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Not quite an expletive but a rather loud grumble.Zarte Siempre wrote:It's very hard to make a full impression on contestants, but I'm currently halfway through watching the +1 and I'm hoping greatly that Douglas loses... he's doing my nut in. Seems to be doing his opponent's nut in as well.
Also, a blatant edit when he has GAMBLE disallowed. Was there a shout of an expletive or something?
Balls, is that actually in?! I wondered about it =/Andrew F. Scott wrote:vulturine
Yeah, it's the adjective for VULTURE, rather than a tiny VULTURE.Zarte Siempre wrote:Balls, is that actually in?! I wondered about it =/Andrew F. Scott wrote:vulturine
Yes, not all people from West Yorkshire are like that, I hasten to add........mark b davies wrote:I think I've had a lucky escape. I might have gone deaf or mad playing against him today.
+1James Robinson wrote:Yes, not all people from West Yorkshire are like that, I hasten to add........mark b davies wrote:I think I've had a lucky escape. I might have gone deaf or mad playing against him today.
Yeah - I was disappointed he lost.Andy McGurn wrote:Well, I liked Douglas. Its good to see someone a bit different on the show
Very shouty. On his first letters pick he said "I'd like a consonant, vowel, consonant, vowel, consonant". When Rachel explained that you could only pick one at a time, he shouted over her anyway and picked the next letter before she'd finished putting the previous one up.Matt Morrison wrote:Someone sum him up for people who don't watch much any more? Just a bit shouty?
Rachel said she was blonde and could only do one at a time!Dan McColm wrote:Very shouty. On his first letters pick he said "I'd like a consonant, vowel, consonant, vowel, consonant". When Rachel explained that you could only pick one at a time, he shouted over her anyway and picked the next letter before she'd finished putting the previous one up.Matt Morrison wrote:Someone sum him up for people who don't watch much any more? Just a bit shouty?
Bonkers, hilarious....I was willing him to win..He was a great characterMatt Morrison wrote:Someone sum him up for people who don't watch much any more? Just a bit shouty?
See, I wouldn't mind if he was just bonkers and hilarious. But it felt very much to me like he was playing up for the character. I don't mind people being naturally eccentric, but he seemed to be TRYING to dick about, and that just irritates me.Mark Murray wrote:Bonkers, hilarious....I was willing him to win..He was a great characterMatt Morrison wrote:Someone sum him up for people who don't watch much any more? Just a bit shouty?
Agreed. As a maths tutor, I cringe when I read textbook examples about throwing "a dice", but it does seem to get accepted in modern English, like "a deadly bacteria" for "a deadly bacterium".Tony Atkins wrote:Also slightly annoying was Susie not knowing the singular of DICE.