Big Brother 14: Idiots In The Diary Room Rapid Fire Ramblings From Rikki A. August 9, 2012
Why is she more
likeable this year?
Big Brother's Frank blinks a lot.
Yeah, I’ve been gone for a while and that’s my big observation.
Sorry, it was just so noticeable I had to say something.
Wil kind of bugs me, great hair aside, he said Danielle was going to hell in the diary room and then cries with her after she put him on the block.
I love when two faced people get mad about people being two faced.
Got thoughts? Post them at the end.
Frank can’t cry because his eyes are too busy blinking. I do like the John McEnroe look he was pulling off. He does the sweat band better than Boogie does the bandana.
But his pastel Popeye the sailor man hat he wore in the diary room was worse.
Does it bug anyone else there is a Big Brother game app called “Cornhole”?
That just sounds gross, I don’t like it. They couldn’t have called it big brother bean bag toss?
Dan talking to Ian in the HoH room was all a bit Godfatherish, I thought.
Nobody is as good the second time around. For years I’ve wanted another All-Stars, but now I’m not so sure.
Janelle is obnoxious, Boogie is so botoxed he can’t raise his eyebrows and Dan won’t drop the coach act.
Although oddly, I do like Brittany more this year. Never thought I’d say that.
I was glad to hear that Jenn wanted to win the veto. She has hardly been shown talking any game, so it’s good to know that she’s actually playing.
Beebs was out first, and Ian passed on a Hawaiian vacation to wear a dog suit?
Isn’t he going to be a scientist or something? Cancer won’t get cured on his watch.
Danielle won the veto, she deserves some credit for upping her game.
What doesn’t deserve any credit at all is the production team in charge of the have-not food selections. I honestly don’t know why someone would waste one text message on that.
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