Right thanks for that ,just hope Helens headlines are shown

I agree , we have had enough of her easy ride in that house .

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bq-gBcjCEAEbH5f.jpg:large

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Think it was Josy said the headlines part of task is not happening ?

3.16pm: Decisions, decisions #BBUKLive pic.twitter.com/VExhSjb4gX

http://bigbrother.channel5.com/sites...?itok=hu3XV6nI

News article - Shopping Task Result
 

Josy has posted a new TiBB frontpage article.

Excerpt of article quoted above. Read full article here - http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/bigb...sk-result.html

8.22pm Steven has gone to bed


8.37pm Marlon and Ash are lamenting their fellow HMs' failure at a task earlier today. Apparently it was "well easy

Day 21: What will the housemates be eating this week?


This week, housemates failed their shopping task, and you know what that means: basic rations. The food arrived this evening, and already, we're pretty sure the housemates aren't impressed with their haul. Let's see what they've got, then...



Firstly, they've got some fresh fruit and veg: 96 oranges, 96 apples, 96 pears, 12 onions, 6 packs of carrots, and 18 cabbages.

The fruit, especially, seems to be going down well, with everyone tucking into the apples and pears.



Next, there's the stock cupboard essentials: canned goods, including 96 cans of chickpeas, 18 cans of lentils, and 96 cans of tinned tomatoes. Carb-wise, they'll be getting through a lot of rice this week, as Big Brother has supplied 18 packs of white rice and 18 packs of brown rice.

Then there's the stock cubes - six packs each of beef, chicken, and vegetable cubes - plus 12 bottles of vegetable oil and 12 bottles of olive oil. They got plenty of seasonings, too: 18 jars each of paprika, nutmeg, coriander, and cumin.



Most importantly, though: they got coffee. Two big jars of it, to be precise. There's also four packs of tea bags, and six bags of sugar. Someone put the kettle on, eh?

For the first time since they arrived at the House a few weeks ago, the housemates are going to have to learn to go without. They’ve been bickering, factions have been forming, and now – after failing the last shopping task so spectacularly - they’re going to live on basic rations.

An optimist would hope that a bit of poverty and neediness might bring everyone together, form a sense of community spirit as they locate a stoical blitz mentality. But, unfortunately, so far that seems unlikely.

Already, stocks are dwindling, and where once the breakfast plates were piled high with sausages and bacon, there’s talk of surviving only on fruit until lunchtime.



The three keenest scoffers – Winston, Ash and Marlon – seem especially disturbed by the thought.

“Two eggs left, that’s to last us all week,” muttered a downbeat Marlon, noticing the egg shortage.

Jale has spoken with genuine fear blazing in her eyes of running out of bread. Mark is threatening the others with meals like “cabbage soup” and “curry surprise”.

As the stomachs begin to grumble, there may be a storm cloud forming overhead.


all the more reason to get a 'scoffer' out on Friday:joker: