I just need to get something off my chest.

I was confident Jonathan might go this weekend, but the mistake I made was giving the public more respect than they deserve.

I'm disgusted Seany was voted out over Jonathan, and it's clear the British public couldn't handle a gay relationship on their TV, but that's a different debate.

My main gripe is what the public chose to not evict. This idiot Jonathan. Some grotesque business man who's spent his life exploting people to satisfy his overwhelming greed, and now, he's come on Big Brother to put on his act of "ooo, look at me, I'm a big nasty business man, but just give me a chance to prove that I can be genuine and caring" Alan Sugar type lies.

It's bull****.

This man is trying to improve his public profile so as to improve his business profile so as to exploit the media market. He knows how to fool people, his bank account proves it.

Don't be a complete idiot, don't fall for this obnoxious morons bull****. Do the right thing and vote him out at the next opportunity. Even if it's against Charley.

That's all, thanks for reading. (and sorry for the bad language)

I Completely Agree! I Couldn't Believe He Was Kept In Especially Over Such A Big Character Like Seany! He Doesn't Deserve To Be There, He Contributes Nothing To The Show!
I Was Devestated That Seany Was Voted Out But I Was Even More Devestated That Jonathon Had Been Kept In!
I'll Definately Be Voting As Many Times As I Can To Get Him Out Next Time He's Up!!

agree too he comes across as hes better than people and looks down on others , i dislike charley but even would like him out over her

Not all businessmen are like Gordon Gecko.

That's Michael Douglas in the film "Wall Street", in case anyone didn't know.

I agree that Jonathon is a very rich housemate and many do think he is obnoxious, "Many rich millionaire businessmen can be"

But if the public, all 44.5% of them wanted Seany out, there is nothing we can do?

I am not a fan of Jonathon personally, but I would rather see Charley go or maybe a couple of others.






nodisharmony

Sure, I wouldn't disagree with that, but then narrow the margin to 'businessmen who are multi-millionaires', then narrow the margin further to 'businessmen who are multi-millionaires who would go on Big Brother'.

At least Gordon Gekko had the decency to stick to his 'arena' that was the stock market.