He went around the house with a face like a melted welly afterwards, making the others miserable too, and Marcus wasn’t happy about it.

Marcus said of him, “I’m not being nasty, but I’m not happy with how Sree’s behaving. He’s bringing the whole house down…

“He’s just being a **** because he didn’t win” he said.

Unusually, Noirin sided with Sree and said she could understand why he was feeling down, as did Charlie who decided to cheer the sullen housemate up. However, his pep talk didn’t work at first but Sree did concede that, “Winning or losing isn’t important. Participation is important.”

After a few more words of encouragement from Charlie, Sree seemed to decide to look on the bright side after all…

“Look, compared to personal things, this is a silly game” he said.

Oh dear, obsessing about Noirin again much?

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Marcus announced the task and by going to the diary room for the laminate, he made himself referee. As such, he had to choose two team captains, and quelle surprise, he chose Noirin and then Siavash.

Never mind all that basking around in the Garden housemates, Big Brother wants you in the Living Area – and be quick about it! There’s a Task on its way and Marcus is on his way back from the Diary Room with the details.

“The events are as follows” he told the housemates, and they were, egg and spoon race, skipping race, sack race, rolling race and relay race.”

And as well as winning tokens for the whole group, there was a bonus prize…

“The winning team will be rewarded with a school disco in the sitting room. The party will consist of takeaway food, music and booze” Marcus revealed to much squealing and girly giggling, and then the girls joined in.

So the fun commenced and in the egg and spoon race, Kris romped home to win. However, there was a small twisteroo in that the contestants had to eat the eggs and they were somewhat elderly apparently. This caused Rodrigo to barf his right back, bless him.

Anywho, by the end of all five events, the winning team was announced, and it was…

“Team Noirin!”

She and her team were of course delighted but Siavash and his school racers were less enthused. Guess they should’ve egged each other on more… sorry. I should get the sack for that… sorry again.

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