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roberto - argumentative tosspot
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muffle
09-06-2005
Any reasonable person would be pretty pissed off if they had to live with them lot.
Tanisia
09-06-2005
Originally Posted by pettra:
“Running short of food is nothing!!! - dont you like food in your belly??”

of course i do, but i dont bang on about it 24/7 blaming people for things that isnt their fault, and generaly making for a bad atmosphere
CameronBB4
09-06-2005
Originally Posted by JTW:
“I think he makes many valid points about the food in a house of spoilt self-centred, greedy brats.”

Imagine if they used too much tomato sauce.
celtic star
09-06-2005
Whilst Roberto's arguments on food may have some valid points ....He has a short memory ,
the 3 people he has turned on where the only ones who did "respect" him.

His newfound friends who are filling his head with lies ,
had a pact to nominate him along with Sam,
and only changed thier minds at the last minute to replace roberto's nom with Saskia.

This caused makosi and kemal to break away from the conspirators.

Had they kept to plan A,

Makosi and Kemal would still be "with them" IMO

Thats why they can't confront derek about the two letters traced on Makosi's feet.
gerry d
09-06-2005
Roberto is 1 of my favourite HM'S

I enjoy the way when he flys off the handle & find it funny when he starts swearing in that accent of this.

He isn't afraid to speak his mind that shows he won't take any BS from any of the HM'S.

I just wish he would shut that drama queen Kemal up once & for all
hobbes
09-06-2005
Kemal is a typical egotistical child. I imagine in his little circle of friends (the same as Lezzer and Craig) that he is queen Bee-The most glamourous and popular and interesting. None of them have probably ever mixed with people of different ages or cultural backgrounds therefore they feel that all their opinions are worthy of being heard.

Someone like Roberto lacks the patience to indulge them and unlike Derek finds it hard to disguise his contempt.

Roberto is one of the few adults in the house and as an ex teacher he must feel incredibly demoralised living in a permanent playground., stuck between the foul mindgames of team Britney and the mindless team games of Max and co!

When he tries to join in it comes accross as being insincere or contrived or worse letchy. Give the dark horse Italian Stallion a bit longer in there. He has potential
Achtung
09-06-2005
Originally Posted by hobbes:
“Someone like Roberto lacks the patience to indulge them and unlike Derek finds it hard to disguise his contempt.”

No one said either of these two were house leaders. Who do they think they are to elect themselves into this position in their minds and, worse still, hold any of the other housemates in contempt?

Anyway, I don't find the way Derek runs around stamping his feet and screaming abuse if someone doesn't agree with his way of thinking and dares to answer him back or Roberto throwing a tantrum with anything and everything to do with the kitchen very mature at all.
Libby33
09-06-2005
To be honest, i think he is ok, just sick and tired of all the little brats in there with him, apart from Sam, Saskia, Max, Ant, the rest are awful!
Portnoy's Comp.
09-06-2005
Whether you like him or not, or think he's genuine or not, the Bambino was playing a blinder in BB strategy terms. Haven't seen the reasons why today, but he seems to have upset Ant & Dec and their double D sidekick, which seems a big error and makes me believe he wasn't so much playing a calculated game as lucky till now.
Before today (if he has upset the above) seems to me he'd done everything right in strategic terms to guarantee a final three place and never be up for a nominated eviction. To guarantee that seems to me you need never to align yourself with one group, to be the 'bestest' friend of noone but to be reasonably ok by most people, while at the same time not being so invisible as to be a non-entity.
Roberto had arguments enough to assure he couldn't be labelled a fence-sitter and invisible man trying to sneak his way through. His arguments had some rationale, rather than being plain bitchiness, and events (the running out of food, for example) had a high chance of convincing some he had argued with (Science, for example) that he might have been right all along. So he jumped that hurdle.
He had managed to avoid aligning himself solely with either of the defined house groupings; he belonged to neither. But neither hated him. His only risk of nominations, as the two main groups would get down to the business of trying to eliminate each other, were from Kermit the Diva and possibly his sidekick Miss Makosi. Those two weren't strong enough to get him nominated, and one of them would have gone before him, I think. The 'lads' thought he was an ok bloke, lesley fancies him; he kissed The Craig (toads don't forget such things ), he and Derek get along, Science had already got over his kneejerk antipathy to him, Vanessa and Sam had bigger fish to fry than him in their nominations and both would have been gone before they ever got chance to get to him.
So the Bambino had it wrapped up. Haven't seen it, but by apparently upsetting the 'getalong gang' today, he may have messed that all up.
Juicy Bug
09-06-2005
Roberto got the most nominations in the first week
Portnoy's Comp.
09-06-2005
Yup, in first week where no groups were properly formed, where it's a lottery. This week he got how many? He would have got less than two I think for many weeks to come now if he'd stayed on his present course. Almost everyone in there, bar Kemal, had bigger fish to fry from first week on.
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