Get Jason out he's so boring and the biggest game player in there!
Get fake Jason out!!
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If it wasn't for Charlie we'd never know he's in there.
Same can be said about Charlie.
So you could be cynical and say they're only in there for each other. and they're boring.
Same can be said about Charlie.
So you could be cynical and say they're only in there for each other. and they're boring.
Originally Posted by Ryeboy123:
“Get Jason out he's so boring and the biggest game player in there!”
“Get Jason out he's so boring and the biggest game player in there!”
I agree.....I am sick of him...and im beginning to think Charlie is not wrong about him
Originally Posted by scottishmag:
“I agree.....I am sick of him...and im beginning to think Charlie is not wrong about him”
“I agree.....I am sick of him...and im beginning to think Charlie is not wrong about him”
As far as I am concerned he knew she was going to be in the 'Others' house or at very least she was coming in to it at some point. How? When he first saw her he not only mentioned it in a conversation with her but also with other housemates stating it was a dream of hers to be in the BB house. If it was a dream of hers then why would he choose to go on the show then knowing it was HER dream? Unless as I said....he knew she was on there!! They both bore me!
Originally Posted by Ryeboy123:
“Get Jason out he's so boring and the biggest game player in there!”
“Get Jason out he's so boring and the biggest game player in there!”
i agree, ever sense his nomination of Laura I see through him.
Each time I watch the show, it convinces me more and more that Jason is pretending to be someone that he isn't. I think he and Charlie have something on each other and both are repressing their true colours (Jason more so).
Originally Posted by Spidey1:
“If it wasn't for Charlie we'd never know he's in there.
Same can be said about Charlie.
So you could be cynical and say they're only in there for each other. and they're boring.”
“If it wasn't for Charlie we'd never know he's in there.
Same can be said about Charlie.
So you could be cynical and say they're only in there for each other. and they're boring.”
Sorry but if Charlie wasnt in there we may see more of Jason, hes frightened to say anything or move cos she thinks she owns him, the bunny boiler needs to go.She is vile.
Originally Posted by Ryeboy123:
“Get Jason out he's so boring and the biggest game player in there!”
“Get Jason out he's so boring and the biggest game player in there!”
And what do you base these words of wisdom on? I like Jason and think he has the patience of a saint with the bunny boiler!
Originally Posted by sheils1:
“Sorry but if Charlie wasnt in there we may see more of Jason, hes frightened to say anything or move cos she thinks she owns him, the bunny boiler needs to go.She is vile.”
“Sorry but if Charlie wasnt in there we may see more of Jason, hes frightened to say anything or move cos she thinks she owns him, the bunny boiler needs to go.She is vile.”
Thought it was him who started it tonight with the dog-gate.
Originally Posted by sheils1:
“Sorry but if Charlie wasnt in there we may see more of Jason, hes frightened to say anything or move cos she thinks she owns him, the bunny boiler needs to go.She is vile.”
“Sorry but if Charlie wasnt in there we may see more of Jason, hes frightened to say anything or move cos she thinks she owns him, the bunny boiler needs to go.She is vile.”
Agree - and she kicks dogs
I actually think he's a genuine nice person, but like others have said, I think Charlie being in there has stopped him from enjoying himself and having fun.
I dont think she kicked the dog.....Jason is embroidering that story I think,,,you wouldnt hug someone who kicks an animal in cruelty.....shame on him for lying
Originally Posted by Wainy84:
“Thought it was him who started it tonight with the dog-gate.”
“Thought it was him who started it tonight with the dog-gate.”
No she said she was annoyed he went out for a drink with the lads,she didnt like it and stated that, then collard him in the corner and said she was still annoyed.
Originally Posted by sheils1:
“No she said she was annoyed he went out for a drink with the lads,she didnt like it and stated that, then collard him in the corner and said she was still annoyed.”
“No she said she was annoyed he went out for a drink with the lads,she didnt like it and stated that, then collard him in the corner and said she was still annoyed.”
OK. Thanks. I blame Kitty the cat for missing that bit.
Originally Posted by scottishmag:
“I dont think she kicked the dog.....Jason is embroidering that story I think,,,you wouldnt hug someone who kicks an animal in cruelty.....shame on him for lying”
“I dont think she kicked the dog.....Jason is embroidering that story I think,,,you wouldnt hug someone who kicks an animal in cruelty.....shame on him for lying”
she hates the dog and i believe she would kick it, she even seems jealous of his dog, didnt someone say he thinks the world of his dog.
Originally Posted by sparklebox:
“Each time I watch the show, it convinces me more and more that Jason is pretending to be someone that he isn't. I think he and Charlie have something on each other and both are repressing their true colours (Jason more so).”
“Each time I watch the show, it convinces me more and more that Jason is pretending to be someone that he isn't. I think he and Charlie have something on each other and both are repressing their true colours (Jason more so).”
