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I see brinkpeople.
It's great for self esteem building and feeling comparatively low maintenance without actually changing yourself. (And less frumpy than Nina's 'I've had my date' effort tonight)No offense to current viewers but watching a minute of this show makes me puke a little in my mouth. Can you imagine what a whole hour would do to me?
I'm happy it's happening. Either she'll show a more likeable side and I'll start liking her or she won't and she'll get punted faster.
It's win/win.
Fiona
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I agree. It seemed a bit brutal that the room was in on the 'joke' before Jacinda and Ebru were. Possibly if the blow had been softened it may have been less embarrassing and more amusing. Haha, joke's on us and you were playing us off against each other, but we did have fun type of thing.
sorceress86
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I should be ashamed that I like it but I'm not.The only reason I bothered to post in this thread is because I just happened to notice sorceress handle momentarily appearing as the last post in it. Otherwise I would've been none the wiser and stayed out of it.
Do you honestly think I'd watch this dull pap after how I've made it plainly clear on several occasions that one of the main reasons I detested Jade was because she turned Big Brother into a even more pathetic version of this crap?
No offense to current viewers but watching a minute of this show makes me puke a little in my mouth. Can you imagine what a whole hour would do to me?
I enjoy watching women getting flustered amongst each other, not surprisingly I have only watched about 2 minutes of a Bachelorette (won't watch the Aussie one either).
Unless the bachelorette was Jacinta.
Inigo Montoya
The New Dread Pirate Roberts.
Hahaha... Never change Con... Oh and no offense taken, I've said it before and I'll say it again this show is so trashy... It's good.The only reason I bothered to post in this thread is because I just happened to notice sorceress handle momentarily appearing as the last post in it. Otherwise I would've been none the wiser and stayed out of it.
Do you honestly think I'd watch this dull pap after how I've made it plainly clear on several occasions that one of the main reasons I detested Jade was because she turned Big Brother into a even more pathetic version of this crap?
No offense to current viewers but watching a minute of this show makes me puke a little in my mouth. Can you imagine what a whole hour would do to me?
And you get a bit of a perve as well.
It's called TenplayYou can play all innocent but we all know you're catching up on every episode on whatever tens version of jumpin is.
So bye bye Jacinda, she made great TV, amazing personality and a nice pair of tits as well. I bet the producers were coming all over the place when that melt down happened after the 3 dates. TV gold IMO.
So only nine girls left, hmmm.... Who will be the next to go? What's that blonde chicks name who has not been on a date yet? Get rid of her IMO, she has no chance... Too much time has passed without Sam spending time with her, bad luck to get, but she has got to go.
Move over Sam Wood! The Bachelor's Jacinda Gugliemino reveals she's already found love with another man
She raised eyebrows during Thursday night's episode of[URL='http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/the_bachelor_australia/index.html']The Bachelor, coming to a mutual decision with eligible hunk Sam Wood to leave the mansion before the rose ceremony.
But it looks like contestant Jacinda Gugliemino's shock exit was a blessing in disguise for the 33-year-old children's entertainer.
Speaking toNews.com.au, the brunette beauty from New South Wales has revealed she has since found her own prince charming, which may not have happened so soon if she hadn't appeared on the reality show.
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Moving on: The Bachelor's Jacinda has revealed she has found love since appearing on the show
[URL='http://ec.tynt.com/b/rf?id=bBOTTqvd0r3Pooab7jrHcU&u=DailyMail']
Move over Sam Wood: Jacinda raised eyebrows during Thursday night's episode of The Bachelor, coming to a mutual decision with eligible hunk Sam Wood to leave the mansion before the rose ceremony [/URL][/URL]
'To be honest, I definitely wouldn’t have given it a chance (with my boyfriend). And that’s because I wouldn’t have seen the qualities in him that I really needed if I hadn’t been on the show,' she told the publication, referring to the mystery man she met through mutual friends before filming for The Bachelor commenced.
Having met very briefly before her reality television stint, the outspoken personality said she hadn't considered dating her new beau, but time spent with Sam Wood and the other girls made her realise what she wanted out of relationships.
She said: 'On The Bachelor I really got to understand myself better and work out where I was going wrong in relationships'.
Quirky personality: The brunette beauty is a children's entertainer from New South Wales
On Thursday night's episode of The Bachelor, the man himself Sam decided that Jacinda was better suited to be a friend than a lover.
'We will always be friends,' the 35-year-old told her, giving the brunette a controversial private send-off before the rose ceremony - which he would ultimately be too emotional to go through with.
Jacinda was one of three girls who went on a one-on-one date with Sam on the episode, with him explaining: 'I thought there was genuine danger that we could become great mates..
