It doesn't seem to matter how Larry behaves they still insist on calling him a legend on Extra Camp.
So what class does Larry place himself then if Martin is lower middle class?
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Originally Posted by JVS:
“It doesn't seem to matter how Larry behaves they still insist on calling him a legend on Extra Camp.”
“It doesn't seem to matter how Larry behaves they still insist on calling him a legend on Extra Camp.”
Are we surprised though from those buffoons?
Did Larry say that? Who the heck subscribes to a class system any more? Larry definitely isn't middle class, and this looks like inverted snobbery. Going off him more every day.
Originally Posted by babinaba:
“Yup, 10+Larry is 11”
“Yup, 10+Larry is 11”
I think we can safely say, with not a doubt in the world, that he either miscounted or was including Danny.
He also concluded by saying and YOU could learn a lot from them so he most definitely was NOT including Martin with the nice people.
I cringe at Martin but that whole scenario was horrible.
Originally Posted by blahblahblah57:
“I think we can safely say, with not a doubt in the world, that he either miscounted or was including Danny.
He also concluded by saying and YOU could learn a lot from them so he most definitely was NOT including Martin with the nice people.
I cringe at Martin but that whole scenario was horrible.”
“I think we can safely say, with not a doubt in the world, that he either miscounted or was including Danny.
He also concluded by saying and YOU could learn a lot from them so he most definitely was NOT including Martin with the nice people.
I cringe at Martin but that whole scenario was horrible.”
It was uncomfortable but it was also ridiculously exaggerated praise . I wonder in what way Adam is amazing, and what Martin could learn from him. Larry made himself look both spiteful and foolish.
Originally Posted by Rekekah_Carter:
“He's a spiteful git. Poor Martin, what a horrible position to be in. If he spoke out to Larry, the whole lot would turn against him.
”
“He's a spiteful git. Poor Martin, what a horrible position to be in. If he spoke out to Larry, the whole lot would turn against him.
”
and that is just what larry wants I never liked him before he went in I knew he was not a nice man , selfish buffoon trying to impress the younger ones
I will admit I was wrong about Carols i thought she would be a nightmare but she us quite a nice lady
Originally Posted by julie_tredgold:
“and that is just what larry wants I never liked him before he went in I knew he was not a nice man , selfish buffoon trying to impress the younger ones
I will admit I was wrong about Carols i thought she would be a nightmare but she us quite a nice lady”
“and that is just what larry wants I never liked him before he went in I knew he was not a nice man , selfish buffoon trying to impress the younger ones
I will admit I was wrong about Carols i thought she would be a nightmare but she us quite a nice lady”
She is isn't she. I felt the same about Ola, but she is lovely, as is Lisa. I know not many like Scarlett, but I like her too. The women are the much nicer bunch this year, in my opinion.
I don't know about Larry but Martin is definitely still in the Infants Class, very likely throwing a tantrum because another child's work got praised. 
Originally Posted by viva.espana:
“I don't know about Larry but Martin is definitely still in the Infants Class, very likely throwing a tantrum because another child's work got praised.”
“I don't know about Larry but Martin is definitely still in the Infants Class, very likely throwing a tantrum because another child's work got praised.
”
He does make me laugh though whenever he says noooooo...I think last night showed he has become resigned to being picked to do the challenges
Originally Posted by tuppencehapenny:
“It was uncomfortable but it was also ridiculously exaggerated praise . I wonder in what way Adam is amazing, and what Martin could learn from him. Larry made himself look both spiteful and foolish.”
“It was uncomfortable but it was also ridiculously exaggerated praise . I wonder in what way Adam is amazing, and what Martin could learn from him. Larry made himself look both spiteful and foolish.”
Indeed.
It was a quite ridiculous thing for him to say. I have gone right off him. He should be embarrassed. A 70 year old man sat there whispering like a little schoolgirl.
I wasn't expecting class warfare when I tuned in last night. An odd turn of events to say the least.
Originally Posted by Exmrs:
“I won't be able to watch Gavin and Stacey now as i loved him in that. He is totally different from his character”
“I won't be able to watch Gavin and Stacey now as i loved him in that. He is totally different from his character”
He's an actor
Originally Posted by Exmrs:
“Bit confused as to what Larry meant as 'lower middle class snob'
Did he mean Martin thinks he is better than everyone as middle class?
Does Larry think he is proper middle class but Martin is lower middle class and beneath him?”
“Bit confused as to what Larry meant as 'lower middle class snob'
Did he mean Martin thinks he is better than everyone as middle class?
Does Larry think he is proper middle class but Martin is lower middle class and beneath him?”
It certainly wasn't a compliment and inverted snobbery is just as pathetic as Martin's snobbery.
He'd let Martin wind him up to the hilt and he doesn't give a stuff, unlike the patently obvious turnaround from some of the others
They all know Martin wasn't in the bottom two and the worms are turning for the cameras and the votes, as always happens at this stage of the show when they find out some idea of public opinion. It's so funny and hardly coincidental that last night they focused on the laughingly disingenuous voicing their opinion of him, beginning with Scarlett and Sam when Daddy Larry was telling off the self elected centre of attention camp naughty child
The only two people who were actually being honest were Carol, who's doesn't allow Martin to wind her up and Larry who went too far.
