Big Brother housemates thrash the gaff
The Big Brother housemates trashed the reward room during their biggest party night so far.
Big Brother threw a Sixties bash for the group and the alcohol flowed freely.
Ray vandalised a Greek-style statue by scrawling graffiti over it and immediately landed himself in trouble.
He was called to the Diary Room and told: “Big Brother cannot tolerate vandalism.”
By the time the group had left the room, the floor was littered with smashed plates and there was salsa up the wall, courtesy of Jon.
After downing one strawberry daiquiri too many, Steph staggered to the toilet four times to throw up.
It was left to Scott to clean up after her, while Steph could only lie in bed and groan: “It’s not good, is it?”
Most of the housemates were nursing hangovers from hell this morning, particularly Steph who vowed: “I’m never drinking again.”
Teetotal Cameron stuck to the soft drinks and was the only one not suffering today.
During the party, Jon had launched into an attack on the Orkney fish trader over his refusal to talk about sex.
Jon is convinced Cameron is hiding his true personality from the public in a cynical attempt to win Big Brother.
Last night the group were talking about masturbation but Cameron refused to join in.
It made Jon increasingly angry and eventually he said: “I have no concept of what Cameron’s opinion is at all. Why should it be that you remain silent? Surely you have an opinion, why not give it?”
A defensive Cameron told him: “I’m delighted to be safe in the knowledge that you have no idea what my opinion on the subject might be. If I would have cared to join in on the subject I would have done so.”
Jon demanded: “But why is it wrong to give your opinion?”
Cameron replied: “Because some people don’t give their opinions on certain subjects.”
Jon pressed on: “That’s wrong. Why are you ashamed of your opinions on any subject?”
The argument only ended when Ray stepped in and told Jon: “Just leave Cameron out of it.”
Cameron is currently odds-on favourite to win Big Brother, closely followed by Scott, according to bookmaker Ladbrokes.