I believe Charlie is a bunny boiler but I agree with you that both are repressing their true colours and Jason even more so. Tonight has shown this.
Originally Posted by Hot Butterfly:
“I believe Charlie is a bunny boiler but I agree with you that both are repressing their true colours and Jason even more so. Tonight has shown this.”
“I believe Charlie is a bunny boiler but I agree with you that both are repressing their true colours and Jason even more so. Tonight has shown this.”
If i was Jason i would have told her to eff of before now.
Originally Posted by Ryeboy123:
“Get Jason out he's so boring and the biggest game player in there!”
“Get Jason out he's so boring and the biggest game player in there!”
So someone is fake if they're not arguing or jumping around like a clown? I've heard it all now.
Originally Posted by sheils1:
“ she hates the dog and i believe she would kick it, she even seems jealous of his dog, didnt someone say he thinks the world of his dog.”
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she hates the dog and i believe she would kick it, she even seems jealous of his dog, didnt someone say he thinks the world of his dog.”
Yes, Jason loves Cleo (his dog) and Charlie was jealous of her.
Originally Posted by Yasmin26:
“i agree, ever sense his nomination of Laura I see through him.”
“i agree, ever sense his nomination of Laura I see through him.”
Finally a viewer who can see the truth about Jason.
Why is Jason fake? Because Charlie said so?
Is there a reason why we're trusting the word of a jilted woman with an agenda prone to delusion over our own eyes? A woman who has been caught lying about Jason before? (She calls Jason a gameplayer but then tells Andy that she didn't use that word, just said he's acting different.)
Big Brother is meant to exist in a vacuum. Why should it matter if Jason is a different person outside of the house? It's a show. We refer to the housemates as "characters". How the hms conduct themselves outside of the confines of BB (aside from extenuating circumstances of disturbing acts warranting ejection) bear no relevance on BB. That's why image rehabilitation is a leading motivation for CBB contestants. Shit. That's why Jim Davidson won his series. He was able (for the most part, not entirely) to temper his inner misogynistic asshole.
If Jason isn't truly a nice guy, and has adopted that persona for the purpose of Big Brother, more power to him for keeping it up. Nearly a month in, there would be some real, firsthand evidence of his mask slipping (see early favorite and shrieky, manufactured romancer Jackson). If Jason was the chosen one and just received a generous edit, we would hear something in housemate chatter of Jason behaving differently than he is being portrayed. But as of now, how Jason has conducted himself in the house and how he is being edited via producers is basically on par - the tin reads the same. Even Charlie - in all her bitter, well-timed (after being turned down in the NICEST WAY POSSIBLE) assertions that Jason is different and not as he seems - qualifies her claims as outside the house meaning the Jason that we are seeing as viewers and the Jason that the housemates are living with 24/7 are the same. It's really just unfounded nonsense meant to sully house and viewer opinion on him thereby allowing her to gain more sympathy. It's a tactic plain and simple. And if you mind her pattern, she'll actually retract anything negative she says about him in a whisper.
Ultimately, I don't care if Jason is fake because I won't be following him outside of this show. Right now, what matters to me is that he seems a nice bloke, level-headed and caring. And if this is Jason playing a game, well isn't this the most innocuous strategy one can employ? Step 1. Don't make an ass of myself on telly. Step 2. Look after people. Step 3. Hope to win votes. I really can't fault that logic.
Is there a reason why we're trusting the word of a jilted woman with an agenda prone to delusion over our own eyes? A woman who has been caught lying about Jason before? (She calls Jason a gameplayer but then tells Andy that she didn't use that word, just said he's acting different.)
Big Brother is meant to exist in a vacuum. Why should it matter if Jason is a different person outside of the house? It's a show. We refer to the housemates as "characters". How the hms conduct themselves outside of the confines of BB (aside from extenuating circumstances of disturbing acts warranting ejection) bear no relevance on BB. That's why image rehabilitation is a leading motivation for CBB contestants. Shit. That's why Jim Davidson won his series. He was able (for the most part, not entirely) to temper his inner misogynistic asshole.
If Jason isn't truly a nice guy, and has adopted that persona for the purpose of Big Brother, more power to him for keeping it up. Nearly a month in, there would be some real, firsthand evidence of his mask slipping (see early favorite and shrieky, manufactured romancer Jackson). If Jason was the chosen one and just received a generous edit, we would hear something in housemate chatter of Jason behaving differently than he is being portrayed. But as of now, how Jason has conducted himself in the house and how he is being edited via producers is basically on par - the tin reads the same. Even Charlie - in all her bitter, well-timed (after being turned down in the NICEST WAY POSSIBLE) assertions that Jason is different and not as he seems - qualifies her claims as outside the house meaning the Jason that we are seeing as viewers and the Jason that the housemates are living with 24/7 are the same. It's really just unfounded nonsense meant to sully house and viewer opinion on him thereby allowing her to gain more sympathy. It's a tactic plain and simple. And if you mind her pattern, she'll actually retract anything negative she says about him in a whisper.
