Bunny's Live Feed Summary for Sunday, August 21, 2005

Ivette Red Over Stale Bread

Rachel is again the first one out of bed. She cooks an omelet for herself and enjoys it in peace before BB blasts a song over the speakers to wake up the others. The song is "I'm Too Sexy," and all of the HGs wonder which of them BB is playing the song for. Someone needs to break it to them that it's not for any of them. It's merely a recycled wake-up call from last year when Drew was in the house. BB, known to run a tight ship in Accounting, likes to get a lot of use out of each song in their stash - although they've had to purchase more than one copy of Eminem's "Big Weenie" due to wear and tear.

As soon as Howie wakes up, he and Rachel go over the mistakes they made in the game.
Rachel: We were too trusting. You believed that Maggie would keep her deal. Kaysar gave Jennifer the HOH. He believed what April told him about James.
Howie: America gave us a player back and we blew it. A lot of people probably think we're stupid.
Bunny: I'm beginning to think you're one dime short of a dollar myself.

BB calls the HGs together for the POV competition. Howie picks Janelle to play for him, Rachel chooses April, and Beau wants James. He doesn't want him in a "let's get our freak on" sort of way but more like "You're stronger than me so win the Veto and gimme it." 

The game is some sort of timed competition involving a big vat of water, and, not surprisingly, James takes the medal. Is this guy super human or what? How many Vetos has he won? Fifty? Someone get me the name of his vitamins.

Janelle came in second, barely behind James. Then in order were Howie, Beau, Rachel, then April last. April says she didn't compete well because the grass was wet and she slipped on it and her eyes were burning and her ears were hurting and it was too hot outside and the competition wasn't made for short people like her because she had to stand on her tippy toes in the water tank and also she was "so freaked out, y'all!" because she's claustrophobic and what do you wanna bet no one chooses HER to compete again. (That was me saying that last part.) I'm just glad she didn't topple over and drown. Not that she could, and I know you know what I'm talking about.

Rachel says that she wants James to use his Veto power to take Howie off the block. "Get me out of here!," she says. Bunny is surprised that Rachel's just now figuring out that the BB house isn't the place to be. She should have asked to be voted out long ago. That way she could have gone with me yesterday to Hunter Thompson's memorial service where Johnny Depp shot the author's ashes out of a cannon. It was a blast, and I'm not just talking about the cannon. We had fireworks, hot dogs, everything. As funerals go, it was the best party ever.

Speaking of hot dogs, Ivette is complaining to James and Beau that Rachel keeps opening up all the packages of buns. "She says she wants a fresh one. She is leaving all the others to turn stale. That makes me furious!" James tells her that she doesn't need to get worked up about something so trivial - "Stay focused on the game," he says. "But you don't understand, James. She is messing with our food supply. She is selfish, and she is ruining all the buns, and BB will not give us more, you know what I'm saying?"

By the way, Ivette has a tendency to end most of her sentences with "You know what I'm saying?" or "You know what I mean?" and it's about to drive me nuts. If I weren't so worried about the hot dog buns right now, I'd go more into depth about this because the overuse of English phrases (and the reasons behind it) fascinates me. However, let's get back to the more pressing issue.

First of all, are the hot dog buns Bunny brand buns? Because if they are, I don't want them to get stale either. Heck, even if they're just Arnold or Wonder or some lame store brand, we still don't need to discuss it. Fresh is fresh, and everyone's entitled.

Thank about your last visit to Burger King. Did you inquire about the length of time your Whopper Jr. sesame seed roll had been left in the package? Of course you did. And when you last got hunger pangs while shopping in the grocery store, did you grab a quick Kaiser snack from an unopened package or from one that the last hungry guy or grimy-fingered kid stole from? I think I've made my point.

The HGs are put on lockdown outside, and when they are allowed back in, they find that the table has been reduced in size. Janelle screams with delight: "I never thought I would be here long enough to see this!" They all gather at the table and have a seat - The Friendship and The Sovereign Whatever, bonded together in a special moment. 

At the table, the HGs discuss where each is from. Janelle talks about her home in Minnesota. "Is Minnesota a state?," asks Ivette. Just a reminder here: Ivette was the Susan B. Sachs 2000 scholarship winner. 

The camaraderie around the table is short-lived. Ivette and April begin cooking dinner when Rachel comments on how good it smells. "Is there enough for everyone?" she asks. "No, I don't think so," says Ivette. The Friendship sits down to eat, and Ivette says the others will just have to fend for themselves. Of course, they say grace first. I think it's something like, "Please, God, don't make us share this food with Rachel. She already had a fresh hot dog bun."

