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Results:is Bobby really sleepwalking or is it fake attention seeking?
real
44 (44.90%)
fake
54 (55.10%)
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is Bobby's sleepwalking genuine or fake?
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Scarlett Berry
16-09-2015
My neighbour, a lovely gentleman in his 60's sleepwalks.

He has actually walked from his house, all the way down his long drive, opens our gates and walks to our front door, rings the bell and stands there in his pj's chatting...usually randon stuff & utter rubbish.

My husband (swearing at length) then brings him home to his long suffering wife.

I don't know if Bobby D is faking it, but I do know that sleepwalkers can negotiate around obstacles and have a conversation of sorts..so who knows
rolergirl
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by viva.espana:
“I'm going with logic here. Could he really be that desperate? It just seems such a pointless thing to do and certainly nothing that will make him more likeable or get him a pass to the final. So it's a fail either way.”

i dont know, i think he thinks people will think "oh Bobby, bless him" and smile endearingly, he even gets in chloe and stevis bed and is laughing, random sleepwalking to me in my opinion, would not mean always getting into another bed. he really is that desperate i believe, and would use any "quirk" to make the british public think hes a "character" or a "hero"..and it is telling that ths hm's who actually like him, and live with him are starting to think it too.
Selena
16-09-2015
Can't really say because I don't know enough on this subject.

The only time we saw it, it didn't look genuine to me, but like I said its not my place to say.
graciemay6
16-09-2015
Very real
The housemates who are saying it's fake are just pointing the finger
strato222
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by rolergirl:
“there has been speculation amongst some hm's its fake and attention seeking
http://www.tellymix.co.uk/reality-tv...#ixzz3lu8H6ToQ”

Genuine. Remember his face after the first time we saw him sleepwalk? That was real confusion not acting.
rolergirl
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by strato222:
“Genuine. Remember his face after the first time we saw him sleepwalk? That was real confusion not acting.”

i do remember and it looked very very fake to me, i just laughed straight out with
erin_p
16-09-2015
On live feed last night it sounded like the girls in the secret house had a better understanding of Bobby's sleep walking having watched him when he was unaware he could be seen.
doormouse
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by Scarlett Berry:
“My neighbour, a lovely gentleman in his 60's sleepwalks.

He has actually walked from his house, all the way down his long drive, opens our gates and walks to our front door, rings the bell and stands there in his pj's chatting...usually randon stuff & utter rubbish.

My husband (swearing at length) then brings him home to his long suffering wife.

I don't know if Bobby D is faking it, but I do know that sleepwalkers can negotiate around obstacles and have a conversation of sorts..so who knows”

Crikey! My old nan used to wander around in her nightgown looking for home, but that was down to alzheimers. I wonder if anyone's ever been involved in an accident while sleepwalking?
doormouse
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by erin_p:
“On live feed last night it sounded like the girls in the secret house had a better understanding of Bobby's sleep walking having watched him when he was unaware he could be seen.”

Ah, that's a good point.
Sasparella
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by Wainy84:
“You can tell. They can look scary and not there in mind. Weird, Hard to explain.
The only thing that throwing me is he looked fairly normal.”

I've seen a couple of people sleepwalking, neither of them did the same thing, you can't pigeonhole it into "if they do this, or don't do that", people have different experiences of it.
strato222
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by erin_p:
“On live feed last night it sounded like the girls in the secret house had a better understanding of Bobby's sleep walking having watched him when he was unaware he could be seen.”

And they're not just trying to use it to get the others to nominate Bobby?
Wainy84
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by Sasparella:
“I've seen a couple of people sleepwalking, neither of them did the same thing, you can't pigeonhole it into "if they do this, or don't do that", people have different experiences of it.”

OK. You are right.
KT_Dog
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by doormouse:
“Crikey! My old nan used to wander around in her nightgown looking for home, but that was down to alzheimers. I wonder if anyone's ever been involved in an accident while sleepwalking?”

Worse than an accident, some sleepwalkers have committed homicide...and even got off with it due to their condition
strato222
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by Sasparella:
“I've seen a couple of people sleepwalking, neither of them did the same thing, you can't pigeonhole it into "if they do this, or don't do that", people have different experiences of it.”

I once was rummaging around in a wardrobe in a B&B looking for the toilet. I never usually sleepwalk, but I was away form home and had had a few drinks.
rolergirl
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by KT_Dog:
“Worse than an accident, some sleepwalkers have committed homicide...and even got off with it due to their condition ”

and rape.
doormouse
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by KT_Dog:
“Worse than an accident, some sleepwalkers have committed homicide...and even got off with it due to their condition ”



You'd feel like utter crap waking up after that wouldn't you!
Wainy84
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by KT_Dog:
“Worse than an accident, some sleepwalkers have committed homicide...and even got off with it due to their condition ”


I know you can fall out of windows and that but didn't know that could happen.
KT_Dog
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by Wainy84:
“
I know you can fall out of windows and that but didn't know that could happen.”

Aye give it a Google, it's scary.
KT_Dog
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by doormouse:
“

You'd feel like utter crap waking up after that wouldn't you!”

Makes you wonder if anyone's ever done it and never even found out they did!
Wainy84
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by KT_Dog:
“Aye give it a Google, it's scary.”

I believe you but think I will give google a miss.
doormouse
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by KT_Dog:
“Makes you wonder if anyone's ever done it and never even found out they did! ”

Freaky! That reminds me of an horrendous dream I had (it still gives me the creeps now) where I killed someone, it was very realistic - I didn't see how I did it but the all pervading knowledge that I'd done it was so vivid. Stayed with me a long time that has. Wish I'd stayed out of this thread now.
KT_Dog
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by doormouse:
“Freaky! That reminds me of an horrendous dream I had (it still gives me the creeps now) where I killed someone, it was very realistic - I didn't see how I did it but the all pervading knowledge that I'd done it was so vivid. Stayed with me a long time that has. Wish I'd stayed out of this thread now.”

Aww sorry actually what your describing is a 'guilt dream' .I've had them myself, it's often over something very innocuous your feeling a tiny bit guilty over and your subconscious manifests it as a more serious crime.
Wainy84
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by doormouse:
“Freaky! That reminds me of an horrendous dream I had (it still gives me the creeps now) where I killed someone, it was very realistic - I didn't see how I did it but the all pervading knowledge that I'd done it was so vivid. Stayed with me a long time that has. Wish I'd stayed out of this thread now.”

Bad dreams can be vivid. I wouldn't worry to much.
Let the anxiety of it flow over you and over time it won't scare you anymore.
doormouse
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by KT_Dog:
“Aww sorry actually what your describing is a 'guilt dream' .I've had them myself, it's often over something very innocuous your feeling a tiny bit guilty over and your subconscious manifests it as a more serious crime.”

Thanks for that, it's a much nicer explanation than the ones I found when I stupidly went looking!!
erin_p
16-09-2015
Originally Posted by strato222:
“And they're not just trying to use it to get the others to nominate Bobby?”

I don't know, Sherrie seemed to agree with them and she is close to Bobby.
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