Sour Puss

This episode brings us to double eviction week. The preacher’s son caused one of his alliance members to get back-doored. Talk about tears and semi-violence. Ollie got played and he commenced on of the biggest bitchfest seen on Big Brother. Ollie has been walking around the house like big dawg all week and was shocked that Dan did what was best for Dan. When Michelle go back-doored she cried, ranted, begged, and tried to make sense of all that was going on.

Michelle and Ollie are holding on to the bullshit story that Dan is a plant, regardless of him being a decent player in the house. Michelle takes this game too seriously and likes to shoot off at the mouth like a typical moron. She’s gone from major name calling to claiming how Dan will burn in hell – over Big Brother? Now her ass is sitting outside the house where she fucking belongs. On to the second eviction. The preacher’s son threw a tantrum as well as a lollipop, weight bar, and a stand next to the sliding door. After my heart racing and coming to a startling stop, Keesha won HOH for the second time and nominated Ollie and Jerry. Veto was next.

During the competition Ollie was digging for his life searching for his veto medallion. Dan beat him and won like a coach of a football team should. The Veto Ceremony had the houseguests watch as Dan turned down using the POV. With no surprise Ollie was sent packing: 3-0. His volatile ways got him nowhere but at least he can visit with his blonde dope and curly-headed vicious, loud mouth. Jerry asked that the other team talk to him but he cut himself off weeks ago. Ollie’s post-interview was bullshit and hypocritical. The game is about ONE. ONE person making the leap to the money – NOT A TEAM!! So each should be doing their absolute best to get to the end and the money. TEN years later one would think that people would pull their heads out of their asses already.

P.S. The loser Ollie doesn’t even say good-bye to Jerry before leaving the house. Good job jack-off.

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