Big Brother 15

#251
#251
BadJerry20 said:
Wow McCrae is an idiot.
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Yep. He's done now. Elissa was his only hope. Maybe if he hadn't spend so much time up Amanda's ass he would have known Andy was their downfall.

I hope Andy goes next. He annoys me to death.

Hopefully Judd ends up winning.
 
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#252
#252
I agree. Andy is an annoying little piss ant. Hope he goes next. Then Spencer. He's nothing more than a big turd. Then GM needs to go because Judd has a much better chance against McCrae. GM's gonna get big props for splitting McCranda.
 
#253
#253
One thing bout Andy which I can stand he's not a really flamboyant *****.. The flamboyant ones I really hate, there's been a few on different shows
 
#254
#254
I don't have a problem with Andy. He is whiney, but he's still one of the cooler people in the house. He's also played a very good social game.
 
#256
#256
n_huffhines said:
I don't have a problem with Andy. He is whiney, but he's still one of the cooler people in the house. He's also played a very good social game.
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What about him is cool? Oh you said one of the cooler people. I guess since I'd like to choke everyone but Nick, McCrae and Judd this season, thats possible. Maybe the most obnoxious house ever.
 
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#258
#258
If Spencer or Andy win, I will never watch BB again. Somebody needs to break up this Spandy showmance.
 
#262
#262
I bet Andy fantasizes about how much skeet Spencer's beard could absorb.....I hope McCray or GM wins at this point.
 
#264
#264
Maybe Spencer was molested and it made him into this perv who makes horrible jokes. If that's the worst he does, than I'd say he's probably a pretty good dude. It seems very damning, but I still try not to judge, or at least judge with an open mind.
 
#265
#265
I have a pretty messed up sense of humor. Talking about b**ting of to child porn, 3-4 year olds to be exact, crosses a line. It's not funny, it's tasteless, and basically shows his ignorance. Maybe he is a good dude, but that's pretty uncalled for. And this is coming from a dude that jokes about some weird shizz.
 
#267
#267
BadJerry20 said:
I have a pretty messed up sense of humor. Talking about b**ting of to child porn, 3-4 year olds to be exact, crosses a line. It's not funny, it's tasteless, and basically shows his ignorance. Maybe he is a good dude, but that's pretty uncalled for. And this is coming from a dude that jokes about some weird shizz.
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I agree with everything you say. I'm saying it's twisted, but what I am also saying is maybe he's twisted for reasons that maybe we should have sympathy for, rather than making him into a villain. Who knows?

I must add, I worked with troubled youth in college, and sexual abuse is a lot more common than I had realized, and I was amazed at the ways it impacted these kids. Fantasies about feces, etc.
 
#268
#268
n_huffhines said:
I agree with everything you say. I'm saying it's twisted, but what I am also saying is maybe he's twisted for reasons that maybe we should have sympathy for, rather than making him into a villain. Who knows?

I must add, I worked with troubled youth in college, and sexual abuse is a lot more common than I had realized, and I was amazed at the ways it impacted these kids. Fantasies about feces, etc.
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See but that is my issue, and I know everyone handles things differently and are affected in different ways. I had a childhood that was a real life nightmare, and I don't have those thoughts or turn to a life of crime or whatever. So it kinda drives me crazy when people use that as an excuse when they do something bad. Now I had severe anger issues until I was 25, but never anything twisted. As I said I know people are affected by things in very different ways. But I never got counseling or any form of help, I just made that fuel me to be a better person. So it's hard for me to understand how people use that as an excuse.

Edit: I wanna clarify I'm talking about grown men and women acting foolish and using that as an excuse, not children.
 
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#270
#270
Judds interview with Julie was funny though. "I've never seen a guy cry so much, it's kinda funny" lol
 
#271
#271
BadJerry20 said:
See but that is my issue, and I know everyone handles things differently and are affected in different ways. I had a childhood that was a real life nightmare, and I don't have those thoughts or turn to a life of crime or whatever. So it kinda drives me crazy when people use that as an excuse when they do something bad. Now I had severe anger issues until I was 25, but never anything twisted. As I said I know people are affected by things in very different ways. But I never got counseling or any form of help, I just made that fuel me to be a better person. So it's hard for me to understand how people use that as an excuse.

Edit: I wanna clarify I'm talking about grown men and women acting foolish and using that as an excuse, not children.
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I agree that the individual shouldn't look to it as an excuse. The reason I can still find sympathy for them is that people are wired to respond to events in a variety of ways. For instance, my friend has a lot of siblings with Mommy-issues. One time she lost her mind and violently beat him with a shoe in front of everyone when he was like 9. He doesn't have any problems with his Mom, but a few of his siblings do, and that event negatively affected them a lot more than it did him. He didn't even realize his siblings would consider their Mom a "bad Mom" until they discussed it as adults.
 
#272
#272
n_huffhines said:
I agree that the individual shouldn't look to it as an excuse. The reason I can still find sympathy for them is that people are wired to respond to events in a variety of ways. For instance, my friend has a lot of siblings with Mommy-issues. One time she lost her mind and violently beat him with a shoe in front of everyone when he was like 9. He doesn't have any problems with his Mom, but a few of his siblings do, and that event negatively affected them a lot more than it did him. He didn't even realize his siblings would consider their Mom a "bad Mom" until they discussed it as adults.
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I understand people deal with it differently. My sisters saw me get my head slammed against a wall, by my mom, till I went unconscious. They saw my mom and step dad beat my so bad I couldn't even stand. And saw me get beat at least twice a week for years. Now they don't know the darker stuff, but they are normal too. So I just always feel like its a cop out, which honestly I know it's not I guess. But I also made sure my sisters were protected and never harmed, so maybe that helped them too. I basically raised since I was 8, they were 4, and I tried to explain it was drugs making her do those things. And that you don't treat people that way, and honestly we are 3 of the most polite caring people you would ever meet. So that's why people behaving in certain ways because of childhood stuff, kinda confuses me.
 
#274
#274
McCrae should have went to GM and tried to make a final 2 deal. Said hey Spencer will take Andy, I'll take you, instead of trying to change Andy's mind. IMO
 
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