Beginning to think the same. Storm in a teacup. Doesn't change the fact that old lamb chops was gagging for a fight and some sort of scraps to feed to the press though.

Neither have covered themselves in glory. Unfortunately BB all too often these days courts controversy in its choice of HMs, provocative tasks and selection of BOTS panellists. You reap what you sow.

Farrah.. like mother like daughter.

She's got serious mental psychopathic issues. She can't seem to sense others emotions and judge them to calculate how to react. Instead she goes from zero to hundred mph immediately.

Sooner, if not later, shes going to walk in to a situation shes (again) misjudged and say something wrong.

Farrah is like another Kardasian. Making fame out of being foolish. An inflated ego.

There are degrees of physical force people can legally use against each other. There isn't a set 'set of circumstances' that happen all the time. That's why we have a court system and a judge to decide who was right and who was wrong.

Launching something in the general direction of a person, knowing that it could hit someone else in the process is totally irresponsible.

I didn't know who Farrah was really before she came on to CBB. I don't want to know her ever again. As for Jenna Jameson, what an idiot. She's been a trouble causer all through-out CBB. Nobody will be buying her videos now.

Nothing excuses what either of them did. Or, for that matter, what Jenna did (though her part in it still is even less clear than the others').

We don't know what she thought the reaction to her actions would be....I hate it when someone behaves badly and then says I didn't know "X'" would react like that.

Lol

I'm not defending Ash she was wrong to throw wine or whatever, but I don't think she or anyone else could second guess what would happen next.

If you had the power to know what another persons actions would be and the outcome of it all, then maybe folk wouldn't do things in the first place. Unfortunately, it doesn't work like that.

What? Like a physical altercation may result? Get real.

No need to get narky.

I'm just giving an opinion the same as everyone else. You may not agree with it and that's fine but the Get Real isn't called for IMO of course.

So Ash knew Farrah would get physical? Or maybe she just thought Farrah would open her mouth with a tirade of foul language as is the norm and possibly throw her own wine/champers or whatever over Ash.

I know! Up until then, the whole show had been really good fun and Jenna and Janice were having a whale of a time. I thought, this is probably going to be even better than the Final because they were both bright and entertaining and of course they get much longer. I felt sorry for them AND us!

LOL How the moral one has fallen She also has form for threatening violence as didn't she threaten Helen on her Twitter before she went in to the last BB? She also threatened Marc with her Dad

Well something I've learned from BB is that throwing water is assault Who'd have thought BB would give an education in the law so Farrah could press charges technically. As for what she may have done no one seems to be thinking of action leading to a reaction and inevitable escalation. Sure throwing glass is worse if that happened but what did Ais expect from Farrah that she'd just chuck champers back at her and they'd all have a laugh. Farrah humiliated her verbally which lead to Ais angrily throwing her drink and Farrah to throwing a glass seemingly.

Ais is supposedly the veteran, the professional and the older person here but she has degenerated so much since her days in BB. Throwing liquid herself and threatening violence herself She shouldn't have been allowed back on BB let alone BOTS after that in my opinion. I used to really like her but she's just a mess nowadays.

Only a fool would expect anything other than an elevated response when you escalate verbal abuse to physical.

That's my point but I'm referring specifically to when someone chooses to behave badly, with the emphasis on chooses - you've got to be prepared for a reaction, at the very least a negative one.

I doubt that Farrah believed that Aisleyne would instigate anything physical, I believe in America there is such a high rate of legal action being taken that people are generally more careful when the cameras are running. Regardless of Farrah responding I think that premeditation and incitement might come into play here, whereas Farrah's actions were reactionary. Not that I know much about the law but anyone with half a brain would realise that Aisleyne plotted and instigated the entire incident.

Telling Farrah to get a plane and F OFF back home, was so uncalled for and just disgusting really then she initiated the first physical attack. Waste of space she shouldn't be given any importance or any lift, it'll do nothing but quench and further fuel her desperation

Premeditated and instigated by Aisleyne, that shouldn't but has been be overlooked

Oh, absolutely. But I don't think you can second guess exactly what could happen. Otherwise surely if you knew that someone who had nothing to do with the bun fight would get injured, you'd not start any hoohar in the first place.

It went too far and as I've said whilst Ash was wrong to do what she did, she could not know that Vicky would get hurt by Farrah's actions (assuming it was due to Farrah's actions) could she.

You really are being offensive now.

There's nothing that says the glass hit Vicky. It seems instead that a piece of it may have hit Vicky when it broke. However, in Aislyne's version, there's nothing about Vicky being hurt or cut.

^^^^^
This is the silver lining - hopefully she can take Nikki with her !
and Belo too for that matter
#goodriddance

What are you talking about?.
I'm referring to a scenario where two people have an altercation and the thought process that ensues.
Why would you find that offensive?

I took this as being in reference to Aisleyne should have expected a reaction from Farrah...

Yes, not only assault but looking at her (prior) tweet to Nic Mclean she will have a hard time asserting she did not have the required intention. So can't even raise a "defence" that she spontaneously did it ...in addition there is the provocation by trying to rile Farrah who up till then seemed to be ok

Perhaps Aisleyne should have thought about the possible consequences of her actions...or maybe the problem is Aisleyne doesn't think...

In my view because you can't second guess you shouldn't engage in being physical in the first place. Once you cross that line you've opened yourself and others up to be possibly hurt

Basically, saying I didn't know she'd do that is not a defence. Ais assaulted Farrah and anything could result from that.