I felt horribly sorry for him when he was in the glass coffin with the snakes (that's my phobia too) and felt sympathy for him last night when he took himself off for a walk to have some time on his own. I understand that completely. But has he got what it takes to win and be crowned King of the Jungle when I'm a Celebrity ends this weekend? I'm not so sure and am personally hoping that Fatima Whitbread wins and becomes Prime Minister.
Last night when Arntony said that Fatima Whitbread had "all the personality of a frying pan" I knew that line sounded familiar and checked back in my Coronation Street weekly updates. I guess it's a common enough insult and would make its way into Corrie dialogue as it's a good phrase. Anyway, sure enough it was there from the weekly update of November 13 2006 and you can read it at corrie.net.
"Tracy starts to cosy up to Claire, the woman she once called a Care-Bear with Tog Rating 15. She also once said if Claire and Ashley ever had a child it would have the personality of a frying pan and the voice of Tweety-pie."
I'm not enjoying him at all: a moody, vicious and bitchy bore!
ReplyDeleteA foul mouthed moaning controlling bad tempered bore. I will never see "Sean" now without remembering that sour sour face, the balding head and the constant complaining.
ReplyDeleteHe has done himself no favours by participating. Yesterday, when he wanted to prevent Willie doing the trial, he announced that everyone should say what they thought and not pussyfoot around. Two minutes later when Fatima spoke her mind, he was in a huff.
ReplyDeleteHe is an attention seeking, whining, bitchy, foul mouthed Primadonna. I really dislike him now.
And this is a surprise to ... who, exactly?
ReplyDeleteFati,a for tyhe win bitchy Anthony cries too much like a baby
ReplyDeletefatima for the win soorry autocorrect
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