'So I needed to spend more time between the two of us to know if there's anything more...I don't know if there is.'
The children's entertainer was in tears by that point, crying, 'I want someone to give me a date and the best date ever because I deserve it.'
Friend zoned: Sam told the teary brunette beauty she was an incredible person, but that he saw her more as a friend than as a lover
No rose ceremony: On Thursday night's episode of The Bachelor Sam Wood gave Jacinda a private goodbye
'I want you to have that perfect date with a guy that you spend forever with,' he consoled her.
In a piece-to-camera, Sam said that he thought she deserved a private goodbye rather than putting her through a rose ceremony, with the pair walking hand-in-hand to a waiting limo.
'There is a genuine sadness saying goodbye to Jacinda,' he admitted. ' Probably more than I even thought there would be.'
Meanwhile, the other nine women were waiting inside the Bachelor mansion for the pair to return - but, alas, they never did.
Alone time: The brunette beauty was one of three women that he had taken on a one-on-one date earlier in the episode
They were eventually greeted by Osher Günsberg, who announced 'they could not see a future together. Jacinda has left the mansion.'
'Sam was quite upset and he asked for your understanding because he's left the cocktail party and he's gone home himself.'
'Ladies, there will be no rose ceremony tonight.'
Sam and Jacinda started their talk at odds, with the aerobics instructor mad at him for his antics earlier in the show.
Hoping to test how capable some of the girls were at dealing with roadblocks, he organised three one-on-one dates which all had things go awry.
Good day! Sam tried to test their ability to go with the flow, planning a date with mishaps like flat tyres, a flirty waitress and exotic food - like fried crickets. Jacinda passed with flying colours
He would pick up the girls - Jacinda, Ebru and Bec - in a limo, but the driver would inform them that a tyre had gone flat and he needed their help to fix it.
The next hiccup was planned for lunch, when an actress posing as a waitress would flirt with Sam and even spill water on him.
Finally, the girls would be surprised by the cuisine for the evening - fried crickets, barbecue chicken feet, duck tongue and marinated duck chin.
The girls enjoyed their dates but were upset when they discovered Sam had taken each of them on the exact same ride.
Jacinda in particularly was distraught, but the personal trainer manged to calm her down before delivering the bad news.
Good graces: The girls enjoyed their dates but were upset when they discovered that he had taken each of them on the exact same ride. The Tasmanian hunk talked his way back into Jacinda's good books
Read more:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ls-s-love-man-not-Sam-Wood.html#ixzz3ilZqWr6e
She raised eyebrows during Thursday night's episode of[URL='http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/the_bachelor_australia/index.html']The Bachelor, coming to a mutual decision with eligible hunk Sam Wood to leave the mansion before the rose ceremony.
But it looks like contestant Jacinda Gugliemino's shock exit was a blessing in disguise for the 33-year-old children's entertainer.
Speaking toNews.com.au, the brunette beauty from New South Wales has revealed she has since found her own prince charming, which may not have happened so soon if she hadn't appeared on the reality show.
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[URL='http://ec.tynt.com/b/rf?id=bBOTTqvd0r3Pooab7jrHcU&u=DailyMail']
Moving on: The Bachelor's Jacinda has revealed she has found love since appearing on the show
[URL='http://ec.tynt.com/b/rf?id=bBOTTqvd0r3Pooab7jrHcU&u=DailyMail']
Move over Sam Wood: Jacinda raised eyebrows during Thursday night's episode of The Bachelor, coming to a mutual decision with eligible hunk Sam Wood to leave the mansion before the rose ceremony [/URL][/URL]
'To be honest, I definitely wouldn’t have given it a chance (with my boyfriend). And that’s because I wouldn’t have seen the qualities in him that I really needed if I hadn’t been on the show,' she told the publication, referring to the mystery man she met through mutual friends before filming for The Bachelor commenced.
Having met very briefly before her reality television stint, the outspoken personality said she hadn't considered dating her new beau, but time spent with Sam Wood and the other girls made her realise what she wanted out of relationships.
She said: 'On The Bachelor I really got to understand myself better and work out where I was going wrong in relationships'.
Quirky personality: The brunette beauty is a children's entertainer from New South Wales
On Thursday night's episode of The Bachelor, the man himself Sam decided that Jacinda was better suited to be a friend than a lover.
'We will always be friends,' the 35-year-old told her, giving the brunette a controversial private send-off before the rose ceremony - which he would ultimately be too emotional to go through with.
Jacinda was one of three girls who went on a one-on-one date with Sam on the episode, with him explaining: 'I thought there was genuine danger that we could become great mates..
