Dave and Ben especially, which makes their position in the eviction market all the more amusing.
I think Ben is convinced he's fine. In for a shock as things stand.
Dave and Ben especially, which makes their position in the eviction market all the more amusing.I think Ben is convinced he's fine. In for a shock as things stand.
Ben, David and John James have had a series of discussions tonight about tomorrow's eviction that could see one of them booted out of the house.
Earlier this evening, David and John James retreated to the bathroom to consider how the week's events could have effected their popularity with the public, with the Australian housemate arguing that although David's attempts to stop him escaping on Monday could have shown him in a more positive light, "other people might think you’re a cracked out religious man".
Having potentially offended his friend, John James quickly added that the audience may respect his honesty saying: "Me and you have got a lot of views a lot of opinions, it doesn’t necessarily have to come across in a nasty way... but I can also see how people think you are."
"A total loon?" finished David.
The pair then headed to the bedroom while Big Brother performed maintenance work, where David sat down with Ben, the current favourite for the chop, and announced that he was "ready, rested and excited" for tomorrow's action.
Clearly not as comfortable, the 30-year-old journalist worried whether his relaxed attitude to this week's vote would be his downfall.
"The last time I thought 100% sure I'd be off," he said. "This time I think I could well still be off but it's not 100%, [it's] 61% or something or 70%.
"I wonder if, and I don’t know if you believe in karma, what saved me last time was thinking for sure I was going to go"
Although admitting he was unsure whether Ben was likely to stay, David replied: "At the minute I feel if I was to go tomorrow night it would be quite unsual. I don’t feel like it's my time up yet… I still think that Andrew could go."
Nominated trio ponder eviction chancesBen, David and John James have had a series of discussions tonight about tomorrow's eviction that could see one of them booted out of the house.Earlier this evening, David and John James retreated to the bat
David replied: "At the minute I feel if I was to go tomorrow night it would be quite unusual. I don’t feel like it's my time up yet… I still think that Andrew could go."
That's bad for Dave, probably appear too late to make a difference though.
David replied: "At the minute I feel if I was to go tomorrow night it would be quite unusual. I don’t feel like it's my time up yet… I still think that Andrew could go."That's bad for Dave, probably appear too late to make a difference