Anything to do with knickers - Discuss Here

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Bluebird69

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by Vesna:
“I don't recall anything like that. I saw a bunch of white t shirts and the pink or red thong.

Who takes dirty laundry and puts it on the dining table? You know no matter whose it is...”

I'm appalled!

Surely everyone knows that putting red panties in the white wash is an absolute no-no!

bambii

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by Vesna:
“Do you believe they are all angels and so insanely tidy that it offends their inner soul to see someone drop their clothes on the floor?

I've said already a few times there is a ton of stuff on the bedroom floor : no way is it all Stephanie's.

This lot are extremely clique y and school yard. They've done this from the start, they pick a target and all jump on board. They've done it to John and Tiffany and now Stephanie. So I don't take anything they group say as beyond reproach.

And it's not everyone else in any of these cases that I mentioned or you mentioned. Jeremy Scotty and Tiffany were not on the same page on this matter as the rest of the gang. Not everyone wanted to stone John for daring to nominate Darren. etc...”

I agree about the cliques, however the clothes on the floor has been a consistent complaint from the majority of the housemates...

It's been an issue for most of the series..

The only HM I like are Tiffany and Scotty so I my personal opinion doesn't cloud my judgement.. I'm just basing it on what I saw..

Penelope_Pitst1

24-01-2016

The irony of all of this is that Chalotte Geordie shore Crosby won BB and she pissed the bed drunk. I know which one i find more offputting.

Bb is a popularity contest and if you are well liked you can pretty much get away with murder. Steph isn't well liked so everything she does is an excuse to condemn. Facts or fairness appear to be inconvenient and largely irrelevant.

postit

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by benjamini:
“Harsh, we don't know anything about that so its a bit unfair to comment. I have had two daughters, messy untidy , and two sons , both tidy , but never had this sort of scenario develop. The boys slagged of the girls for their untidiness and messy rooms etc. but personal comments about their underwear would have been beyond the scale of acceptable banter.
I know nothing about her home circumstances so unfair to slag mother . What about father ? Is he exonerated ?”

It's mother who impresses upon her daughters to keep themselves 'tidy'. It should be ingrained on young girls to clean up after themselves. Good grief, I'd whale the tar out of my daughter if she left crusty panties on the floor, even if no member of the family were ever to come across them, let alone strangers

Vesna

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by bambii:
“I agree about the cliques, however the clothes on the floor has been a consistent complaint from the majority of the housemates...

It's been an issue for most of the series..

The only HM I like are Tiffany and Scotty so I my personal opinion doesn't cloud my judgement.. I'm just basing it on what I saw..”

When you say majority who exactly do you count in that majority?
When you say most who do you count as most?

Danniella has been the most vocal. Gemma has also piped in to back her up and Megan was in there when it was her clothes that Steph had just left on the floor wet which I agreed was wrong but not exactly a capital crime.

But I haven't heard it from Jeremy, Stephanie, Tiffany, John, Darren, Scotty T, David or Angie when they were there.

gelefsky

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by postit:
“In my view, it's Stephanie's mother who should be feeling ashamed right now. Her parenting skills (or lack thereof) leave a lot to be desired.”

Oh come on

benjamini

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by postit:
“It's mother who impresses upon her daughters to keep themselves 'tidy'. It should be ingrained on young girls to clean up after themselves. Good grief, I'd whale the tar out of my daughter if she left crusty panties on the floor, even if no member of the family were ever to come across them, let alone strangers ”

Haha, they have both grownup to embrace the a life of laundry .

tho tho as mummy I get to clean one daughters oven regularly

Bluebird69

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by lynwood3:
“Do you mean the bathroom floor?

There is not and never has been a washing basket in the Big Brother house”

Originally Posted by What name??:
“It's the BB house FFS. They don't have a washing basket”

So where are the housemates supposed to leave their dirty laundry, then? Because absolutely nobody washes every single item of worn clothing, the moment they stop wearing it.

It surely couldn't be a ploy by BB to cause tension, could it?

Originally Posted by benjamini:
“I know nothing about her home circumstances so unfair to slag mother . What about father ? Is he exonerated ?”

Yes, what would he know on the subject? Men are exonerated from needing to put their smelly boxers into a laundry basket - just ask anybody who co-habits with one!

(jokingbutnotreally)

erin_p

24-01-2016

Stephanie Davis’ knickers aren’t the most disgusting thing about Celebrity Big Brother
http://metro.co.uk/2016/01/24/stepha...other-5641533/

bambii

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by Vesna:
“When you say majority who exactly do you count in that majority?
When you say most who do you count as most?

Danniella has been the most vocal. Gemma has also piped in to back her up and Megan was in there when it was her clothes that Steph had just left on the floor wet which I agreed was wrong but not exactly a capital crime.

But I haven't heard it from Jeremy, Stephanie, Tiffany, John, Darren, Scotty T, David or Angie when they were there.”

