Let’s save Quinn, evict Kevin
Oct 20, 2009
Okay, it is payback time, people. Our elephant memory should get to work here. That Nigerian bulk called Kevin, who engineered the eviction of both Ugandan contestants in the ongoing Big Brother Revolution, is back on the chopping block.
By Nigel Nassar
Okay, it is payback time, people. Our elephant memory should get to work here. That Nigerian bulk called Kevin, who engineered the eviction of both Ugandan contestants in the ongoing Big Brother Revolution, is back on the chopping block.
In one of the best turn of events Monday night, this week’s head of house, Mozambiques’s Leonel, swapped himself and comrade Mzamo with Kevin and Elizabeth from Tanzania.
This means up for eviction this week are Kevin and Elizabeth, against Quinn and Kristal. Now we all know there is no love lost between Uganda and Tanzania this week on the M-Net reality show because their housemate is paired with Kevin, our Number One foe.
Not that we really love that Anglophile Krystal, who is paired with Quinn. We have a whole lot of beef with Krystal and will give it to her when it is time.
Girl thinks because she has been to England she is better than everybody else in there. In fact, she hardly talks about her Zimbabwe. On a show where she is supposed to be selling her own country and heritage, all she talks about is England. You would think she has spent her entire life there.
She even made her hair British. Now that is your typical Anglophile. But we can pretend we do not see her for now because we have Kevin, who sometime back saved Edward and put our Phil, leading to his eviction.
He is also one of the housemates that nominated our Hannington, also leading to his ouster. Let us take it out on him by voting to save Quinn and Krystal.
To keep Quinn and Kristal in the house, type “Vote Quinn†and send to 6626 from your phone, or vote online at www.mnetafrica.com/bigbrother.
Then come Sunday 8:00pm on DStv Channel 198, you will see Kevin walk out sorry that he did not win on both counts — the money and Elizabeth’s love (he has been bothering her with romantic advances). And besides, we need to level the ground by plucking one of the three Nigerians still running for the jackpot.
Okay, it is payback time, people. Our elephant memory should get to work here. That Nigerian bulk called Kevin, who engineered the eviction of both Ugandan contestants in the ongoing Big Brother Revolution, is back on the chopping block.
In one of the best turn of events Monday night, this week’s head of house, Mozambiques’s Leonel, swapped himself and comrade Mzamo with Kevin and Elizabeth from Tanzania.
This means up for eviction this week are Kevin and Elizabeth, against Quinn and Kristal. Now we all know there is no love lost between Uganda and Tanzania this week on the M-Net reality show because their housemate is paired with Kevin, our Number One foe.
Not that we really love that Anglophile Krystal, who is paired with Quinn. We have a whole lot of beef with Krystal and will give it to her when it is time.
Girl thinks because she has been to England she is better than everybody else in there. In fact, she hardly talks about her Zimbabwe. On a show where she is supposed to be selling her own country and heritage, all she talks about is England. You would think she has spent her entire life there.
She even made her hair British. Now that is your typical Anglophile. But we can pretend we do not see her for now because we have Kevin, who sometime back saved Edward and put our Phil, leading to his eviction.
He is also one of the housemates that nominated our Hannington, also leading to his ouster. Let us take it out on him by voting to save Quinn and Krystal.
To keep Quinn and Kristal in the house, type “Vote Quinn†and send to 6626 from your phone, or vote online at www.mnetafrica.com/bigbrother.
Then come Sunday 8:00pm on DStv Channel 198, you will see Kevin walk out sorry that he did not win on both counts — the money and Elizabeth’s love (he has been bothering her with romantic advances). And besides, we need to level the ground by plucking one of the three Nigerians still running for the jackpot.