[Rob!]

For me yes, but it was a crappy choice.

[MB.]

I don't think there was ever going to be a 'right' person in that situation, but still, no. To think we could have had two more guaranteed weeks for Eileen if she'd stayed tonight. </3

[zakman440]

No. I supported both Eileen and Joel, but I definitely feel that Eileen had more to give as a housemate than Joel.

[Kate!]

Yes

[CertifiedPoster]

Yep. I like Joel, I think he still has a lot more to give. Needs to step up though because we've seen glimpses of him but he's been underwhelming at times.

[Beso]

Yes.

And her eviction interview reminded me just how nasty she can be.

[Lampfan]

I liked both.

It's a damn shame Jack had an immunity pass. He would've been my choice.

Probably yes, I wanted Joel to stay because Sarah and Danny decided to pick on him from early on.

[FacelessME]

In all honesty, I don't care for Eileen. I just wanted the Jack Joel & Chloe cleek to split.

[MB.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

And her eviction interview reminded me just how nasty she can be.

CBB15: Perez Hilton
BB15: Steven

[Beso]

Originally Posted by MB.

CBB15: Perez Hilton
BB15: Steven

They didn't go about saying they aren't.

[Daniel.]

No

She was great, Joel was awful. Easy.

[MB.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

They didn't go about saying they aren't.

Which is why Steven cried at the thought of him being seen as nasty and at being nominated.

[abhorson]

Bloody hell OP. Did you have to use "hell yes" Giving me flashbacks to another evictee.

[Jamesy]

There was no right person really.

I would have preferred Eileen over Joel though but ah well, I wasn't going to be happy with whoever went.

[MB.]

It's abstract comparison o'clock guiz:

It was between the Tories and the Monster Raving Loonies tonight (figuratively. Sort of) so the outcome was always going to be obvious, but the fact that a 52-year old can stay for 25 days in Big Brother in its current state is like a major political triumph in itself. Figuratively. Sort of.

[MB.]

Originally Posted by abhorson

Bloody hell OP. Did you have to use "hell yes" Giving me flashbacks to another evictee.

Ed Miliband's CBB stint was always going to be turbulent </3

[Lampfan]

Originally Posted by abhorson

Bloody hell OP. Did you have to use "hell yes" Giving me flashbacks to another evictee.

Mary the "witch"?

[abhorson]

Originally Posted by MB.

Ed Miliband's CBB stint was always going to be turbulent </3

[Rob!]

The fact the votes are tied shows they should have twisted it and left jack up for no reason

[Beso]

Originally Posted by MB.

Which is why Steven cried at the thought of him being seen as nasty and at being nominated.

To be fair Steven didn't turn out bad until he became a bit bitter towards his fellow hms after the show...i picked him before this..Eileen nisngping the same way but she was nasty and hypocritical in the house as well as looking like shes going to be worse outside, I suppose it might keep her relevant for a day or two.

[the_answers]

Already painful to watch him now he's staying.
Can't stop saying how amazed he is he didn't go.
Jog on you boring fart.

[armand.kay]

no Joel is unbearable and I really thought he was gone.

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by MB.

I don't think there was ever going to be a 'right' person in that situation, but still, no. To think we could have had two more guaranteed weeks for Eileen if she'd stayed tonight. </3

Exactly this.

[BB1984]

Eileen will be missed.
I guess the public like pompous/pretentious young politicians.
He always seems gaurded or worried he will slip up & ruin his potential career, seems very disengious with his many interactions with the other HM's.

[CaPPa]

I didn't always agree with Eileen but at least she added something to the show, whereas Joel adds nothing.

I've no doubt that the incredibly boring Chloe, Jack and Joel will all be in the final.