last night on LF he was talking to Jenna about the eviction and his relationship with her , and Americans etc. and then he said regarding the eviction - "we don't gloat " , and I thought - hang on , what about "Ding-dong the witch is dead !" etc. ?

I was surprised Jenna didn't pick him up on it . she did have a rather disbelieving smirk on her face tho .

He is the biggest stirrer in the house imo.

oooh I dunno , Jenna's hard to beat , last night she was at it big time with Austin (altho that bell-end is easy to fool )

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Hey MAC, I wasn't a Farrah fan, but sorry for you that your girl left last night. You fought valiantly for her.

He also said he doesn't get personal , but in his plea to be saved last night referred to Jenna and Farrah as the ugly sisters.

Thanks I appreciate that. I did start a post the other day that I thought she was going last night but I enjoyed the ride.

What about when the twist was revealed that Farrah and Jeanna had been giving housemates they nominated immunity rather than putting them up for eviction? Jeanna was crying, Farrah was confused and Bobby was laughing like a madman, reveling in the moment?

I think her highly arched eyebrow said pretty much all that needed to be said all through Bobby's 'speech to the nation'.

And who could blame her, with the self-serving platitudes that were pouring out of the Davro.

Just another total liar.

He really should just STFU. I keep being told he's a comedian. People have to tell me because I'd never have guessed from his appearance on this show.

"I'm not gloating," said Bobby, beside himself with gloat.

Jenna should have replied with 'The Princess Bride' line, "You keep using that word, Bobby. I do not think it means what you think it means."

Other Bobby quotes are "I'm a decent guy" and "I was talking to her for her own good". "I said it out of kindness..."

Did he gloat last night?

I also wonder exactly what he said. In the way I saw it quoted in the WHATM thread, it was phrased differently and in a way that wasn't inconsistent with having sung the witch song earlier.

Besides, the song was more celebrating than gloating.

That wasn't gloating. He is old, maybe he gotta ache and needed to stretch and pump the air.

Guess his poor old fingers needed a stretch too, hence him flipping Farrah and Jeanna the bird when they just found out Big Brother had used them as a cruel "joke".

I hate the way Davro stereotypes

... as if all 'brits' have the same character traits

Does he really think we're all pompous tw*ts like him ?

Do you mean when he did it in return to both of them just doing it to him?

Despite his attempts to be amenable and worldly-wise, he seems very ill at ease in there, and out of his depth, one of those comedians from another age who's a mix of bewildered and bitter about how the world has moved on without him.

CBB is his last chance saloon.

agree, he covers it up with a wink and a smile but he is vicious..

No.......I've just watched it and the OP has twisted what was said totally out context. He was very straight with Jenna telling her that he didn't like her and Farrah but that he might actually get on with Jenna now that Farrah had gone .

" What happens now is......we don't gloat.......I don't gloat...we just move on "

i do, bye bye Farrah

I think he meant they weren't gloating in front of Jenna out of respect because she was Farrah's friend.

I think Ding Dong the witch is dead was relief rather than gloating.

He has looked at his happiest during the moments he has been gloating.

i wonder if not getting a top four save will bring his ego down a notch or two, as I think he prob saw himself as the one of the top in with a chance of winning, esp after his Farrah nom speech.

Me too, I love a gloat on BB and this one is extra special, because the vile-mouthed Farrah has gone off my TV at last. I shall now enjoy the last week of CBB. Hippip hooray

I agree. It looked like a mature and sensible discussion to me - the sort of conversations adults have without effing and blinding and screaming insults.

I think people deliberately twist things or purposely misunderstand what is going on to suit their agenda.

Mimicking the way they had 'flipped him the bird'.