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Bear Is S**t
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HORS_TROFF
16-08-2016
Its Marco Crap All Over Again Except We Kicked Him Out In Week 1
Get Bear Out! Get Bear Out!
Star Baker
16-08-2016
I gave up on the normal series - what do you mean? Do you want him to have immunity?
Pitman
16-08-2016
after his Vanessa Feltz moment tonight, I am sure even his 'fans' realise he is a washed up duracell bunny, I think he will be gone tomorrow night
ghosty
16-08-2016
Bear is a pain in the Ar_e , how many " final " warnings does he get before he is removed , get rid of BB`s favorite and lets see the other real Celebrity`s in there and as for BOTS ( SOTS ) is all about Bear so not worth watching .
Astute
16-08-2016
It's too late anyway to pull it back as many have lost interest

They are so worn down that even if he left or slept all day - they can't recover in time

He has killed the show and they may as well hand him the money now and shut it down.
Tendara
16-08-2016
I am hoping that one housemate hits bear in the face, cos that's the only reason I am watching this load of crap!


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TheMatrix
16-08-2016
I have nearly given up watching, bear acts like a stupid idiot. He cant even do wind ups

Just stupid things using food.
Astute
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by TheMatrix:
“I have nearly given up watching, bear acts like a stupid idiot. He cant even do wind ups

Just stupid things using food.”



It's like watching a pre-schooler .
A bit disturbing though and beyond boring to see an adult do it
Seymour
16-08-2016
I feel sorry for people that have to put up with him, like his family and friends. I should think he could empty a pub in 10mins. I am surprised he reached 25yrs without having his face rearranged. I suppose where he lives they are all ruff, and used to idiot behaviour.
I don't think he will go tonight, BB have got him down as their winner.
Ferdy70
16-08-2016
He's not normal. There has to be something lacking with him somewhere.
How come they're so patient with him?
Astute
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by Ferdy70:
“He's not normal. There has to be something lacking with him somewhere.
How come they're so patient with him?”

He is challenged.

They are " patient" as they have been completely ground down and just counting the days to the end.
They are aware that everything they say or do is pointless but may be used against them so there's no point in doing or saying anything .

Just like there is no point in watching anymore .
GibsonSG
16-08-2016
It's the same old act. First it was spiteful, then it had tinges of humour, then it was irritating ....... now it just needs to stop.
NathalieR
16-08-2016
I didnt even like him in Shipwrecked. The thing is he has made a lot of people upset/crack up and while a bit of banter is fun, he took it too far to where it became nasty.

And now he is just childish and boring and repetitive, running out of ideas.
JVS
16-08-2016
I take him as I find him, these entrenched views must make it hard to form a balanced opinion. Yes, Bear is sometimes annoying (yearbook), but sometimes he speaks home truths (radar dodgers) and sometimes he's hilarious (nominations).

He's not a bully, he's a wind-up merchant who's playing a game, admittedly not a very good one at times.

Apply a bit of perspective and you might even enjoy this series.
aurichie
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by JVS:
“I take him as I find him, these entrenched views must make it hard to form a balanced opinion. Yes, Bear is sometimes annoying (yearbook), but sometimes he speaks home truths (radar dodgers) and sometimes he's hilarious (nominations).

He's not a bully, he's a wind-up merchant who's playing a game, admittedly not a very good one at times.

Apply a bit of perspective and you might even enjoy this series.”

Excellent post.

He's a brilliant housemate and while imperfect at times, those imperfections just make him a more fascinating individual to observe.
DiamondDoll
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by aurichie:
“Excellent post.

He's a brilliant housemate and while imperfect at times, those imperfections just make him a more fascinating individual to observe.”

Your definition of 'brilliant' differs from mine.
Seymour
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by aurichie:
“Excellent post.

He's a brilliant housemate and while imperfect at times, those imperfections just make him a more fascinating individual to observe.”


