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why is Jodie still playing the sympathy card.
Dellyg
28-01-2006
CBB is over so I don’t know why Jodie is still playing the sympathy card. She may get one or two people to feel sorry for her but as Jodie coming last and Michael coming second shows most of us can se right through her crocodile tears and we don like it when people try to fool us.

Fact: Jodie and Michael had an adult conflict. As an adult Jodie should should be able listen with out interrupting people before they have finished what they have to say. She should not treat friendly advice as bulling. She should not dismiss other people’s opinions and claim that she is being picked on when ever someone disagrees with her.
Dictamus
28-01-2006
Why are you still talking about Jodie if you don't like her? She left the house about two weeks ago.
Fort Boyard
28-01-2006
She doesn't seem to want to move on and look forward.

If you read her blog (even the earlier entries, before Big Brother) you'll see she's someone who seems to enjoy wallowing in her own self pity and feeling sorry for herself.

Quote:
“Why are you still talking about Jodie if you don't like her? She left the house about two weeks ago.”

And she was on the reunion show a few hours ago.
Veri
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by Dellyg:
“Fact: Jodie and Michael had an adult conflict. As an adult Jodie should should be able listen with out interrupting people before they have finished what they have to say.”

Perhaps if they hadn't interrupted her and had listened to what she had to say, much would have gone differently.
bad1609
28-01-2006
She played the bullying card through the show because it related to her charity, and would create sympathy from the public...

...yeah right! The whole plan backfired and got her kicked out first.

Want your appearence changed? It has... it's got worse!
AureliaC
28-01-2006
The only person Marsh cares about is herself. The End.
MoistenedBint
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by Dictamus:
“Why are you still talking about Jodie if you don't like her? She left the house about two weeks ago.”

I'd say it was quite a relevant observation considering her small performance on the final show last night.
AureliaC
28-01-2006
Did you see her face looking like a slapped @rse last night when Michael was getting cheered? It was so funny. She was so hoping he would come out to boos because he dared to disagree with St Jodie.
MoistenedBint
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by AureliaC:
“Did you see her face looking like a slapped @rse last night when Michael was getting cheered? It was so funny. She was so hoping he would come out to boos because he dared to disagree with St Jodie.”

Yes her face like a slapped arse, and a mouth that looked like she had been eating chocolate ice cream without the aid of a spoon. For heavens sake woman, put your lippy on your lips, not the whole of your lower face.
Stewing
28-01-2006
She is an attention seeking nobody..... not worth the effort... common as muck
Gossip Queen
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by Dictamus:
“Why are you still talking about Jodie if you don't like her? She left the house about two weeks ago.”

Exactly if you don't like her why waste your time writing about her and she wen't ages ago.
Gossip Queen
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by AureliaC:
“The only person Marsh cares about is herself. The End.”

Who would you know! Plus i'm sure she cares about her family and friends.
Gossip Queen
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by Stewing:
“She is an attention seeking nobody..... not worth the effort... common as muck”

At least people know her whether they like her or not.
AaronG
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by Gossip Queen:
“At least people know her whether they like her or not.”


Hitler's mother comforted her son with the same sentiment.
Rennie
28-01-2006
It appears to be the only card she knows how to use.
Dangerman
28-01-2006
Why does Jodie play the sympathy card - probably the same reason as Michael and anyone else who plays it - because they believe they are the one deserving the sympathy the other party is receiving .
Unfortunately we can't really discuss Michael's reasons yet attacking Jodie is seen as perfectly acceptable - twice last night he stated that ( verbally ) attacking her was his best moment !!!!! She never brought up the subject - he did ! She refused to stand up to applaud him yet both Pete and Traci do exactly the same to Chantelle and that's 'acceptable' , all bar George continued sitting when Pete left , no one criticises them for that .
Jodie may or may not deserve sympathy as much as she thinks she does - I think she deserves some for her treatment within the hosue but surely more than that she also deserves to be given the same basic rights as everyone else - something this forum in particular hasn't afforded her
Fort Boyard
28-01-2006
Quote:
“Unfortunately we can't really discuss Michael's reasons yet attacking Jodie is seen as perfectly acceptable - twice last night he stated that ( verbally ) attacking her was his best moment !!!!!”

