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<blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 101364" data-attributes="member: 2">I&#039;ve always loved Marcus, but this year he has been even more brilliant and I laughed hard at his comment with Rachel. It was like he was in the house with them.I thought Andrew was out of line yesterday. It&#039;s one thing to challenge someone on their views but what he did was uncalled. I don&#039;t like the woman and her radical views, but as a human being, there was clearly no respect. I also agree with Ann in that Andrew is like a young child. He&#039;s always up for a laugh, he&#039;s fair game with anyone, he just needs to learn how to respect people.I think he realised he a crossed a line, but at the same time, it was like a schoolboy sniggering behind the head teacher&#039;s back, again I think he did this knowing she is probably universally disliked.Yes, I so wish they would take away something that they enjoy, even better when they punish another housemate instead of the one who broke the rules.That was great, but I couldn&#039;t help thinking if it was the right thing to do, doing what they did would encourage these kids to try and watch the show behind their parent&#039;s backs and well, we all know how vulgar it can get in that house.I enjoyed that scene too and I admire that Ann walks away at night knowing how the housemates are likely to behave after a few drinks. I don&#039;t think I would want to be in the company of most of them, in any series.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ome, post: 101364, member: 2"] I've always loved Marcus, but this year he has been even more brilliant and I laughed hard at his comment with Rachel. It was like he was in the house with them. I thought Andrew was out of line yesterday. It's one thing to challenge someone on their views but what he did was uncalled. I don't like the woman and her radical views, but as a human being, there was clearly no respect. I also agree with Ann in that Andrew is like a young child. He's always up for a laugh, he's fair game with anyone, he just needs to learn how to respect people. I think he realised he a crossed a line, but at the same time, it was like a schoolboy sniggering behind the head teacher's back, again I think he did this knowing she is probably universally disliked. Yes, I so wish they would take away something that they enjoy, even better when they punish another housemate instead of the one who broke the rules. That was great, but I couldn't help thinking if it was the right thing to do, doing what they did would encourage these kids to try and watch the show behind their parent's backs and well, we all know how vulgar it can get in that house. I enjoyed that scene too and I admire that Ann walks away at night knowing how the housemates are likely to behave after a few drinks. I don't think I would want to be in the company of most of them, in any series. [/QUOTE]

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