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Scots rool
15-08-2016
Originally Posted by StoneColdSaysSo:
“........stone

Or is that his IQ”


Bloody hell look who the wind blew in!

I think that's probably too high for his IQ - he really is a cretinous individual, there must be something lacking with him. It's scary to think people as stupid as this are free to wander the street, & are also considered to be a celebrity, & are paid to behave like a prat!
allie4
15-08-2016
Originally Posted by muggins14:
“I'm cringing at some of the posts here - as a parent of a disabled child with challenges of the physical and mental variety, I watch Heavy and see more and more how vulnerable he is.

His desperate need to be liked by the younger group, who encouraged that by seemingly pretending to befriend him only to throw him under the bus time and again; how easily led he is (it wasn't his idea to throw food around, it was Bear's encouragement), his lack of emotional maturity and life experience.

I don't think he should be there at all and I do think there should be somebody on the outside who cares about him enough to see that he shouldn't be there, but seemingly not.

He is being used - not just by Bear & co.”

Oh muggins, how hard for you. And I'm sorry because I'm one of the people saying he wasn't quite right. I think we feel because these HMs are so eager for fame that they'll do anything (like appear on a shitty show like BB) we feel they're fair game. But as you pointed out - I think - the production team are most to blame because OF COURSE he shouldn't be in there. As a matter of fact there are a few every year who aren't stable enough to do BB. It's so like a Victorian freak show.
Heavy's agent should never have dangled this carrot to him. I'll try not to let him irritate me again!
Porcupine
15-08-2016
I too see Heavy as a child. He is desperate to be liked and easily manipulated, and Bear plays on that. Whenever Heavy plays up its when someone has planted a seed in his brain, namely Bear. It was the same when he was supposed to eat slop, but Bear encouraged him to eat the cake. As soon as Heavy is reprimanded he acts like a naughty school boy. I feel for him.
foonk
15-08-2016
He in no way looks or acts his age.
Cat-
15-08-2016
When he acts like a three year old, I wonder if it's an act or the real deal. The reason being is because he's quite clued up at other times.
viva.espana
15-08-2016
Originally Posted by muggins14:
“I'm cringing at some of the posts here - as a parent of a disabled child with challenges of the physical and mental variety, I watch Heavy and see more and more how vulnerable he is.

His desperate need to be liked by the younger group, who encouraged that by seemingly pretending to befriend him only to throw him under the bus time and again; how easily led he is (it wasn't his idea to throw food around, it was Bear's encouragement), his lack of emotional maturity and life experience.

I don't think he should be there at all and I do think there should be somebody on the outside who cares about him enough to see that he shouldn't be there, but seemingly not.

He is being used - not just by Bear & co.”

I'm sorry it's affecting you like this, Muggins, but this is a guy who's has a media career that has benefitted him and which has resulted in his CBB appearance. So while I understand your concerns because of how he's coming across, not sure that he's quite as vulnerable as you think he is.
Cat-
15-08-2016
Originally Posted by viva.espana:
“I'm sorry it's affecting you like this, Muggins, but this is a guy who's has a media career that has benefitted him and which has resulted in his CBB appearance. So while I understand your concerns because of how he's coming across, not sure that he's quite as vulnerable as you think he is.”

I agree with you. As I said in my last post, I wonder how much of it is contrived. I would hate to think that it wasn't an act, but he passed the medical to get in I presume, so he knows it's not only a competition, but he'll be in there with some pretty ruthless competition. So no, I'm not feeling sorry for him.
BROXI BEAR
15-08-2016
Originally Posted by Porcupine:
“I too see Heavy as a child. He is desperate to be liked and easily manipulated, and Bear plays on that. Whenever Heavy plays up its when someone has planted a seed in his brain, namely Bear. It was the same when he was supposed to eat slop, but Bear encouraged him to eat the cake. As soon as Heavy is reprimanded he acts like a naughty school boy. I feel for him.”

I don't feel for him. He is a grown man, he knows what he is doing. He has said before, when he left that group and sided with the other group, that he wasn't doing himself any favours, with the way he had been acting, with all the dares etc - now he is back doing it.
Landon3333
15-08-2016
Minimal wrinkles—one of the few benefits of morbid obesity
Eve Elle
15-08-2016
Originally Posted by BROXI BEAR:
“I don't feel for him. He is a grown man, he knows what he is doing. He has said before, when he left that group and sided with the other group, that he wasn't doing himself any favours, with the way he had been acting, with all the dares etc - now he is back doing it.”

Absolutely. I have no sympathy either. He's not a child, he's a grown man! There's no excuses for his behaviour other than the fact that he's a selfish, inconsiderate asshole!
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