mikidiki
Well-Known Member
So many of the housemates from all of the series would have known so many of other housemates from the other series over the years. Hope that makes sense.
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So many of the housemates from all of the series would have known so many of other housemates from the other series over the years. Hope that makes sense.
Miranda MC
Active Member
he has his 'fake it' voice: thin, high pitch, coming out of the top of his throat and deliberate slow pace. when he does that, i feel he is putting on his radio persona.
and he has his normal voice: still thin-ish, but the voice comes from the chest, and slowly pick up in pace. this is a glimpse of moment of truth IMO.
just compare the clips he egged tahan on to cross the divide and that his speech at the family dinner. quite a difference there i reckon.
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MissKLee
Guest
Absolutely...the latter being much more relatable, in my opinion. I actaully stopped and listened to what he had to say then. He intrigues me. I believe he has some serious self esteem issues.
*added* ...The ego is huge, but I think some of it is a front, his need to appear a certain way screams of insecurity.
caz71
Active Member
Yes on Son in Law
Sorry if it's been said already but Tim's constant attempts to engage everyone within earshot in conversation is simply him announcing he is insecure to the nth degree. Talking loudly is his way of 'taking their temperature' and seeing if they will listen and/or react to him. In the rare cases he pauses for air and allows someone else to respond he can't help but say the word 'like.....' which is a signal that a) he's not really listening to the other party and b) he's going to interrupt, talk over or ignore the other party. He's 29 going on 9.
After writing out his pathetic, over-the-top slam book discussion points for the dinner he was a right sook when it all came back to bite him. His downcast expression may have been his only genuine moment to date but it was deliciously ironic.
After writing out his pathetic, over-the-top slam book discussion points for the dinner he was a right sook when it all came back to bite him. His downcast expression may have been his only genuine moment to date but it was deliciously ironic.
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alicervelli
Guest
tim is mean and spitefulll, when he was on thr good side he was more than happy to rub the halfways face in it, now look at him, he has been banging on hows hes changed which he totally hasnt anyway, but if all was good why change. tim youre all thats bad from your age group youre selfih self centred and you make me sick, i hope you get voted out asap
spygirl99
Well-Known Member
I agree with Jumpy1, he IS obnoxious! Not to mention attention seeking, loud-mouthed, selfish & just plain annoying. I love how he thinks he is cool, crazy & interesting because of his clothes/loud personality. Tim, you are not cool or interesting. You are just LOUD & demanding. You are boring, because you are so into yourself. Just shut up!
Did you just agree with yourself?
Dystopia
Flying so high..
Oh I like such a passionate opening. The 'killing people' bit and later when he asked Drew '...why did you get married... do you love her?' or something along those lines -- now if this ain't contrived, nothing is.
On second thought, perhaps it's just something stupid coming out of an idiot's mouth.
Whenever people bring this up, I always find it difficult to believe that this could actually be reality. I definitely think people exaggerate themselves when they know what they are doing will definitely be shown e.g. Nominations but I do not think people put on an act. Literally every Big Brother housemate in BBAU history has said once they got out in post eviction interviews that after a week or so you truly forget the cameras are there and the House becomes your reality and the first week you try and hide things in your personality like your bad habits but after a week you can not help yourself and you just completely act yourself. Don't stress midiki.
mikidiki
Well-Known Member
Dystopia
Flying so high..
I do think that this is the real Tim we are seeing. He is play-acting for sure but seems unable to breach his limited personality's boundaries. A childish boy who, it seems has been given a free ride in life for too long.
They all are playing us for fools.
The best actor/ess who is the best at it, wins BB.
I do think with Tim, he is being himself but is exaggerating it a bit.
He was the one that stripped naked on Rihanna's plane, because she was boring the journalists by not answering questions.
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MissKLee
Guest
Dystopia
Flying so high..
As did I, as did I. Perhaps you and I had better repair to the "Love Tahan" thread to continue our worship of this apprentice goddess.I must say I quite enjoyed Tahan's tribal dance though, if not the hair