If you go back to megans flip out it started with John talking about Stephanie leaving her shit at her arse, she was shouting... why don't you say it to her face... that's how long it's been going on..

benjamini

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by erin_p:
“Stephanie Davis’ knickers aren’t the most disgusting thing about Celebrity Big Brother
http://metro.co.uk/2016/01/24/stepha...other-5641533/”

Feeling vindicate by that stance, totally agree with it. Shame on John and the guys and gals in there and indeed on here .

Penelope_Pitst1

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by benjamini:
“Feeling vindicate by that stance, totally agree with it. Shame on John and the guys and gals in there and indeed on here .”

100 per cent!

honeythewitch

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by benjamini:
“Haha, they have both grownup to embrace the a life of laundry . tho tho as mummy I get to clean one daughters oven regularly”

Please adopt me and do mine.

foxyred

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by amelia_lee:
“I think it was an awful situation and Megan was right, that they should have been put away as it just wasn't fair. But it was easy for them all to feel a bit humiliated as nobody would then want to admit to them being theirs.
I know I would feel awful. However I like to think I would remove them and put them elsewhere for claiming, instead of shaming. It's fine to leave clothes and stuff, but that's personal and men do not understand (especially two gay men) what happens for women either.

I found it all distasteful and unfair to Steph, who they all knew who it was, as she leaves her stuff everywhere.”

Why would they think it was her when she said enough times they weren't hers?

Salv*

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by lynwood3:
“Do you mean the bathroom floor?

There is not and never has been a washing basket in the Big Brother house”

I was pretty sure back in the early days there was a basket where people would put their laundry before hand washing it (before they used to wash it in the bath). I thought I remembered seeing a basket in BB6 when that huge Science and Orlaith row happened as I recall they were initially rowing outside.

gelefsky

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by foxyred:
“Why would they think it was her when she said enough times they weren't hers?”

You could hear them say early on something like "I bet it's Steph's"...

Salv*

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by honeythewitch:
“So first she said the knickers were not hers, then she said they were. First she said she had "problems down there", then she said it was because she was "horny"?
The poor girl seems to say the first thing that comes to mind.”

I don't like Steph but I understand why she denied it at first. She probably would have told the truth if someone quietly asked.. it's the fact they all brought it to attention. In denial because she was embarrassed. If it was me I'd be so embarrassed that I would still be denying it now

Salv*

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by postit:
“In my view, it's Stephanie's mother who should be feeling ashamed right now. Her parenting skills (or lack thereof) leave a lot to be desired.”

That's very harsh. Surely the majority of mothers should be ashamed because a majority of sons and daughters go out and do stupid stuff. I'm not sure if your a parent but if you are then how would you like it if someone says your a terrible parent due to your child (teen or young adult) was seen cheating on someone or doing something bad? Not great I imagine. If you do have a son or daughter Stephs age (or mine as I'm the same age), it's quite likely they have done a few stupid things when they are away from home

gelefsky

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by bobbyd:
“I thought BB were out of order at first but then seeing the reactions on here it's in keeping with the social experiment. Some people have an awkward joke, to some it's a revelation, to some it's a chance to offer biological explanations and others don't want to discuss it and some of them even want to stop others even talking about it.

I wonder if Steph had gone to the diary room and asked for them not to put it in the show - would they have agreed ?

To the OP I think John and the girls were showing bullying behaviour. It'll be interesting to see how they explain themselves.”

Great post

honeythewitch

24-01-2016

it is a bit different if there is full live feed and absolutely everything is shown, but editing it into forty minutes means that picking and choosing what is shown and what is hidden is unfair at best and bullying at worst.

amelia_lee

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by Salv*:
“That's very harsh. Surely the majority of mothers should be ashamed because a majority of sons and daughters go out and do stupid stuff. I'm not sure if your a parent but if you are then how would you like it if someone says your a terrible parent due to your child (teen or young adult) was seen cheating on someone or doing something bad? Not great I imagine. If you do have a son or daughter Stephs age (or mine as I'm the same age), it's quite likely they have done a few stupid things when they are away from home”

Is her mother in the picture? She mentions her father, I've not heard her say much about her mother.
She could have been raised by her father anyway, why automatically blame a mother.

erin_p

24-01-2016

John Partridge disgusted after finding Stephanie's knickers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdJaLhUkWGY

benjamini

24-01-2016

Originally Posted by erin_p:
“John Partridge disgusted after finding Stephanie's knickers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdJaLhUkWGY”

Looks very rehearsed . Who'd have thought it ?

Jules_Thornley

24-01-2016

John was out of order egging peeps on to 'name and shame'. He just confirmed in my head what a nasty manipulative person he is. I was willing to give him benefit of the doubt - not now.

As for Steph. She is just a prize plonker. Quick to blame everyone but herself. I feel sorry for her - that she seems so oblivious to her naive hypocrisy.

Flora_McDonald

24-01-2016

What a lot of rubbish in that article. If someone leaves a used condom around, everyone is grossed out by it. The issue has nothing to do with women and their emissions. It's about cleaning up after yourself and having respect for other people.

Furthermore, Stephanie herself said she has "problems down there" at the moment, so people don't even realise what the HMs were looking at. She probably has thrush.

Why do I always read these threads when I'm eating??? With any luck it'll help me lose a bit of weight.

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