Why would it matter a jot whether other housemates are amused by her or not?
I'm not going to take my cues on how I should think of a housemate based on how other housemates perceive them.
We're supposed to be the judges of them, it's not like The X Factor where we are expected to get guidance from the judges on what we should think of the contestants.

The housemates weren't amused by her in the David Bowie episode, but then they weren't the viewers and watching it from where we're sitting.

Not offensive exactly, more a humour fail. You seemed very quick to judge and made no allowances whatsoever for the possibility that you might be wrong and that Tiffany (very obviously imo) was being totally tongue in cheek and playing it for laughs.

Instead you choose to see it as a reflection of what she must be like in real life.

Bit quick to judge imo.

Did you ever think that maybe you could be wrong? Maybe she was joking, maybe she wasn't, but she's not exactly doing herself any favours, is she? Didn't she also say she wanted to f*** Jeremy the minute she saw him too...or was it Darren?

Edit... found her comment about Jeremy.

http://www.channel5.com/shows/celebr...y-14-january-3
9:20 - 11:15
(and she wasn't drunk when she said it either, so no one can use that old chestnut)

I believe Scotty T does

Nothing I say indicates bitterness and I rarely mention her. So that's making your remark seem illogical and untruthful.

Why are you so obsessed with carping at me, is it because I called you on your behaviour.
I believe you said you put me on ignore last week so goodness knows how you can see my posts.
So go back to pretending you are ignoring me

11.26pm. Housemates have deicded to play a game of Truth or Dare? HELLO

11.34pm: Scotty T and Tiffany are certainly getting close 💋 💋 💋
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