'So I needed to spend more time between the two of us to know if there's anything more...I don't know if there is.'
The children's entertainer was in tears by that point, crying, 'I want someone to give me a date and the best date ever because I deserve it.'
Friend zoned: Sam told the teary brunette beauty she was an incredible person, but that he saw her more as a friend than as a lover
No rose ceremony: On Thursday night's episode of The Bachelor Sam Wood gave Jacinda a private goodbye
'I want you to have that perfect date with a guy that you spend forever with,' he consoled her.
In a piece-to-camera, Sam said that he thought she deserved a private goodbye rather than putting her through a rose ceremony, with the pair walking hand-in-hand to a waiting limo.
'There is a genuine sadness saying goodbye to Jacinda,' he admitted. ' Probably more than I even thought there would be.'
Meanwhile, the other nine women were waiting inside the Bachelor mansion for the pair to return - but, alas, they never did.
Alone time: The brunette beauty was one of three women that he had taken on a one-on-one date earlier in the episode
They were eventually greeted by Osher Günsberg, who announced 'they could not see a future together. Jacinda has left the mansion.'
'Sam was quite upset and he asked for your understanding because he's left the cocktail party and he's gone home himself.'
'Ladies, there will be no rose ceremony tonight.'
Sam and Jacinda started their talk at odds, with the aerobics instructor mad at him for his antics earlier in the show.
Hoping to test how capable some of the girls were at dealing with roadblocks, he organised three one-on-one dates which all had things go awry.
Good day! Sam tried to test their ability to go with the flow, planning a date with mishaps like flat tyres, a flirty waitress and exotic food - like fried crickets. Jacinda passed with flying colours
He would pick up the girls - Jacinda, Ebru and Bec - in a limo, but the driver would inform them that a tyre had gone flat and he needed their help to fix it.
The next hiccup was planned for lunch, when an actress posing as a waitress would flirt with Sam and even spill water on him.
Finally, the girls would be surprised by the cuisine for the evening - fried crickets, barbecue chicken feet, duck tongue and marinated duck chin.
The girls enjoyed their dates but were upset when they discovered Sam had taken each of them on the exact same ride.
Jacinda in particularly was distraught, but the personal trainer manged to calm her down before delivering the bad news.
Good graces: The girls enjoyed their dates but were upset when they discovered that he had taken each of them on the exact same ride. The Tasmanian hunk talked his way back into Jacinda's good books
Read more:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ls-s-love-man-not-Sam-Wood.html#ixzz3ilZqWr6e
sorceress86
Well-Known Member
So...I have been sleuthing looking at pics for future episodes...
I think there is intruders in this shot, apparently one of the intruders goes far
I think there is intruders in this shot, apparently one of the intruders goes far
I thought it was really decent of Sam (and production) to allow Jacinda to leave without going through the humiliation of a rose ceremony. Of course it meant she didn't get to pack her bags herself or say goodbye to the other contestants (although I always wonder if they don't just turn the limo around and allow her to go back and do it after filming stops - its all so manufactured anyway ...)
I didn't really see the need for the 3 girls to be reduced to tears over this ... and even anger seemed an over the top reaction. Pretty sure they were g-upped by production to show emotional reaction to the news. I can understand Jacinda being upset because she would have also realised there was no chemistry going on other than friendship - and when she found out the other 2 girls had the same date as her it might have been overwhelming to compare herself with them ... but why would the other two feel bad about it? where was their sense of humour? they enjoyed their time with him - they were having fun - they came out of it looking good ... where's their problem?
bottom line when in the moment on the dates all 3 were having a great time ...
I don't see how those 3 dates happened on one day anyway so this was either a highly manic day for Sam with production making the girls wait somewhere whilst he hurried off to be with the others ... and they'd have been wondering WHY they were left waiting and WHERE was Sam off to? ... or there was some major shenanigans going on keeping those girls all apart from one another and from the other girls over a period of at least 2 full days maybe 3 ...
they tried to cover it up with one of the girls (Rachel I think?) saying they thought they were getting a little complacent in the house ... there'd been group dates, single dates ... as if there was confusion happening about where people were ... HOWEVER they fail to realise the truth that we do all know - THERE IS ONLY ONE BACHELOR and since he has to go on ALL the dates he can't exactly be on 3 all-day dates on one day ... it just doesn't make sense they'd be able to fit it into the one day ... I call SHENANIGANS!!!
