Rubbing it in Heavy D's face slyly that he's been kissing Chloe then getting called out on it then spitting his dummy right out.
Bellend
Bellend
Bear really is a child
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Bear is everything you don't want your son to grow up to be..and the reason why you sleep with half an eye open till you hear your older lads walk through your door after a night out..bear reacts first and thinks about it later..he is horrible to watch..has the morals of an alley cat and makes uncomfortable viewing..his advances on Chloe (whilst not knocked back) were not fully invited either and were bordering on forced.i am an older viewer (almost 50) so maybe I just don't get him..but I've understood lots of other younger housemates even though I have zero in common with them...bears actions are borderline psychopath.
I still want to know who this Naa was he was insistent on having open the door for him in the DR last night.
"Open the f****** door, Naa!"
Poor Naa. I wonder if it's that security guard we saw?
"Open the f****** door, Naa!"
Poor Naa. I wonder if it's that security guard we saw?
He should have been thrown out!. Its unbelievable, hes only being kept to boost the viewing figures!
Its not the first time BB have done this and it wont be the last he was a disgrace last night! How the heck is he classed as a Celebrity is this for real?
Its not the first time BB have done this and it wont be the last he was a disgrace last night! How the heck is he classed as a Celebrity is this for real?
Given the issues they had with what's her face and the other one on BBOTS that time, I'm surprise they're allowing Bear to continue.
If he loses his temper and hits someone or throws something that hits some one, the lawyers of the injured party will look at evidence of his aggressive behaviour exhibited within the house, ask why the producers didn't remove him and use it as proof of the production companies liability for any incident.
He's already smashed a mirror, invaded someone's personal space and (likely) cause damaged by ripping open a locked door - so he's demonstrated as being someone with a temper with a proven track record of lashing out. If someone gets so much of a scratch as a result of a future outburst of aggression then that's an awful lot of £££ for BB.
Surprise they're taking the risk, especially given how sue-happy some of the US HMs might be.
If he loses his temper and hits someone or throws something that hits some one, the lawyers of the injured party will look at evidence of his aggressive behaviour exhibited within the house, ask why the producers didn't remove him and use it as proof of the production companies liability for any incident.
He's already smashed a mirror, invaded someone's personal space and (likely) cause damaged by ripping open a locked door - so he's demonstrated as being someone with a temper with a proven track record of lashing out. If someone gets so much of a scratch as a result of a future outburst of aggression then that's an awful lot of £££ for BB.
Surprise they're taking the risk, especially given how sue-happy some of the US HMs might be.
Originally Posted by Erinna:
“He behaves like a spoilt brat who has never heard the word 'no'.”
“He behaves like a spoilt brat who has never heard the word 'no'.”
Yes indeed, but wasn't it funny when the huge security chap came in? Best laugh I've had in years!
Originally Posted by atillathehen:
“Yes indeed, but wasn't it funny when the huge security chap came in? Best laugh I've had in years!”
“Yes indeed, but wasn't it funny when the huge security chap came in? Best laugh I've had in years!
”
Yeah he sat down like a quivering baby
Originally Posted by atillathehen:
“Yes indeed, but wasn't it funny when the huge security chap came in? Best laugh I've had in years!”
“Yes indeed, but wasn't it funny when the huge security chap came in? Best laugh I've had in years!
”
That was such a beautiful moment made all the sweeter by the fact he was an absolute laughing stock on social media last night
I do love seeing a jumped up little turd shite it in the presence of a superior male hahaha tv gold.
I've dipped out of this series as it was depressing me too much, but I'm keeping up to date with what's going on via this forum (so thank you everybody )
So I haven't seen the DR incident with the security guy, but here's hoping that the clip is going to follow big bad Bear all through his social media life ... every time he posts something hard and bragging, I trust someone will post that clip as a reminder to him (and everyone else) that his empty threats are just that ... empty.
)So I haven't seen the DR incident with the security guy, but here's hoping that the clip is going to follow big bad Bear all through his social media life ... every time he posts something hard and bragging, I trust someone will post that clip as a reminder to him (and everyone else) that his empty threats are just that ... empty.
I really don't think that Bear or Heavy are emotionally developed. I'm sure they must have special needs and need help. They really shouldn't be on a show like this as they can't handle it and I don't think Big Brother should use them for entertainment if they knew this is how they were going to be.
Originally Posted by Bulge_:
“Given the issues they had with what's her face and the other one on BBOTS that time, I'm surprise they're allowing Bear to continue.
If he loses his temper and hits someone or throws something that hits some one, the lawyers of the injured party will look at evidence of his aggressive behaviour exhibited within the house, ask why the producers didn't remove him and use it as proof of the production companies liability for any incident.
He's already smashed a mirror, invaded someone's personal space and (likely) cause damaged by ripping open a locked door - so he's demonstrated as being someone with a temper with a proven track record of lashing out. If someone gets so much of a scratch as a result of a future outburst of aggression then that's an awful lot of £££ for BB.
Surprise they're taking the risk, especially given how sue-happy some of the US HMs might be.”
“Given the issues they had with what's her face and the other one on BBOTS that time, I'm surprise they're allowing Bear to continue.
If he loses his temper and hits someone or throws something that hits some one, the lawyers of the injured party will look at evidence of his aggressive behaviour exhibited within the house, ask why the producers didn't remove him and use it as proof of the production companies liability for any incident.
He's already smashed a mirror, invaded someone's personal space and (likely) cause damaged by ripping open a locked door - so he's demonstrated as being someone with a temper with a proven track record of lashing out. If someone gets so much of a scratch as a result of a future outburst of aggression then that's an awful lot of £££ for BB.
