[quote=Star Baker;83579043]I had to do that very same test when I was up for the Bellend of the Year award.[/QUOTE

I would think you would have failed to win against this brain dead moron. He would have walked it.

Watching again, I'm sure it's a secret task with that music in the background.

If someone had an accident because they slipped as BB are aware of the problem are they culpable?

Sorry typos.

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I got hit by a tram 3 weeks in and was in a coma for 13 months so sadly he had the upper hand. He even produced 78 litres saliva than me in the "My mouth is open but I'm pretending to understand" category before I was taken down in my prime.

I don't know if it's a task, but it certainly seems that the BB website is being contradictory.

Firstly, they're sarcastic: ''This time, he uses all his brain power to come up with the clever plan of pouring soup everywhere.''

But secondly, comes the silly music, as though they think it's amusing

He is often remarkably spontaneous, creative and quick thinking. And he often thinks and acts outside of the box.

Meanwhile the rest of the house forget to entertain us at all. They just moan.

But he needed to put some on the walls Rich, so he's very remiss. On the floor isn't anything to write home about, but on the walls is making a definite statement.

I think BB will take away the can lid he put in the bath as that's very risky, the sharp edges would cut too easily.

Or think of him being on a television show.

57 varieties of chavdom...

More than that, as he could have been on a secret mission, from the way he carefully poured the soup out. Carefully being the operative word A wild child would have chucked it about

I can only think you are either extremely easily entertained, or a friend or relative.
He is a boorish, attention seeking, vacuous, moron.

Whether it's a task, or bear being the imbecile he is, it's moronic.

If I want to watch kids mucking about and pouring stuff on the floor, all I need do is watch my own kids.

Maybe not mental health issues but I'd say having the mentality of a 12 year old at his age IS certainly an issue of some sort.

Well there you are, BB treating him like their own, and he pours the stuff on the floor like a kid might do, and it's possible he did same when he was a kid at home. Mums have to clean up after their kids, and BB might do too. Think you've solved it, and going to bed, nighty night

I have thought that too since day one but you are wasting your time having such a considered opinion in here.

Or even 1) show the kids how NOT to make a mess in the first place
2) show them how to clean up their own mess

(Depends on their age obvs.)

I think he still lives at home? His mum will probably clean his room for him, make his bed, his dinner, washes and irons his clothes. No responsibility, no consequences.

And for the record, definitely mental health issues on some scale.

Really? I must be have been watching a different show. As for the other forgetting to entertain us, what l observe is the production team not including any of them in the edits, so l don't know how you can say they just moan. The only moaning l heard was from Bear and Chloe and that's a sound l wish l could erase from my memory forever.

You could justify any non-violent behaviour with that.

Oh, he took a dump on the diary room chair. He's such a wicked free thinker!

Kick him out

He can do what he likes without fear of nomination.

Well, it certainly isn't NORMAL behaviour is it? He is nuts.

Imagine living with him, you would constantly sleep with one eye open. He as very cold calculating eye's, he could be classed as non compos mentis.

Since the coffee shower from James, the cake throwing from Cloe and other food related pranks - who cleans up the mess from these comical japes.

I have seen, Frankie and Ricky washing up but no one actually cleaning the deliberate debris around the house.

Surely Bear can be made to clean up and do it properly - if he won't be asked then suggest loosing his fee!