[King Sing]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

I found it utterly bizarre as the chants for Steven to get out went louder and louder, Pav turned to Zoe and said we're evicting Danielle.

Like what the fook. You're totally going against pubic opinion.

What a pair of prize prunes.

How irrelevant.

They made a smart choice.

It was between Steven and Danielle.

If they booted Steven, the consequences would be greater because the house could turn on them.

If they booted Danielle, they would get rid of someone the house and public doesn't like. Everyone will always have fans, I'm sure Danielle did. But she was very dishonest and that's the problem people had with her.

She knew what she was getting herself into. Her game plan was all wrong.

[MrWong]

Originally Posted by King Sing

How irrelevant.

They made a smart choice.

It was between Steven and Danielle.

If they booted Steven, the consequences would be greater because the house could turn on them.

If they booted Danielle, they would get rid of someone the house and public doesn't like. Everyone will always have fans, I'm sure Danielle did. But she was very dishonest and that's the problem people had with her.

She knew what she was getting herself into. Her game plan was all wrong.

Steven doesn't like Pav and bizarrley, he is very influential in the house. He will make sure that the house turns on Pav anyway.

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by King Sing

How irrelevant....

They made a smart choice.

It was between Steven and Danielle.

If they booted Steven, the consequences would be greater because the house could turn on them.

If they booted Danielle, they would get rid of someone the house and public doesn't like. Everyone will always have fans, I'm sure Danielle did. But she was very dishonest and that's the problem people had with her.

She knew what she was getting herself into. Her game plan was all wrong.

A cowardly action taken so the house won't turn on them.

Do we really want pathetic housemates in like that???

I don't.

[beardedbloke]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

A cowardly action taken so the house won't turn on them.

Do we really want pathetic housemates in like that???

I don't.

well said Gusto. I've gone right off Pav and Zoe because of their bizarre refusal to even consider Steven to be evicted!!! Haven't they been watching BB and seeing what we have and realising what a creep Steven is?

Danielle was a strange one, which made her interesting and entertaining. I liked her. So what if she wanted to come across as a virginal glamour model?

the minute Biancca got in that house she aligned herself to the 'cool gang' and whispered about Danielle 'not being who she says she is'. Sadly, it seems the production team have aligned themselves to the 'cool gang' too, and allowed/arranged for Danielle to be 'outed' and evicted.

Pav and Zoe are obedient little sheep for voting Danielle out.

[Lister of Smeg]

Originally Posted by beardedbloke

well said Gusto. I've gone right off Pav and Zoe because of their bizarre refusal to even consider Steven to be evicted!!! Haven't they been watching BB and seeing what we have and realising what a creep Steven is?

Danielle was a strange one, which made her interesting and entertaining. I liked her. So what if she wanted to come across as a virginal glamour model?

the minute Biancca got in that house she aligned herself to the 'cool gang' and whispered about Danielle 'not being who she says she is'. Sadly, it seems the production team have aligned themselves to the 'cool gang' too, and allowed/arranged for Danielle to be 'outed' and evicted.

Pav and Zoe are obedient little sheep for voting Danielle out.

If it had been down to Pav Steven would have gone it was Zoe and Biannca that over ruled him . But tbh since they couldnt get rid of Kimbot im glad they chose Daniellie instead of Ashleigh .

[King Sing]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

A cowardly action taken so the house won't turn on them.

Do we really want pathetic housemates in like that???

I don't.

All the housemates are pathetic... that's the whole point of the show.