Surprise they're taking the risk, especially given how sue-happy some of the US HMs might be.”
Yes, agree. People often post on here about legal action being taken and they are mostly way off the mark. But certainly any decent litigation solicitor worth his salt can argue that one out. if Bear does cause any harm in the future and lose any subsequent action it will cost BB dearly, and not only in monetary terms. their reputation will be shot and who on earth would underwrite them in the future?
He's definitely in the man child bracket. I suppose he should be pitied really but he's so unpleasant it's impossible to have any empathy.
When they were playing that 21 'game' I felt like my brain was being crushed. 😔
When they were playing that 21 'game' I felt like my brain was being crushed. 😔
Originally Posted by Bless You:
“He's definitely in the man child bracket. I suppose he should be pitied really but he's so unpleasant it's impossible to have any empathy.
When they were playing that 21 'game' I felt like my brain was being crushed. 😔”
“He's definitely in the man child bracket. I suppose he should be pitied really but he's so unpleasant it's impossible to have any empathy.
When they were playing that 21 'game' I felt like my brain was being crushed. 😔”
I know, and poor old Chloe wasn't even given the option of going first. It's the same as noughts and crosses, he/she who goes first wins ...
Originally Posted by Achtung:
“I really don't think that Bear or Heavy are emotionally developed. I'm sure they must have special needs and need help. They really shouldn't be on a show like this as they can't handle it and I don't think Big Brother should use them for entertainment if they knew this is how they were going to be.”
“I really don't think that Bear or Heavy are emotionally developed. I'm sure they must have special needs and need help. They really shouldn't be on a show like this as they can't handle it and I don't think Big Brother should use them for entertainment if they knew this is how they were going to be.”
Agreed, that diary room scene so reminded me of a child encountering an abusive parent..... a parent who is more likely to be violent than to try and help their child see the errors of their ways....
These damaged adult/children are just used and abused by the faceless producers. There's a radio presenter on LBC in the early mornings (Steve Allen) who takes great delight in mocking the Geordie Shore lot .... he calls them stupid, but he never stops to criticise the most likely Oxbridge educated TV producers who exploit these kids for their own gain.
Originally Posted by Venetian:
“I know, and poor old Chloe wasn't even given the option of going first. It's the same as noughts and crosses, he/she who goes first wins ...”
“I know, and poor old Chloe wasn't even given the option of going first. It's the same as noughts and crosses, he/she who goes first wins ...
”
Indeed.
Originally Posted by heresitting:
“Agreed, that diary room scene so reminded me of a child encountering an abusive parent..... a parent who is more likely to be violent than to try and help their child see the errors of their ways....
These damaged adult/children are just used and abused by the faceless producers. There's a radio presenter on LBC in the early mornings (Steve Allen) who takes great delight in mocking the Geordie Shore lot .... he calls them stupid, but he never stops to criticise the most likely Oxbridge educated TV producers who exploit these kids for their own gain.”
“Agreed, that diary room scene so reminded me of a child encountering an abusive parent..... a parent who is more likely to be violent than to try and help their child see the errors of their ways....
These damaged adult/children are just used and abused by the faceless producers. There's a radio presenter on LBC in the early mornings (Steve Allen) who takes great delight in mocking the Geordie Shore lot .... he calls them stupid, but he never stops to criticise the most likely Oxbridge educated TV producers who exploit these kids for their own gain.”
Like the producers of programmes like The Jeremy Kyle Show goading these individuals, a lot of whom are very damaged, for entertainment purposes, and then the nation laughing at them, it's morally wrong. It's like putting "stupid" people into the stocks in the olden days and throwing vegetables at them. I can see the Big Brother producers arguing that the housemates get free exposure and can make a lot of money and get more tv work afterwards and they go in of their own free will etc.
He really does go looking for confrontations. He should not have put his foot on Heavy D's bed because to Heavy D, that was Bear showing that he was the dominant one and that he was trying to antagonise him. He has a temper, fair enough. What I find unnecessary is that he seems to be wanting to provoke others.
He's an adult with his own will and volition.
He's just rather horrible and chooses to behave like an aggressive teenager.
He's just rather horrible and chooses to behave like an aggressive teenager.
I.m a bit confused about this 'dare' code, can none of them actually say no to a dare?
If someone dared me to flash my chest/snog bear whatever the dare is, i would say no, it's not hard.
Anyway i am getting bored of the Bear, D, Marnie, Chloe, Lewis show now.
If someone dared me to flash my chest/snog bear whatever the dare is, i would say no, it's not hard.
Anyway i am getting bored of the Bear, D, Marnie, Chloe, Lewis show now.
Originally Posted by Bless You:
“He's definitely in the man child bracket. I suppose he should be pitied really but he's so unpleasant it's impossible to have any empathy.
When they were playing that 21 'game' I felt like my brain was being crushed. 😔”
“He's definitely in the man child bracket. I suppose he should be pitied really but he's so unpleasant it's impossible to have any empathy.
When they were playing that 21 'game' I felt like my brain was being crushed. 😔”
Bear shall now forever be known as Baby Bear to me (thanks to the FM Evil Monkey for that tag), because I'm pretty sure he needed a change of nappy when confronted with that security guy .
What tickles me is that he is probably blissfully unaware what a twonk he looked and I kind of think (and hope) that the incident will be in his best bits on his exit . He'll be mortified
Bear reminds me of a lot of generation snowflake, and has probably never wanted for anything, and Bear seems up to last night that by shouting and acting aggressively he is to used to getting his own way, that is till Mr Guard introduced Bear to the world of adults.
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