I don't think Jerry would have called Memphis a womanizer unless he observed behavior that makes him think he's a womanizer. I think Memphis is very smooth and Jerry realizes that. I think Memphis flew off the handle because Jerry exposed his strategy on how he plans to work the women. Jerry hit a nerve. He also exposed Memphis as a bully. I also think Jerry can become very irritating in his own way.
I don't think Jessie, as obnoxious as he is, will be going home this week. I never understood the dislike for Angie, except when she mocked some during the puppet show.
I thought it foolish for so many to immediately want to gravitate and solidify alliances with people they didn't know yet. Give it a day or two to see what someone is like before you give your word to them. Of course to many, as past seasons have shown, giving your word isn't what it use to be.
And what is with this mindset over the past few seasons that you do what "The House" wants? Aren't you part of the house? Make your own decisions. Make a decision that's best for you. Play your own game rather than following people you've already proclaimed you don't like. Shake it up and take a chance. Enough with this, "It's what The House wants."
It's been suggested that if Jessie isn't gay he's a least been willing to exhibit himself to men for money. But then, isn't that the very nature of Big Brother? People exposing themselves for money. Jessie isn't a tool. Tools actually serve a function. Early on he made a comment that Julie Chen was married to someone at CBS, but her husband wasn't anyone important. Nothing like doing your homework.
The banner did start with "Happy Birthday", but don't you love how some think nothing of lying and trying to stir the pot? It's going to be a long season with so many houseguest that I already dislike.
And America's Player? Please, not again. Can't you come up with something new...something better?
Rest in peace, Iflitifloat.
