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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 132118" data-attributes="member: 8">Ha! The Brits are having Nunn of it! (or so it seems….)*I thought it was a big surprise. No-one, including the housemates and Natalie herself, had expected this result.Apparently it has created some panic amongst the fans, because what&#039;s BB without an obnoxious troublemaker, but personally I feel that everything&#039;s possible from now on.Maybe it&#039;s going to be a snoozefest, maybe not. But Kirstie Alley is still the main reason why I&#039;m watching this season.The problem with Natalie was that she became predictable pretty fast. She&#039;d thow a tantrum, someone would cry, she&#039;d apologize&nbsp; - and then it would start all over again.There were no significant results, it didn&#039;t escalate. Well, I felt that the other housemates were sort of avoiding her, and that&#039;s a very unhealthy situation for the Big Brother concept.BB should never be a one-man show.It&#039;s not all Natalie&#039;s fault though. None of the other housemates are strong/nasty enough to let it escalate - at least not at this point.They&#039;ve asked Natalie to do this show for a reason, but you need at least one other Difficult Housemate (e.g. Angie Bowie) to create havoc.I think it all boils down to lack of chemistry. Of course BB can&#039;t predict how the housemates are going to react, but they must have realised that this wasn&#039;t going anywhere.*I&#039;ve never believed that the public votes had any effect on the eviction, but now I&#039;m 100% convinced that only BB decides who goes and who stays.Bye bye Natalie, I hope all the seats on the plane are SOAKED!<img src="http://www.hazelnet.org/icon/emote/bump.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":bump:" title="Bump&nbsp; &nbsp; :bump:" data-shortname=":bump:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 132118, member: 8"] Ha! The Brits are having Nunn of it! (or so it seems….)* I thought it was a big surprise. No-one, including the housemates and Natalie herself, had expected this result. Apparently it has created some panic amongst the fans, because what's BB without an obnoxious troublemaker, but personally I feel that everything's possible from now on. Maybe it's going to be a snoozefest, maybe not. But Kirstie Alley is still the main reason why I'm watching this season. The problem with Natalie was that she became predictable pretty fast. She'd thow a tantrum, someone would cry, she'd apologize - and then it would start all over again. There were no significant results, it didn't escalate. Well, I felt that the other housemates were sort of avoiding her, and that's a very unhealthy situation for the Big Brother concept. BB should never be a one-man show. It's not all Natalie's fault though. None of the other housemates are strong/nasty enough to let it escalate - at least not at this point. They've asked Natalie to do this show for a reason, but you need at least one other Difficult Housemate (e.g. Angie Bowie) to create havoc. I think it all boils down to lack of chemistry. Of course BB can't predict how the housemates are going to react, but they must have realised that this wasn't going anywhere. *I've never believed that the public votes had any effect on the eviction, but now I'm 100% [I]convinced[/I] that only BB decides who goes and who stays. Bye bye Natalie, I hope all the seats on the plane are SOAKED!:bump: [/QUOTE]

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