoke not help. If he really wanted to help her he would have used less provocative language.

I went with nasty. I think he was emboldened by the crowd, no way would he have said those things if Farrah was being cheered. Like others have said it was calculated and I know Farrah can be mean but he didn't have to "stoop to her level" and assassinate her character for such a long time.