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That is the behaviour of voters to state on polls the outcome that they think is rational or moral ie expected of them (due to the oppressive anti free speech culture we have now) but then go on to vote the way their gut feeling dictates.
This is a well documented characteristic in political elections. I wonder if it applies to BB, maybe women are embarrassed about their jealousies?
In a recent BB Mario was up against a pretty blonde. The blonde had been lacklustre in a task but was a very pleasant person. Mario was a pleasant sort too but had been very obnoxious to the blonde in eviction week and the polls said he would go. The blonde went. Same with Rachael yesterday.
This is a well documented characteristic in political elections. I wonder if it applies to BB, maybe women are embarrassed about their jealousies?
In a recent BB Mario was up against a pretty blonde. The blonde had been lacklustre in a task but was a very pleasant person. Mario was a pleasant sort too but had been very obnoxious to the blonde in eviction week and the polls said he would go. The blonde went. Same with Rachael yesterday.
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More to do with airtime and small audience/vote numbers imho this time Henry
The vote to evict the lunatic was also split. Rachel vs either of the other two alone, she stays The Reeka vs Pinder backs up what you say though, Pinder was unfortunate imo |
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no such probs with the next evictee a standout bet for me
p.s Hi GB keepin well? |
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All good here aj. I've cleaned out the bf account to move house
 Time to get a new set of high street accounts in the wife's name I think. Ignore that bit cheps and haymaker [;)]Finally where I always wanted to live, miles away from the hustle bustle and riff raff  Are you well? |
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keepin good bud
bit extreme tho GB Lou wasnt that bad |
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You didn't have to see his string vests on the washing line aj
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More to do with airtime and small audience/vote numbers imho this time Henry
Sure but it doesn't explain the polls getting it wrong unless it hinged on the Friday HL's. I moved away from the madding crowds a few years ago. Which part of the country have you moved to? |
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We weren't exactly in the madding crowds before Henry. Have moved from scabrous e yorks to gentile n yorks.
Although strangely have swopped our posh York postcode for a low-rent Darlington one FumingI think you have. It came down to the Thursday Friday highlights, and Rachael was bubbling over most of them. Sunshine was missing and just brief cameos from Scabby |
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Have it*
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I've got a good friend in Durham I visit about once a year, not a million miles from Darlington.
I love this country but can't handle the unrelenting grey skies. Although I've been in London for a couple of months and it hasn't been bad. (The last few days have been ominous). |
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I'm odd, I love the climate of this country. Crucial for my work, as it happens.
To be honest, I've only known it to be grey for weeks on end a couple of times, and in winter. Usually it's wait five minutes, and the weather will change entirely |
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Yes it's not quite that relentless but in winter the sun usually comes out on just one day per week on average. That is the case for a couple of months (differing months) in the summer too.
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Most people don't mind it so much though.
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