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<blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 100040" data-attributes="member: 2">The boys coming into the house seemed to be a hit with everyone. I hadn&#039;t thought about this, but if you&#039;re used to being around the company of the opposite sex, you&#039;re going to miss it when it&#039;s not there and I think that&#039;s how they were probably feeling too.I think Malika was spot on in her comments about India being a victim, she really hams up the differences between people and she doesn&#039;t listen to anyone&#039;s opinion other than her own. She&#039;s all smiles and giggles if people are asking her about her life, but when it doesn&#039;t go her way she stomps off. I also wonder if forcing herself on Genuwine wanting him to kiss was might be seen as too close for comfort. He clearly said he wouldn&#039;t be interested in a relationship with a transgender and she had to push it that little further. It felt like she was trying to make out he was discriminating when it was simply his own preference and it&#039;s very difficult to know the real truth until someone meets someone. Dapper Laughs....? He opens up about the rape joke and then goes into the diary room to say that Johhny will be hanging out of Jess&#039; arse in two weeks time - clearly, he&#039;s a changed man. I&#039;m already hating him.Courtney is friggin&#039; awesome and if it wasn&#039;t for Maggie, he would be my winner, I love how he quickly got along with everyone like he had been there the whole time.I hope Malika, Rachel, Maggie and Courtney get to see the real Dapper dude and then lay into him.You were right it was and I missed it. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite11" alt=":rolleyes:" title="Roll Eyes&nbsp; &nbsp; :rolleyes:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":rolleyes:" />If his diary room conversation is anything to go by, you won&#039;t need to Google anything.Very clever of BB to bring in someone like Dapper with the theme &#039;Year of the Woman&#039;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ome, post: 100040, member: 2"] The boys coming into the house seemed to be a hit with everyone. I hadn't thought about this, but if you're used to being around the company of the opposite sex, you're going to miss it when it's not there and I think that's how they were probably feeling too. I think Malika was spot on in her comments about India being a victim, she really hams up the differences between people and she doesn't listen to anyone's opinion other than her own. She's all smiles and giggles if people are asking her about her life, but when it doesn't go her way she stomps off. I also wonder if forcing herself on Genuwine wanting him to kiss was might be seen as too close for comfort. He clearly said he wouldn't be interested in a relationship with a transgender and she had to push it that little further. It felt like she was trying to make out he was discriminating when it was simply his own preference and it's very difficult to know the real truth until someone meets someone. Dapper Laughs....? He opens up about the rape joke and then goes into the diary room to say that Johhny will be hanging out of Jess' arse in two weeks time - clearly, he's a changed man. I'm already hating him. Courtney is friggin' awesome and if it wasn't for Maggie, he would be my winner, I love how he quickly got along with everyone like he had been there the whole time. I hope Malika, Rachel, Maggie and Courtney get to see the real Dapper dude and then lay into him. You were right it was and I missed it. :rolleyes: If his diary room conversation is anything to go by, you won't need to Google anything. Very clever of BB to bring in someone like Dapper with the theme 'Year of the Woman' [/QUOTE]

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