The penalty for that is that I have to listen to Zack, but by the time the vote was to be taken, I was thoroughly sick of seeing the oblivious insecurity that Jocasta has with her religion, her God, and her place in the world. I'll put up with Zack one more (only one more, I hope) week.

At least she smiled a lot. I’ll give her that.

Anybody that has to affirm to those around her that she is a Christian every time she opens her mouth is very much afraid that she will not be seen as the uber-religious dingus that she thinks she needs to be seen as.

We all know people like that, and they are all (IMO) insufferable bores, and even religious bullies. Not as extreme as, but in a class with Fred Phelps and other psychos.

Even real priests can conduct conversations without having to give thanks to God, his church, and the blessings that he receives from God etc.

I mean, go to church, say grace before dinner if you must, but otherwise keep it to yourself.

Amen

• RE: I, for one, am glad I don't have to listen to Jocasta anymore.,Estee, 02:11 PM, 08-08-14
  • RE: I, for one, am glad I don't have to listen to Jocasta anymore.,kingfish, 03:45 PM, 08-08-14
• RE: I, for one, am glad I don't have to listen to Jocasta anymore.,Aruba, 08:35 AM, 08-09-14
  • RE: I, for one, am glad I don't have to listen to Jocasta anymore.,kingfish, 10:32 AM, 08-11-14

I didn't even get the chance to hear her exit speech, as she was preempted by that other great hypocritical American religion, football.

From what little I've heard, she did do a fair share of direct preaching in the cage, or perhaps something above that. In fact, she may have basically formed The First Church Of Hamster, although someone had better lift up Maggie's rock and let the grub know there's been a copyright infringement. There was also a rumor at one point that Jocasta claimed to be a 'cured lesbian', but I never heard anything more than a pure toss-out and so didn't give it any real credence.

Still, in the end, we've had a lot of deity-broadcasters in there, and Jocasta didn't have the tears to approach Waahmber's status.

I'll mostly remember Jocasta for the bowties and having the same name as a robot.

Maggie!

My facial twitch has returned.

I, for two, wholeheartedly agree with everything you said.

Kinda brings us back to BB8 when Evil D!ck made a comment pertaining to Jameka playing the "Jesus Card" on a frequent basis...something to the effect of...I really think the Lord has more pressing issues to attend to than who will win some silly Reality Show.

Voting out Jocasta was the correct game move because A) there's always strength in numbers and B) other than her lipstick smile, ridiculous bowtie, and force-fed divine intervention Jocasta brings NOTHING to the table.

Personally what I found most disturbing is my favorite player since Day One (Derrick) may have shown the first chink in his armor. He (and Cody) had little to gain spreading themselves thin to form yet another (third) alliance with Nicole & Hayden. And it is somewhat sad it took the 11th hour (not to mention a retake of his first grade math class given by Caleb of all people) to come to the realization of this numbers game advantage.

Even so he could have prevented the task of having to do major damage control this week by evicting Nicole when he had the chance. Cody did, but what was Derrick thinking? Now it has to be obvious that Derrick/Cody will join Frankie on Nicole's top hit list. Conversely if Hayden stayed, I doubt Derrick/Cody would have been Hayden's primary targets.

Frankie's vote is even more head-scratching. He was flat out told right before the eviction vote about Nicole's plan to backdoor him had Christine used the POV. And Frankie votes to keep Nicole in the game??? Huh??? What?????

T least there's two of us. And I'd forgotten about Jameka.

And I thought the downside of that third alliance was way too risky too.

Apparently Frankie's paying for that weird misdirection back stabbing vote this week.