Ultimately, I don't care if Jason is fake because I won't be following him outside of this show. Right now, what matters to me is that he seems a nice bloke, level-headed and caring. And if this is Jason playing a game, well isn't this the most innocuous strategy one can employ? Step 1. Don't make an ass of myself on telly. Step 2. Look after people. Step 3. Hope to win votes. I really can't fault that logic.
Originally Posted by SpiritedAway:
“Why is Jason fake? Because Charlie said so?
Is there a reason why we're trusting the word of a jilted woman with an agenda prone to delusion over our own eyes? A woman who has been caught lying about Jason before? (She calls Jason a gameplayer but then tells Andy that she didn't use that word, just said he's acting different.)
Big Brother is meant to exist in a vacuum. Why should it matter if Jason is a different person outside of the house? It's a show. We refer to the housemates as "characters". How the hms conduct themselves outside of the confines of BB (aside from extenuating circumstances of disturbing acts warranting ejection) bear no relevance on BB. That's why image rehabilitation is a leading motivation for CBB contestants. Shit. That's why Jim Davidson won his series. He was able (for the most part, not entirely) to temper his inner misogynistic asshole.
If Jason isn't truly a nice guy, and has adopted that persona for the purpose of Big Brother, more power to him for keeping it up. Nearly a month in, there would be some real, firsthand evidence of his mask slipping (see early favorite and shrieky, manufactured romancer Jackson). If Jason was the chosen one and just received a generous edit, we would hear something in housemate chatter of Jason behaving differently than he is being portrayed. But as of now, how Jason has conducted himself in the house and how he is being edited via producers is basically on par - the tin reads the same. Even Charlie - in all her bitter, well-timed (after being turned down in the NICEST WAY POSSIBLE) assertions that Jason is different and not as he seems - qualifies her claims as outside the house meaning the Jason that we are seeing as viewers and the Jason that the housemates are living with 24/7 are the same. It's really just unfounded nonsense meant to sully house and viewer opinion on him thereby allowing her to gain more sympathy. It's a tactic plain and simple. And if you mind her pattern, she'll actually retract anything negative she says about him in a whisper.
Ultimately, I don't care if Jason is fake because I won't be following him outside of this show. Right now, what matters to me is that he seems a nice bloke, level-headed and caring. And if this is Jason playing a game, well isn't this the most innocuous strategy one can employ? Step 1. Don't make an ass of myself on telly. Step 2. Look after people. Step 3. Hope to win votes. I really can't fault that logic.”
“Why is Jason fake? Because Charlie said so?
Is there a reason why we're trusting the word of a jilted woman with an agenda prone to delusion over our own eyes? A woman who has been caught lying about Jason before? (She calls Jason a gameplayer but then tells Andy that she didn't use that word, just said he's acting different.)
Big Brother is meant to exist in a vacuum. Why should it matter if Jason is a different person outside of the house? It's a show. We refer to the housemates as "characters". How the hms conduct themselves outside of the confines of BB (aside from extenuating circumstances of disturbing acts warranting ejection) bear no relevance on BB. That's why image rehabilitation is a leading motivation for CBB contestants. Shit. That's why Jim Davidson won his series. He was able (for the most part, not entirely) to temper his inner misogynistic asshole.
If Jason isn't truly a nice guy, and has adopted that persona for the purpose of Big Brother, more power to him for keeping it up. Nearly a month in, there would be some real, firsthand evidence of his mask slipping (see early favorite and shrieky, manufactured romancer Jackson). If Jason was the chosen one and just received a generous edit, we would hear something in housemate chatter of Jason behaving differently than he is being portrayed. But as of now, how Jason has conducted himself in the house and how he is being edited via producers is basically on par - the tin reads the same. Even Charlie - in all her bitter, well-timed (after being turned down in the NICEST WAY POSSIBLE) assertions that Jason is different and not as he seems - qualifies her claims as outside the house meaning the Jason that we are seeing as viewers and the Jason that the housemates are living with 24/7 are the same. It's really just unfounded nonsense meant to sully house and viewer opinion on him thereby allowing her to gain more sympathy. It's a tactic plain and simple. And if you mind her pattern, she'll actually retract anything negative she says about him in a whisper.
Ultimately, I don't care if Jason is fake because I won't be following him outside of this show. Right now, what matters to me is that he seems a nice bloke, level-headed and caring. And if this is Jason playing a game, well isn't this the most innocuous strategy one can employ? Step 1. Don't make an ass of myself on telly. Step 2. Look after people. Step 3. Hope to win votes. I really can't fault that logic.”
Very little to do with charlie, though her additions don't harm the case against him that my brain and gut tell me about him. I'm fairly sure he can be very manipulative, calculated, and sly at time. But ppl see a loveable teddy when they look at him. Then there's the sympathy he gets over the charlie situation.
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