Suzie was the only one who did not get emotional ..... - Big Brother

mmcd · 28-07-2006, 20:38

when the letters were being read. She sat by herself on the sofa while the others hugged each other and cried. Was this by choice or does she feel disassociated from the group now?

Joshy4Micky · 28-07-2006, 20:39

She's probably to snobbish or stuck up to care

Jayemee · 28-07-2006, 20:40

"You don't have any real friends in here, trust no one, get close to no one"

...or words to that effect. Says it all really.

sweet_chick · 28-07-2006, 20:41

i thought she looked like an ice queen or something, no emotion passed through her face, she just sat there, probably thinking when she could next boil the kettle....!

AdamChrisH · 28-07-2006, 20:41

Or she deals with her emotion in other ways than over the top, television tears?

Joshy4Micky · 28-07-2006, 20:42

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Originally Posted by AdamChrisH

Or she deals with her emotion in other ways than over the top, television tears?

Just with a look like she doesn't want to be there lol

redcherry · 28-07-2006, 20:42

I noticed that. The woman is devoid of any emotion. No, not because she doesnt turn on the waterworks, but you couldnt even see a flicker of feeling behind those eyes. She so reminds me of a Stepford Wife.

beatnik87 · 28-07-2006, 20:43

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Originally Posted by sweet_chick

i thought she looked like an ice queen or something, no emotion passed through her face, she just sat there, probably thinking when she could next boil the kettle....!

LMAO that's what I said. I just think she keeps a stiff upper lip

cheeky1 · 28-07-2006, 20:43

Stoney cold ice queen bitch evil lady...I could carry on with the insults but I think I will stop there

mmcd · 28-07-2006, 20:43

when my hubbie and myself were watching this tonight we were so sure that the public would be heavily voting to get them out tonight. It just looked like it didn't matter to her whether she was there or not.

Jayemee · 28-07-2006, 20:44

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Originally Posted by AdamChrisH

Or she deals with her emotion in other ways than over the top, television tears?

She managed to show a lot more emotion when a tea bag was at stake!

moogester · 28-07-2006, 20:45

She's a cyborg - designed to run on tea

jim4bb · 28-07-2006, 20:45

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Originally Posted by AdamChrisH

Or she deals with her emotion in other ways than over the top, television tears?

Exactly they have only been in there a few weeks, try spending months at a time away from home.

Dr Ray · 28-07-2006, 20:45

Aisleyne cries at the letters. She is fake.

Susie shows no emotion. She is stuck up.

What do people want? When HMs go into the BB house, perhaps they should each be given a laminate setting out the emotions they need to display in order to satisfy the public.

peaches41 · 28-07-2006, 20:45

She IS unemotional - but Aisleyne makes up for it with her hysterical reaction to every little incident. I know who I'd rather watch. Suzie has learned to keep her emotions under control. When Richard's moving letter from home was read out she revealed that Richard had told her about his mother, so it wasn't news to her as it was to the other hms.

nightstar · 28-07-2006, 20:46

Botox leaves you unable to 'do' emotion.

bendymixer · 28-07-2006, 20:46

she was born in Stepford

nicknighthawk · 28-07-2006, 20:47

Most of them are emotional because they are kids missing Mummy and/or Daddy

Susie is a Mum herself and past the homesickness stage and so doesn't feel it the way the others do

rosieeee · 28-07-2006, 20:47

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Originally Posted by redcherry

I noticed that. The woman is devoid of any emotion. No, not because she doesnt turn on the waterworks, but you couldnt even see a flicker of feeling behind those eyes. She so reminds me of a Stepford Wife.

she is a very cool person so perhaps she doesn't show how she feels - but I found it hard to understand how she could sit there emotionless when Richards letter about his mum was read out - everyone else was in bits and Richard is her friend.

cefn-glas · 28-07-2006, 20:47

I don't blame Susie - the whole thing was total bathos: sheer manufactured emotion.

magicmover · 28-07-2006, 20:48

I think she didn't want to weaken her carachter and wanted to feel the strongest one there. I did find it strange when she didn't cry...

bendymixer · 28-07-2006, 20:48

susie only care about susie

mmcd · 28-07-2006, 20:49

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Originally Posted by rosieeee

she is a very cool person so perhaps she doesn't show how she feels - but I found it hard to understand how she could sit there emotionless when Richards letter about his mum was read out - everyone else was in bits and Richard is her friend.

