He's a very spiteful guy.
Why is Christian Clarke always so ready to get a lynch mob together?
Originally Posted by DUNDEEBOY:
“John that's the name of his eastenders character”
“John that's the name of his eastenders character”
Lol, he is spiteful though.
Originally Posted by Dee_110:
“He's a very spiteful guy.”
“He's a very spiteful guy.”
If he is spiteful then what is tiffany. She lied about what she was told, she called angie an old bitch and only apologised at the very last minute to save herself a bit of face. Put everything in perspective i say.
See how easy it is to make a mistake guys? So sorry.
Just like when Angie said "David's dead" Tiffany screamed saying "No, no. David's not dead" (now remember here that David didn't feel well and had gone for a lie down). Angie said "Yes!" Tiffany thought she said "Gest".............And well you know the rest!
Just like when Angie said "David's dead" Tiffany screamed saying "No, no. David's not dead" (now remember here that David didn't feel well and had gone for a lie down). Angie said "Yes!" Tiffany thought she said "Gest".............And well you know the rest!
That's what I noticed in tonight's show.
The first time when he said people learn to move on he himself said that the solution was that Tiffany must go. But when he approached Tiffany he said that it was everyone else who wanted her to go.
The second time Christopher, although he meant well, made a hash up of it and told the group that Tiffany wants to have dinner with them and clear the air. Of course it was Christopher who put the idea to Tiffany, and well just made a balls up of it. But of course it was John who was the person who immediately put the block on that and told Christopher that nobody wants to do that.
Again, he went into the garden and told Tiffany that it was everyone else who didn't want to go along with the idea (which was Christopher's anyway).
He likes to play the act of being Mr. Reasonable but I can see how he is often the one who encourages negativity against other people, but then acts all reasonable and objective as though it's everyone else who has the problem.
The first time when he said people learn to move on he himself said that the solution was that Tiffany must go. But when he approached Tiffany he said that it was everyone else who wanted her to go.
The second time Christopher, although he meant well, made a hash up of it and told the group that Tiffany wants to have dinner with them and clear the air. Of course it was Christopher who put the idea to Tiffany, and well just made a balls up of it. But of course it was John who was the person who immediately put the block on that and told Christopher that nobody wants to do that.
Again, he went into the garden and told Tiffany that it was everyone else who didn't want to go along with the idea (which was Christopher's anyway).
He likes to play the act of being Mr. Reasonable but I can see how he is often the one who encourages negativity against other people, but then acts all reasonable and objective as though it's everyone else who has the problem.
Originally Posted by DUNDEEBOY:
“John that's the name of his eastenders character”
“John that's the name of his eastenders character”
This isn't Eastenders and he hasn't been in the series for quite a while.
Originally Posted by jeanoj:
“This isn't Eastenders and he hasn't been in the series for quite a while.”
“This isn't Eastenders and he hasn't been in the series for quite a while.”
and I don't watch soaps
Originally Posted by Alrightmate:
“That's what I noticed in tonight's show.
The first time when he said people learn to move on he himself said that the solution was that Tiffany must go. But when he approached Tiffany he said that it was everyone else who wanted her to go.
The second time Christopher, although he meant well, made a hash up of it and told the group that Tiffany wants to have dinner with them and clear the air. Of course it was Christopher who put the idea to Tiffany, and well just made a balls up of it. But of course it was John who was the person who immediately put the block on that and told Christopher that nobody wants to do that.
Again, he went into the garden and told Tiffany that it was everyone else who didn't want to go along with the idea (which was Christopher's anyway).
He likes to play the act of being Mr. Reasonable but I can see how he is often the one who encourages negativity against other people, but then acts all reasonable and objective as though it's everyone else who has the problem.”
“That's what I noticed in tonight's show.
The first time when he said people learn to move on he himself said that the solution was that Tiffany must go. But when he approached Tiffany he said that it was everyone else who wanted her to go.
The second time Christopher, although he meant well, made a hash up of it and told the group that Tiffany wants to have dinner with them and clear the air. Of course it was Christopher who put the idea to Tiffany, and well just made a balls up of it. But of course it was John who was the person who immediately put the block on that and told Christopher that nobody wants to do that.
Again, he went into the garden and told Tiffany that it was everyone else who didn't want to go along with the idea (which was Christopher's anyway).
He likes to play the act of being Mr. Reasonable but I can see how he is often the one who encourages negativity against other people, but then acts all reasonable and objective as though it's everyone else who has the problem.”
I agree.
IMO though, Tiffany is a massive drama queen and made far too much of that, but John has really disappointed me, he makes some really good points but fails to follow them himself.
Originally Posted by Alrightmate:
“That's what I noticed in tonight's show.
The first time when he said people learn to move on he himself said that the solution was that Tiffany must go. But when he approached Tiffany he said that it was everyone else who wanted her to go.
The second time Christopher, although he meant well, made a hash up of it and told the group that Tiffany wants to have dinner with them and clear the air. Of course it was Christopher who put the idea to Tiffany, and well just made a balls up of it. But of course it was John who was the person who immediately put the block on that and told Christopher that nobody wants to do that.
Again, he went into the garden and told Tiffany that it was everyone else who didn't want to go along with the idea (which was Christopher's anyway).
He likes to play the act of being Mr. Reasonable but I can see how he is often the one who encourages negativity against other people, but then acts all reasonable and objective as though it's everyone else who has the problem.”
“That's what I noticed in tonight's show.
The first time when he said people learn to move on he himself said that the solution was that Tiffany must go. But when he approached Tiffany he said that it was everyone else who wanted her to go.
The second time Christopher, although he meant well, made a hash up of it and told the group that Tiffany wants to have dinner with them and clear the air. Of course it was Christopher who put the idea to Tiffany, and well just made a balls up of it. But of course it was John who was the person who immediately put the block on that and told Christopher that nobody wants to do that.
Again, he went into the garden and told Tiffany that it was everyone else who didn't want to go along with the idea (which was Christopher's anyway).
He likes to play the act of being Mr. Reasonable but I can see how he is often the one who encourages negativity against other people, but then acts all reasonable and objective as though it's everyone else who has the problem.”
Spot on observations, John certainly does have some disagreeable character flaws.
Originally Posted by Dee_110:
“See how easy it is to make a mistake guys? So sorry.
Just like when Angie said "David's dead" Tiffany screamed saying "No, no. David's not dead" (now remember here that David didn't feel well and had gone for a lie down). Angie said "Yes!" Tiffany thought she said "Gest".............And well you know the rest!”
“See how easy it is to make a mistake guys? So sorry.
Just like when Angie said "David's dead" Tiffany screamed saying "No, no. David's not dead" (now remember here that David didn't feel well and had gone for a lie down). Angie said "Yes!" Tiffany thought she said "Gest".............And well you know the rest!
”
BIB - EXACTLY!!!