No, he said Preston's comment after about the hat was. Stop twisting things.
Riseholme
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by Dellyg:
“CBB is over so I don’t know why Jodie is still playing the sympathy card. She may get one or two people to feel sorry for her but as Jodie coming last and Michael coming second shows most of us can se right through her crocodile tears and we don like it when people try to fool us.

Fact: Jodie and Michael had an adult conflict. As an adult Jodie should should be able listen with out interrupting people before they have finished what they have to say. She should not treat friendly advice as bulling. She should not dismiss other people’s opinions and claim that she is being picked on when ever someone disagrees with her.”

Jodie is a pathetic, vindictive baby. Lacking any talent, she will grub around for whatever morsels of attention she can glean for herself. At the moment, the victim card is all she has to offer. The sooner she gets back to keeping her trap shut and getting her tits out, the happier she'll be.
beanbean
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by Dangerman:
“Why does Jodie play the sympathy card - probably the same reason as Michael and anyone else who plays it - because they believe they are the one deserving the sympathy the other party is receiving .
Unfortunately we can't really discuss Michael's reasons yet attacking Jodie is seen as perfectly acceptable - twice last night he stated that ( verbally ) attacking her was his best moment !!!!! She never brought up the subject - he did ! She refused to stand up to applaud him yet both Pete and Traci do exactly the same to Chantelle and that's 'acceptable' , all bar George continued sitting when Pete left , no one criticises them for that .
Jodie may or may not deserve sympathy as much as she thinks she does - I think she deserves some for her treatment within the hosue but surely more than that she also deserves to be given the same basic rights as everyone else - something this forum in particular hasn't afforded her”

as much as i dont like Jodie i have to agree with you
I have more respect for her because she did not pretend to be all happy for Pete, Micheal, traci when they left whereas she did stand for her mate Chantelle.
I was a little annoyed that Traci and Pete didnt stand up when Chantelle won as the girl did get the most votes and she never really had an issue with either TRaci or Pete. Fair play to George for clapping.
itsnotcricket
28-01-2006
Originally Posted by Dangerman:
“Why does Jodie play the sympathy card - probably the same reason as Michael and anyone else who plays it - because they believe they are the one deserving the sympathy the other party is receiving .
Unfortunately we can't really discuss Michael's reasons yet attacking Jodie is seen as perfectly acceptable - twice last night he stated that ( verbally ) attacking her was his best moment !!!!! She never brought up the subject - he did ! She refused to stand up to applaud him yet both Pete and Traci do exactly the same to Chantelle and that's 'acceptable' , all bar George continued sitting when Pete left , no one criticises them for that .
Jodie may or may not deserve sympathy as much as she thinks she does - I think she deserves some for her treatment within the hosue but surely more than that she also deserves to be given the same basic rights as everyone else - something this forum in particular hasn't afforded her”

The point is that Jodie seems to still be in a time warp from the occasion that she was shouted at by Michael and others. They did go over the top and it actually made Michael look stupid for shouting at the poor girl. But she doesn''t seem to have been able to put it into perspective or learned anything from it, e.g. why she was bullied in the first place, and surely in the last two weeks she must have spoken to friends, family and her agent who ought to have given her some good advice.

If she watched the rest of the show, she might have also learned how other people dealt with bullying and deflected it. Traci just let Pete have his say and put up no resistance, the submissive, conciliatory approach. Chantelle deflected insults with a jokey "let's pretend I agree with him" approach combined with a pretence that she didn't understand what he was doing to her. Both of them emerged unscathed and with the sympathy of the viewers.

Jodie continues to maintain her victim status thinking it earns sympathy when it does the opposite. She is supposedly highly intelligent but her whole approach to appearing on BB suggests that she has no idea how to present herself, how to change her image, or what she is doing wrong.
Riseholme
28-01-2006
Jodie is a "yeah but" kind of person. Whenever you try and tell her something about herself or offer her advice or anything at all, she interrupts with "yeah but" because basically she has made up her mind and only wants you to rubber-stamp whatever it is she has decided. She is deeply immature, breathtakingly un-self-aware, petty, infantile and vengeful.
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