[Mac Hiavellian]

Originally Posted by Speedster

In the words of "Penguin" in the "Batman Returns" movie-"Poetic justice or tragic irony?" Don't forget, this was to help Ben get his suitcase back and he can't be bothered to help them so why should they help him?.

I just hope he knows why they were doing it so he knows his friends let him down the way he keeps letting them down.

Lol, amazing line from an amazing film.

I get your point but he's probably due it back soonish. He's that little bit more active in the tasks now and lack of suitcase combined with lack of sleep probably makes him that little bit less willing to join in

[boomoo]

Originally Posted by Speedster

In the words of "Penguin" in the "Batman Returns" movie-"Poetic justice or tragic irony?" Don't forget, this was to help Ben get his suitcase back and he can't be bothered to help them so why should they help him?.

I just hope he knows why they were doing it so he knows his friends let him down the way he keeps letting them down.

Or it will just prove a point: Ben is not the only housemate who has not completed a task.

JJ said last night that Ben put the house in jeopardy because he would not do the tasks and they were left without food.

This is incorrect. The exercise which he stopped doing had nothing to do with food for the housemates. It was originally about suitcases.
Plenty of other house mates have failed to do their part of tasks. So why is JJ not going on at the others.

Quite simply Ben is now his target and he wants to turn all the housemates against him to get him evicted or make him walk. Despite housemates saying they would try to keep pranks out of the bedroom after 12 at 4a.m this morning Rachel woke Ben up by screaming at Steve to stop snoring.