Plastic cups from now on..

So do I.

The programme (and Channel 5) is not only allowing but encouraging violence to get media attention and viewers. The mentality is disturbing and so is the end result- glass being chucked around like confetti.

I don't see why anyone begrudges Vicki pressing charges, imo she has every right to do so. She agreed to be a panelist on an entertainment show, not be in the middle of a violent brawl which could have ended up far far worse than it was.

This should be a lesson to those in charge at Channel 5 but the fact that they try to encourage outright hostility at best and violence at worst shows a very unprofessional mindset to start with. Only if the police involve themselves way in a significant way will they ever change imo.

Sad but true.

Maybe the breaking glass falling around her at the moment of impact would have given her a clue?

Plastic flutes for their Cava is certainly the way forward!

And non- aggressive guests who can't handle booze. In fact, no booze.

Whoa! I would have credited you with a little more sophistication than to use words even a teenager would baulk at.

Blimey I've read it all now, but out of interest where do you draw the line? A bottle over the head, a chair, a loo seat? I would have thought some common sense would be applied and one can only use proportionate necessary force.


Ah, maybe you're right. I've just read on another thread Helen through a glass over Danielle and was let off with a caution, and was relieved as she could have been done for 'common assault'. Thank goodness some bobbies seem to have a bit more common sense than you do!

Right I'm off to report Lewis Hamilton to plod!

P.S. If you want to chuck drinks I find the best place is when you're sitting near the back of a cinema or theatre. The Hammersmith Apollo has very good sight lines

And straws to try to measure consumption. Head gear and mouth guard. Should be harder to get drunk

That Farrah threw it 'like a discus'

No, you are deflecting from the point i was raising.
You assume incorrectly on so many points:
1. i'm not talking about the "bullshit throwing champagne at someone is not as bad as throwing a glass at someone" i never mentioned that, you assumed.
2. i'm not an "aisleyne apologist" or a "Farrah hater" (by the way you know that calling me or any FM a hater is against the t and cs) again i am neither, that is your erroneous assumption
3. i haven't been "spewing for the last day" either, check my posts
and
4. You STILL haven't answered the point which i asked:

If you threw water or wine at me from 6 - 10 foot away you would be totally cool with me smashing a glass into your head as it would be YOUR fault?

I doubt it. She'll be suing Viacom and endemol. They are ultimately responsible for safety on their set. And that's also where the money is. They'll likely settle out of court as well. In the US we don't have pantomime , we don't have drink throwing. We don't have alcohol on tap for participants and it's illegal to drink alcohol on tv.

Farrah had no way to know that ghetto girl was launching the contents of her drink and not the glass. That doesn't happen here. Even on jerry springer. That show invites loonies and has lots of security personnel on hand on stage because they are responsible for safety on their set.

The fact is ghetto girl made threats on Twitter in advance of the show and it was the producers responsibility to either make clear to her NOT to do that or cancel her appearance. They delayed her entrance in the last BB because of threats made by Helen. Why was she allowed near Farrah?

The only thing Farrah learned is that British celebrities are rude and obnoxious. The people on the streets have been lovely to her, but the so called professionals are rude and delusional. Starting with Natasha though to ghetto girl, they can't manage civility or distinguish between reality and tv.

They should give them some herb, we might get some more interesting comments then too!


Thanks for explaining. I imagine she immediately saw the glass or asked 'what the hell was that?'. Nothing to do with my point though.

And, as I've pointed out a number of times now, she wasn't rushed to hospital - she declined. It's clear from the video interview after a couple of watches, easy to mistake from just the once. I'm one on here who wrongfully assumed she had been as the vid leaps from talking about being told she should go to hospital to her going home, and had been posting that, wrongfully.

Whaaaaat?!

That Judi Dench is a right thug

Lol. I'll try it again.

You or anyone else here confused go out this weekend, pick a random stranger (cause that's all Aisleyne was to Farrah), start shouting at them to "get on a bus & f*ck off home" then throw your drink over them... and when they inevitably get rattled & punch you in the nose try pressing charges against them for assault. By the way make sure the entire incident including the build up is caught on camera so the police have the full context as they do with the Farrah/Aisleyne situation.

Lol lol lol..

. No one smashed a glass on anyone's head. The glass hit the table and the stem hit her on the back of the head allegedly. What with Janice swinging a chair about it wouldn't be a surprise if it was the chair that caused the whiplash and concussion. Vicky would have been bleeding if she has been struck by a glass to the head.

Also no one seems concerned that the champagne went into Jenna's eyes nor has anyone considered that Farrah thought she had launched the glass, as I said we don't do drink throwing at people on tv. We don't do pantomime violence and certainly not on television.

I don't expect anyone on here to see how rudely the local 2 bit celebrities have acted, since many on here are just as bad.

Example?

Yes they were rude - but - it was absolutely no different to any other BOTS - that is how the show is.

That's not an excuse that's just fact. No other 'celeb' has seen fit to throw glasses.

Are you putting a great actress on par with ghetto girl? I rest my delusion case.

Of course it does. The weight of your head being thrown forward or backward in a violent motion causing extension of the vertebrae. Not something that i would consider in the law of physics to be attributable to a wine glass to the head strike.

BIB Half the time they beat crap out of each other. It's like a bar brawl.

Natasha first night. Aggressive bitchy in her face . Emma nasty rude vicious. Bobby cruel calculating vicious. James Jordan, carol and Nicola baying for blood. Vicky asking a question of her then refusing to allow her to answer by continuously talking over her and repeating the question over and over and ghetto girl confrontational, vicious, aggressive and violent.

Brawling is fine throwing water is too aggressive