The House Of Odd

It was a spiritual night on Big Brother.  

Jen was the first crier of the evening.  Her tears this time weren’t for an unflattering photo of her, it was from the hurt she felt from being nominated for the second time in a row.  She has had a difficult time increasing the ‘Jensa Members’.

Kail made another failed attempt at strategy by ‘allowing’ herself to be put up on the block as a pawn.  Dustin placated her by granting her wish.

The Lord has taken a special interest this season.  Yahweh has been a tad on the fickle side, first answering Amber’s heart felt pleas to stay in the game.  Next he switched to Kail’s team and spared her from eviction last week.    This time the all mighty has chosen Jameyka to be his vessel.   His mission this week was to send his disciple into the great Power of Veto battle to save his beloved Jen from the block.

It appeared that God was on a smoke break initially in the Veto competition as Dustin and Danielle pulled ahead, but the heavenly father infused the suggestible Dustin with the sin of greed.  Dustin, tempted with cash and exotic vacations, gave up the lead giving Jameka the advantage.

There was some dispute whether Jen threw the final question allowing Jameka the win or was she just that inept at solving puzzles. 

Amber, not about to let anyone get more crying time, exploded in tears over the selfish acts of her pal Dustin.

Perhaps a little perplexed as to why Jesus would choose such a self centered bikini model, Jameka trusted his choice of Ping Pong balls and removed Jen, saving her for another week.

The ‘midnight crew’ decided it was Nick’s turn to replace Jen on the block.  They still agreed that Zach was icky but Nick and his Eddie Munster hair-do had to go.   This left poor Kail feeling alone again with nothing left to do but round out the night with a weepy diary room confession.

I’d like to thank the producers of Big Brother for adding the church organ music whenever Jameka spoke of her status of the chosen one.  It was a nice touch.