'pull yourself together' whilst holding his head during yesterdays task
Bea chose sexual frustration as her air-time theme for the night.
B: It's alright for you, you can go to the loo and have a w*nk.
M: <serious> That's not why I do it ... it's to prevent seepage in bed.
B: I thought that only happened to 14 year-olds.
M: No, it can happen to anyone with sacs that work.
Marcus has revealed his belief that the majority of the housemates behave like "nodding dogs".
He and Bea were in the garden last night discussing their chances of surviving the coming eviction, for which both they and David are facing the public vote.
When Marcus remarked that he had no gut feeling about who would be leaving, Bea stated: "It's certainly between me and David."
When asked for the reasons behind her thinking, the bohemian told him: "That's my gut feeling."
She continued: "I think you'll definitely be in the final. I think the public don't like nodding dogs."
In response to this, Marcus told her that the majority of the housemates behaved as such, doing exactly what was expected of them by Big Brother.
"Apart from me," he said.
Bea disagreed, and named herself, Lisa, Charlie and Sophie as those that didn't behave in such a way.
In reference to Sophie, Marcus responded: "I would totally say that she is a nodding dog."
The pair dropped the conversation when Bea decided that she needed to go inside to bed.
Having asked the window fitter if he was coming too, he joked: "I'm not going to chase you around like a lost sheep all the time."
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