Yes we (hubbie and me) thought that it would be different when Dickies letter got read out but it wasn't. Mind you, I didn't see the 24/7 and you know what these edited H/L's can be like

Dovaly · 28-07-2006, 20:51

I was going to start a similar thread to this actually.

I have never been keen on Susie and couldnt quite put my finger on why and now I know.
She is cold...totally.
It wasnt a case of her holding in the tears or acting like a lady.The woman has no heart.Her expression rarely changes whether she is happy,sad,excited,angry etc

I am a total softy and felt really nice about how the housemates all rallied round during the letter reading but she just sat there like stone!

Susie out!

lil_miss_blonde · 28-07-2006, 20:53

Suzie was the only one who did not get emotional .....

Well the letters wernt interesting were they

they wernt about tea

28-07-2006, 20:38	#1
mmcd Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 7,687	Suzie was the only one who did not get emotional ..... when the letters were being read. She sat by herself on the sofa while the others hugged each other and cried. Was this by choice or does she feel disassociated from the group now?

28-07-2006, 20:39	#2
Joshy4Micky Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London Posts: 2,755	She's probably to snobbish or stuck up to care

28-07-2006, 20:40	#3
Jayemee Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 2,216	"You don't have any real friends in here, trust no one, get close to no one" ...or words to that effect. Says it all really.

28-07-2006, 20:41	#4
sweet_chick Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 546	i thought she looked like an ice queen or something, no emotion passed through her face, she just sat there, probably thinking when she could next boil the kettle....!

28-07-2006, 20:41	#5
AdamChrisH Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 571	Or she deals with her emotion in other ways than over the top, television tears?

28-07-2006, 20:42	#7
redcherry Forum Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Services: broadband Posts: 7,188	I noticed that. The woman is devoid of any emotion. No, not because she doesnt turn on the waterworks, but you couldnt even see a flicker of feeling behind those eyes. She so reminds me of a Stepford Wife.

28-07-2006, 20:43	#9
cheeky1 Forum Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: ♀ Services: ♥ Supporting Ollie and Stacey ♥ Posts: 629	Stoney cold ice queen bitch evil lady...I could carry on with the insults but I think I will stop there

28-07-2006, 20:45	#12
moogester Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Kent Services: South of the Watford Gap Posts: 13,528	She's a cyborg - designed to run on tea

28-07-2006, 20:45	#14
Dr Ray Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 2,169	Aisleyne cries at the letters. She is fake. Susie shows no emotion. She is stuck up. What do people want? When HMs go into the BB house, perhaps they should each be given a laminate setting out the emotions they need to display in order to satisfy the public.

28-07-2006, 20:45	#15
peaches41 Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Cornwall Posts: 3,949	She IS unemotional - but Aisleyne makes up for it with her hysterical reaction to every little incident. I know who I'd rather watch. Suzie has learned to keep her emotions under control. When Richard's moving letter from home was read out she revealed that Richard had told her about his mother, so it wasn't news to her as it was to the other hms.

28-07-2006, 20:46	#16
nightstar Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: London Services: Sky+ AOL & Vista Ultimate Posts: 1,954	Botox leaves you unable to 'do' emotion.

28-07-2006, 20:46	#17
bendymixer Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 10,780	she was born in Stepford

28-07-2006, 20:47	#18
nicknighthawk Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 37	Most of them are emotional because they are kids missing Mummy and/or Daddy Susie is a Mum herself and past the homesickness stage and so doesn't feel it the way the others do

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cefn-glas Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: South Wales Services: BT Internet broadband Posts: 1,691	I don't blame Susie - the whole thing was total bathos: sheer manufactured emotion.

28-07-2006, 20:48	#21
magicmover Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: South Wales ♂ Posts: 6,970 Blog Entries: 10	I think she didn't want to weaken her carachter and wanted to feel the strongest one there. I did find it strange when she didn't cry...

28-07-2006, 20:51	#24
Dovaly Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Hertfordshire Services: Watford Gap on the M1 Posts: 2,001	I was going to start a similar thread to this actually. I have never been keen on Susie and couldnt quite put my finger on why and now I know. She is cold...totally. It wasnt a case of her holding in the tears or acting like a lady.The woman has no heart.Her expression rarely changes whether she is happy,sad,excited,angry etc I am a total softy and felt really nice about how the housemates all rallied round during the letter reading but she just sat there like stone! Susie out!

28-07-2006, 20:53	#25
lil_miss_blonde Forum Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: DVAT ;) Posts: 8,732	Suzie was the only one who did not get emotional ..... Well the letters wernt interesting were they they wernt about tea