Big Brother 2013 Spoilers: Live Feeds Recap – 7/13/2013
|It was Saturday in the Big Brother 2013 house and it did seem a little boring (only because the Live Feeds went out for over five hours for the Power of Veto competition). After everything was said and done, it seems like we know where things are headed this week for the Week 3 eviction on Big Brother 15, but we also started last week out thinking Elissa would go home, so things change during the week on Big Brother 2013! Check out some highlights from yesterday in our Big Brother 2013 spoilers below!
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The big news of the day: PoV competition! Helen came in with a plan of backdooring Jeremy with someone from their side winning Veto. Well, Kaitlin screws it up and wins Veto. Will she save herself knowing that Jeremy is set to be backdoored? It appears that she will, after a conversation with Andy and Helen. They promise to keep her safe for the next few weeks if she uses it on herself. Elissa is the pawn and her MVP winning ability, but there has to come a time where Elissa starts playing her own game and using that MVP to benefit her and not do what everyone is telling her, right?
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Jeremy and Kaitlin share moments together, but they know that Jeremy is going home. They try to spell each other’s names, in order to find each other on Facebook when Big Brother 2013, and neither of them can spell…a match made in heaven?
GinaMarie still misses Nick and is still crying over him and wearing his hat! She takes time away from her crazy moments to be racist yet again, as she says “too bad they don’t have any nail technician Asians in the house” and Candice should “go back to Africa.” I swear, if GinaMarie and Aaryn don’t leave soon enough than Candice or Howard are going to go ballistic on this ignorant girls.
As far as game play, it appears that Amanda wants Howard gone next because he has more power than Jeremy does. Judd wants to go after some girls next and thinks that Aaryn would be an easy target (duh). I say get rid of that whole side of the Big Brother 2013 house (Jeremy, Kaitlin, Aaryn and GinaMarie) and we can finally start playing a real game and enjoy the HouseGuests this season, right?
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How will they get Aaryn evicted while Helen is protecting her? Or is she? I understand Helen’s strategy but still, the HG’s are not safe with the Haters alliance present. You know while the nation is so anxious to see Aaryn out of the house, think what her influence is doing to the HG’s. They can not think straight game play while under racist attacks. Just concerned, especially for Howard.
I really believe that the racial bullying should be treated the same as a physical attack under the BB rules. She should be ousted from the house for it. But then, I’d REALLY love to see Julie Chen get a hold of her on the way out!! LOL
I agree with Judy, I think the racial bullying should not be tolerated by big brother and that person or persons who are doing the racial bullying should be removed from big brother.
I agree with Judy and Debbie both. I am wondering how Howard’s employer is feeling about the big guy now that is has admitted to his temper. Isn’t Howard a youth coach or something? We’ll see how well he controls his temper as thing continue to heat up.
Well Nancy, I think that Howard showed great self control. I think every one of us has a temper and a limit to which we can be pushed. In this instance, I believe that both Howard and Cassandra showed great restraint and self control..certainlymore than Aaryn did when she turned over Candice’s bed. Howard’s employer should be very proud of the extreme amount of self control he showed. Kudos to Howard.
Oops, Sorry, I meant Candice in both instances. Not Cassandra.
But on the other hand that tension makes for good TV. Howard is acquitting himself honorably and is living up to most of his Christian principles in the way he is handling it all.
Aaryn is a sock puppet that no one is taking too seriously. She provides a good deflection and could be handy in the weeks to come. We’ll see tonight.
I cant believe what comes out of those two girls mouths. They have to be idiots saying racial slurs and then say “Hi Julie” in a sweet little voice as if she isn’t hearing what is being said. Every time they say something like that a little piece of me dies inside and is so ashamed for them. Gina and Aaryn and Jeremy all use bully tactics and need to go. They are going to be surprised that People out here dont like them. I hope they get booed at alot when exiting the house!
Ugh! I thought GM had changed her ways a bit after her conversation with Howard last night. I feel even MORE disgusted with her (if that’s possible). These people just don’t know when to quit! I guess that’s just as bad as Aaryn saying to Jeremy yesterday that they are in “a house full of queers”. I’ve yet to find ANYTHING worthwhile with these 2.
I like Amandas perceptiveness but she’s delusional if she thinks Howard has more power or is a bigger threat than Jeremy. I’m dividing the award for “most talkative HG” between her and Helen. Only Amanda uses agressiveness where as Helen uses fake tears AND fake compassion (as her conversation with Andy revealed). I believe they will be successful getting the mean girl alliance (plus their pimp Jeremy) out of the house. As long as they keep their eye on the prize. After that…it’s game on! And then we will see who has the smartest strategy to make it to the end of the rainbow. My fondest wish…for today anyway…is for Helen to realize that she has promised the world to EACH AND EVERY HG! So she has lied to SOMEBODY along the way. Which she claims is her biggest problem with Howard (or anybody). Me thinks she should practice what she preaches.
HERE HERE CAT!!! I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU!!!!!
What these HGs don’t seem to realize is that lying is ultimately the essence of the game. At some point they’re all gonna have to lie to someone. That’s why I’m not liking some of the holier than thou attitudes I’m seeing. They’ve all seen episods of BB, and know how the game is played. Yet, they insist on projecting the idea that one can win without making alliances and/or lying to someone at some point. It’s unbelieveable that anyone would be that nieve.