I didn't really see the need for the 3 girls to be reduced to tears over this ... and even anger seemed an over the top reaction. Pretty sure they were g-upped by production to show emotional reaction to the news. I can understand Jacinda being upset because she would have also realised there was no chemistry going on other than friendship - and when she found out the other 2 girls had the same date as her it might have been overwhelming to compare herself with them ... but why would the other two feel bad about it? where was their sense of humour? they enjoyed their time with him - they were having fun - they came out of it looking good ... where's their problem?
bottom line when in the moment on the dates all 3 were having a great time ...
I don't see how those 3 dates happened on one day anyway so this was either a highly manic day for Sam with production making the girls wait somewhere whilst he hurried off to be with the others ... and they'd have been wondering WHY they were left waiting and WHERE was Sam off to? ... or there was some major shenanigans going on keeping those girls all apart from one another and from the other girls over a period of at least 2 full days maybe 3 ...
they tried to cover it up with one of the girls (Rachel I think?) saying they thought they were getting a little complacent in the house ... there'd been group dates, single dates ... as if there was confusion happening about where people were ... HOWEVER they fail to realise the truth that we do all know - THERE IS ONLY ONE BACHELOR and since he has to go on ALL the dates he can't exactly be on 3 all-day dates on one day ... it just doesn't make sense they'd be able to fit it into the one day ... I call SHENANIGANS!!!
Inigo Montoya
The New Dread Pirate Roberts.
During the 3 date thing I was trying to figure out how production was managinging to do all this in one day, I do think it is possible if the first day was morning, second midday and the third in the arvo. I also do believe that each date happened in full... Then Sam moved onto the next girl... I'm just curious what production said to elbow and where production had her all day, because she was first and was then the last to arrive home.
my other issue (yes of course I have another one!!!) is the bringing out of the jewellery as gifts next week - only saw him giving something to Emily but when he's only down to final 9 PLUS any intruders (... and last year there were at least 4 intruders weren't there?) why break out the jewellery already?
I'm not getting my knickers in a twist about this because its given to Emily and not someone I favour ... its just simply something I think they should either NOT do or at least save until he's whittled it down to the final 3 or 4 girls and then choose something individually suited and meaningful for each girl?
Its almost as if hey I see you as a tough nut to crack Emily so here have some jewellery - will you be more interested in me now please?
I don't like it ... and given Blake's shenanigans last season I think they could have given the jewellery thing a miss.
It suggests forethought when he's not actually spent that much time in her company ... finally goes on single date and already has chosen jewellery for her? So there he is spinning his web with other girls telling them how special they are, how attracted to them he is ... and he's chosen something special for Emily before even taking her on the date?
I guess I should wait and see what is actually in the box and how meaningful/thoughtful it is as a gift ... but it just gives me the heebiejeebies so early on.
I'm not getting my knickers in a twist about this because its given to Emily and not someone I favour ... its just simply something I think they should either NOT do or at least save until he's whittled it down to the final 3 or 4 girls and then choose something individually suited and meaningful for each girl?
Its almost as if hey I see you as a tough nut to crack Emily so here have some jewellery - will you be more interested in me now please?
I don't like it ... and given Blake's shenanigans last season I think they could have given the jewellery thing a miss.
It suggests forethought when he's not actually spent that much time in her company ... finally goes on single date and already has chosen jewellery for her? So there he is spinning his web with other girls telling them how special they are, how attracted to them he is ... and he's chosen something special for Emily before even taking her on the date?
I guess I should wait and see what is actually in the box and how meaningful/thoughtful it is as a gift ... but it just gives me the heebiejeebies so early on.
Inigo Montoya
The New Dread Pirate Roberts.
Clearly Sam wants to fuck Emily the most if she is getting bling off him.... Or production is making him give it to her.
sorceress86
Well-Known Member
He's always had a thing for Emily though, he's hugely attracted to her and has a spark with her - So it makes sense that he would give something to her because he does actually quite like her.
The other possibility is the show has told him to do that.
The other possibility is the show has told him to do that.
thing with that is - were they eating brunch, lunch and dinner? there were how many different plates of foul stuff to get through - would have been quite a long drawn out meal ...
half hour to change tire and clean up (and that's being generous - probably took longer) .. .half hour drive to city for boat trip (BTW I thought Jacinda said she gets seasick - no sign of any worry of that during course of her date!) 30 minute jet boat ride which you can count as an hour with all the fiddle diddling around before and after ... plus brunch .... race back to mansion and repeat ... late lunch .... race back to mansion and repeat ... dinner ...
doable but how did Sam maintain his good humour after a day like that? let alone the girls ... I still call shenanigans on this ground hog date thing ... and where did they hide the girls? spa date? none of them entered looking like they'd been pampered afterwards nor did they mention it happening ...
sorceress86
Well-Known Member
Great minds think alike lol.
sorceress86
Well-Known Member
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