Originally Posted by magnificent:
“...and Wayne was worse for agreeing with him!”
“...and Wayne was worse for agreeing with him!”
He's two faced and pretty spineless about being honest with people as we've already seen. Very telling of the mood and fear in camp when he said to Larry he would like to go into the bush telegraph and say exactly what he thought of Martin but he'd risk losing votes...
Originally Posted by madetomeasure:
“I wonder if Carol felt uncomfortable about the whole thing when she was talking on the deck to Ola”
“I wonder if Carol felt uncomfortable about the whole thing when she was talking on the deck to Ola”
Probably more amused that the others were lying through their pearly whites about how lovely they think Martin is to try to protect themselves from eviction.
Then there's always that other usual calculable possibility, they might think the public are keeping him in because they've previously made it clear he often gets on most of their last nerves and they really enjoy watching celebrities suffer.
Given Wayne's comment the former is probably nearer the truth.
Originally Posted by anne_666:
“It certainly wasn't a compliment and inverted snobbery is just as pathetic as Martin's snobbery.
He'd let Martin wind him up to the hilt and he doesn't give a stuff, unlike the patently obvious turnaround from some of the others
They all know Martin wasn't in the bottom two and the worms are turning for the cameras and the votes, as always happens at this stage of the show when they find out some idea of public opinion. It's so funny and hardly coincidental that last night they focused on the laughingly disingenuous voicing their opinion of him, beginning with Scarlett and Sam when Daddy Larry was telling off the self elected centre of attention camp naughty child
The only two people who were actually being honest were Carol, who's doesn't allow Martin to wind her up and Larry who went too far.
He's two faced and pretty spineless about being honest with people as we've already seen. Very telling of the mood and fear in camp when he said to Larry he would like to go into the bush telegraph and say exactly what he thought of Martin but he'd risk losing votes...
Probably more amused that the others were lying through their pearly whites about how lovely they think Martin is to try to protect themselves from eviction.
Then there's always that other usual calculable possibility, they might think the public are keeping him in because they've previously made it clear he often gets on most of their last nerves and they really enjoy watching celebrities suffer.
Given Wayne's comment the former is probably nearer the truth.”
“It certainly wasn't a compliment and inverted snobbery is just as pathetic as Martin's snobbery.
He'd let Martin wind him up to the hilt and he doesn't give a stuff, unlike the patently obvious turnaround from some of the others
They all know Martin wasn't in the bottom two and the worms are turning for the cameras and the votes, as always happens at this stage of the show when they find out some idea of public opinion. It's so funny and hardly coincidental that last night they focused on the laughingly disingenuous voicing their opinion of him, beginning with Scarlett and Sam when Daddy Larry was telling off the self elected centre of attention camp naughty child
The only two people who were actually being honest were Carol, who's doesn't allow Martin to wind her up and Larry who went too far.
He's two faced and pretty spineless about being honest with people as we've already seen. Very telling of the mood and fear in camp when he said to Larry he would like to go into the bush telegraph and say exactly what he thought of Martin but he'd risk losing votes...
Probably more amused that the others were lying through their pearly whites about how lovely they think Martin is to try to protect themselves from eviction.
Then there's always that other usual calculable possibility, they might think the public are keeping him in because they've previously made it clear he often gets on most of their last nerves and they really enjoy watching celebrities suffer.
Given Wayne's comment the former is probably nearer the truth.”
Yes, one wonders if camping with Mart is less tolerable than the critters. I can't help but like Wayne and for he to be at breaking point says it all. As much as he's a pain, you've got to hand it to the editing for Martin where the inevitability of going through DD challenge but not winning the treat to then be topped by another trial makes for .hilarious stuff
Originally Posted by viva.espana:
“I don't know about Larry but Martin is definitely still in the Infants Class, very likely throwing a tantrum because another child's work got praised.”
“I don't know about Larry but Martin is definitely still in the Infants Class, very likely throwing a tantrum because another child's work got praised.
”
If Martin's in the infant's class then Larry is not even quite ready for reception!
Originally Posted by Alrightmate:
“I think Larry just revealed that he's an inverted snob.”
“I think Larry just revealed that he's an inverted snob.”
I think so too his comment only made him the snob.
What a nasty man Larry is, his behaviour is an absolute disgrace. Who the hell does he think he is to speak to anyone like that! As for Wayne, he's as bad, he's really spineless & people say females can be bitches!
He thought him and Danny would be there to chum up and slag off Martin to the others gaining a spiteful clique, Danny got booted and Larry must have been in a bitter confused mood thinking Why? why didnt the public notice what he and Danny saw in Martin, Im so proud of most of them in there for not following his thinly veiled bully boy tactics, He had taken on the older wise old man role, but the whispering has lost him respect. Unless he repairs what hes done it could be curtains for him too....
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