Here’s the order I’d like to see them go home in:
1st group – Jeremy, Aaryn, GinaMarie, Kaitlyn.
2nd group – Judd, Andy, Spencer, Elissa, Jesse.
My pick for “Final Five”: Amanda, Candice, Howard, Helen, McCrae.
I can’t wait to see how it all plays out.
If they have 9 HGs on the Jury, I feel a good jury to have would be 3 from my final 5, the 5 from my 2nd group, and Kaitlyn, that would make a good Jury of “NICE” people. Hopefully by then Kaitlyn will have come over from the dark side and become one of the nice people. I have to say that out of all of her mean girls group, I like her the most.
I agree with you Carole on Kaitlin being the least mean of the mean girls…and since one of them would have to be in the jury house I’d prefer it to be Kaitlin over Aryan and GM.
I like your picks,here are my similar ones
1st grp Jeremy, Aryan, GM, Kaitlyn.
2nd grp Judd, Andy, Spencer, Amanda, Jesse
My pick for “Final Five”:
Elissa, Candice, Helen, Howard, McCrae
My pick for Final 2 – Elissa/Candice
Hmmm…interesting.
Heres my picks:
1st grp: Jeremy, Aaryn, GM, Spencer
2nd grp: Andy, Jesse, Elissa, Kaitlin
Final 5: McCrae, Amanda, Helen, Judd, Howard
Final 2: McCrae and Judd(although i’d settle for Helen)
Oops…left Candace out. I’d put her in the 2nd group.
Judd has no brains whatsoever. Why would anyone think he could win or last, or even want him to stay?
Why are all of you wanting an ugly house? All everyone is wanting is for any girl who is good looking should be gone and the paper bag girls stay.
aryan is the ugliest, most vicious girl in that house. the only reason I don’t want her automatically booted is so that more of America sees how rotten she is, and so she continues pounding the nails into her coffin. Her exit interview with Julie will be perfect.
@GTGO…..It’s not about wanting an ugly house……the fact of the matter is that no matter how pretty you are on the outsIde, if you’re not pretty on the inside, that diminishes your external prettiness…….in other words, inside ugliness crreates outside ugliness. Furthermore, I don’t see any externally ugly people in that house, just ugly behavior.
I liked Helen a lot but she’s turned into a windbag.
GM is just batshi* delusional.
A hate crime is usually defined by state law as one that involves threats, harassment, or physical harm and is motivated by prejudice against someone’s race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, sexual orientation or physical or mental disability. Laws vary by state and if hate crimes are provided for by statute, the defintions of hate crimes and penalties imposed vary. States that have hate crime statutes provide harsher penalites for such offenses.
The underlying criminal offenses that are designated in hate crime laws include, but are not limited to, crimes against persons like harassment, terroristic threats, assault and crimes against property like criminal trespass, criminal mischief and arson. It may also include vandalism causing damage to a church, synagogue, cemetery, mortuary, memorial to the dead, school, educational facility, community center, municipal building, courthouse, juvenile detention center, grounds surrounding such places or personal property located within such places.
The current federal law regarding hate crimes deals with crimes where the offender is motivated by bias against a race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or ethnicity/national origin.
The following is an example of a state statute governing hate crimes:
The Legislature finds and declares the following:
It is the right of every person, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, or physical or mental disability, to be secure and protected from threats of reasonable fear, intimidation, harassment, and physical harm caused by activities of groups and individuals.
It is not the intent, by enactment of this section, to interfere with the exercise of rights protected by the Constitution of the State of Alabama or the United States.
The intentional advocacy of unlawful acts by groups or individuals against other persons or groups and bodily injury or death to persons is not constitutionally protected when violence or civil disorder is imminent, and poses a threat to public order and safety, and such conduct should be subjected to criminal sanctions.
b. The purpose of this section is to impose additional penalties where it is shown that a perpetrator committing the underlying offense was motivated by the victim’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, or physical or mental disability.
c. A person who has been found guilty of a crime, the commission of which was shown beyond a reasonable doubt to have been motivated by the victim’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, or physical or mental disability, shall be punished as follows:
Felonies:
On conviction of a Class A felony that was found to have been motivated by the victim’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, or physical or mental disability, the sentence shall not be less than 15 years.
On conviction of a Class B felony that was found to have been motivated by the victim’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, or physical or mental disability, the sentence shall not be less than 10 years.
On conviction of a Class C felony that was found to have been motivated by the victim’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, or physical or mental disability, the sentence shall not be less than two years.
For purposes of this subdivision, a criminal defendant who has been previously convicted of any felony and receives an enhanced sentence pursuant to this section is also subject to enhanced punishment under the Alabama Habitual Felony Offender Act, Section 13A-5-9.
2. Misdemeanors:
On conviction of a misdemeanor which was found beyond a reasonable doubt to have been motivated by the victim’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, or physical or mental disability, the defendant shall be sentenced for a Class A misdemeanor, except that the defendant shall be sentenced to a minimum of three months…….Just saying CBS….Aaryn should be called to the dairy room and escorted of the show straight into a telephone pool and bang some sense into her head…Holla!