Only If you enjoy watching one trick ponies!
Pamthehound
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by Ferdy70:
“He's not normal. There has to be something lacking with him somewhere.
How come they're so patient with him?”

I really believe he is on some sort of drugs and strong medication. He needs certified for his own good.
jeanoj
16-08-2016
Jesus Wept - Bear is now favourite to win according to the Bookies.
aurichie
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by jeanoj:
“Jesus Wept - Bear is now favourite to win according to the Bookies.”

It just proves the tiny minority whinging loudly on here really are completely out of touch with most viewers.
kirbyreed
16-08-2016
if it was me i would give him a firm final warning and then when he does it again kick him out. that way i'd have squeezed two weeks worth of "entertainment" out of him and then i wouldn't have to pay him!
jeanoj
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by aurichie:
“It just proves the tiny minority whinging loudly on here really are completely out of touch with most viewers.”

No it doesn't - it just proves that people have put more money on him than the others. Social Media doesn't like him, the polls don't like him and I have yet to find anyone who wants him to win apart from half a dozen on here.
Astute
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by JVS:
“I take him as I find him, these entrenched views must make it hard to form a balanced opinion. Yes, Bear is sometimes annoying (yearbook), but sometimes he speaks home truths (radar dodgers) and sometimes he's hilarious (nominations).

He's not a bully, he's a wind-up merchant who's playing a game, admittedly not a very good one at times.

Apply a bit of perspective and you might even enjoy this series.”

He IS most certainly a bully - and I am tired of the tired old "wind-up merchant" excuse
(which to me suggests some type of pathology too).

When the target clearly is getting distressed and asks the Bully to leave their personal space - and they don't - it is bullying and provocative. It clearly is not being accepted as a joke by the target and this should be a clue to stop.

If the Target is not enjoying the "wind-up" which should be fun or at least acceptable to both parties, it is ceases to become a joke.
Otherwise it is selfish, self- aggrandising infantile behaviour at the expense of others.

Most social behaviour requires mutual respect of boundaries . Where one person's boundary ends and another begins is a matter of debate . But when someone asks you to leave them alone and has nowhere to escape from you ...it ceases to be a wind-up and becomes anti-social and unacceptable.
NO means NO.
DiamondDoll
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by Astute:
“He IS most certainly a bully - and I am tired of the tired old "wind-up merchant" excuse
(which to me suggests some type of pathology too).

When the target clearly is getting distressed and asks the Bully to leave their personal space - and they don't - it is bullying and provocative. It clearly is not being accepted as a joke by the target and this should be a clue to stop.

If the Target is not enjoying the "wind-up" which should be fun or at least acceptable to both parties, it is ceases to become a joke.
Otherwise it is selfish, self- aggrandising infantile behaviour at the expense of others.

Most social behaviour requires mutual respect of boundaries . Where one person's boundary ends and another begins is a matter of debate . But when someone asks you to leave them alone and has nowhere to escape from you ...it ceases to be a wind-up and becomes anti-social and unacceptable.
NO means NO.”

You have put that really well.
Great post.
Scarlett Berry
16-08-2016
Originally Posted by Astute:
“He IS most certainly a bully - and I am tired of the tired old "wind-up merchant" excuse
(which to me suggests some type of pathology too).

When the target clearly is getting distressed and asks the Bully to leave their personal space - and they don't - it is bullying and provocative. It clearly is not being accepted as a joke by the target and this should be a clue to stop.

If the Target is not enjoying the "wind-up" which should be fun or at least acceptable to both parties, it is ceases to become a joke.
Otherwise it is selfish, self- aggrandising infantile behaviour at the expense of others.

Most social behaviour requires mutual respect of boundaries . Where one person's boundary ends and another begins is a matter of debate . But when someone asks you to leave them alone and has nowhere to escape from you ...it ceases to be a wind-up and becomes anti-social and unacceptable.
NO means NO.”

Fantastic post Astute. Well said.
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