Later, James and Janelle meet in secret and discuss forming a team. "We will only meet at night in the Gold Room," he tells her. "We can't let anyone ever see us talking." Janie, after leaving James, has a strategy meeting with Howie. "Don't tell James we are going after Beau and Ivette if one of us gets the next HOH. Tell him we want Maggie out." 

Maggie, sitting on the bed in the HOH room with April and Beau, warns them that James needs to go next. "If we don't get rid of him in the next two weeks, he will win the game." She is also suspicious that James and Janelle might be forming an alliance. 

There is talk that James may have broken the rules during the POV competition. BB says they will review the tapes since Janelle's score was only a few seconds behind James'. I think while they're at it, they should also review any tapes that show Rachel in the kitchen, making sure they zoom in on her hands every time they get near a cellophane wrapper. Ivette can't be around 24 hours a day, so I'm sure there are missing buns she doesn't know about. Not just hot dog, but hamburger, too. Maybe even biscuits and a few bagels. 

And don't get me started on the hot dogs themselves. Anyone who is determined to have the first bun out of the package is certain to corner the first wiener as well. You can frank...er, bank on it.

Hoppy trails,

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Bunny's Live Feed Summary for Monday, August 22, 2005

Nerd Herd Feels Spurred; Howie Gives Good Curd

You know, it's going to be sad if Rachel is evicted this week - who will the East Coasters watch in the mornings? She's up long before anyone else, and even though it would be better if she talked to herself or something, at least we have action rather than a few more hours of snoring. Of course, her departure will signal the ants that the coast is clear - they'll come back into the house much like Kaysar did, but I doubt they'll be evicted as quickly. 

Ants would never fold in an endurance competition. Those little guys are friggin' tough. Even a baby ant could keep one antenna on a button for days, all the while holding a piece of bread twice its size on its back. Nope, you don't ever want to go head-to-head in a BB comp with those guys. They're merciless - plus, some of them can even fly.

The HGs wake up slowly today, especially Janelle. BB tells her repeatedly to get out of bed. "Leave her alone BB!," yells Howie. "You screwed her out of her Veto!" BB has ruled that James stands as the winner of the POV. Howie thinks their decision is unfair and that the medal should have been awarded to Janelle. Apparently, BB didn't give James the same instructions that they gave the other players, and therefore, didn't feel he should be penalized for their mistake.

April tells Beau that James wants to go as far as he can in the game with Ivette. "But he doesn't want to be standing next to her in the end because he knows he won't win against her. The Friendship will control the vote." She goes on to say that James will also try to keep Beau around - "he knows your vote is the same as Ivette's vote" - and that he is working with "the other side to gang up on Maggie and me."

Beau: James told me last night that YOU were playing both sides.
April: He's the one playing both sides; that's why he's getting so nervous.
Bunny: That's nothing new. He's been nervous since the day he got here. Have you seen what's left of his nails?

It's true, you know. James bites his fingernails nonstop. He says he's been doing it as long as he can remember. I wish he wouldn't. It's so - I don't know- girly or something. I say that if you're a guy who insists on putting your fingers in your mouth, at least put a chicken leg between them.

Howie's term of endearment for The Friendship is "Nerd Herd." He's been calling them that behind their backs for a week or two and today Ivette overhears him. She is furious, even more so than she was about the hog dog buns. Even though it WAS kind of nerdy to get upset about a few wheat rolls, she still finds the moniker offensive. 

Rachel had her feelings hurt when The Friendship didn't allow her to have dinner with them. Ivette explains to Howie that they didn't give her any of the food they cooked because she never cooked for THEM. "She makes one pork chop for herself and not anybody else, so I'm not going to cook for her." Now, Ivette, you can't have it both ways. One minute you're angry at the girl for wasting weenie bread, and the next you're admonishing her for being thrifty with the house's pig meat. Get it together.

The Veto ceremony is held in the living room, and Howie and Rachel sit in the nomination chairs, awaiting James' decision. He decides to forego using the POV, leaving the pair on the block. That means either Rachel will trot out of the house on Thursday, or Howie will blow through the door. 

Janelle meets with Howie in the Gold Room after the ceremony. "James wants April in the Final Three with him, but not the Final Two. And he doesn't want both you and me in the Final Three with him either. That would be too dangerous."

Howie: He has to get Beau or Ivette out of here if he wants to win the money.
Janelle: If he sticks by Ivette, we won't have the votes to get rid of her.
Howie: I think April would vote against Ivette.
Janelle: I think it's very possible that James, Ivette, and Beau are working together as a team.
Bunny: Where have YOU been?

Rachel asks April if she is the one they are sending home. April tells her she doesn't know. "If it's me," says Rachel, "I will tell Jennifer in Sequester that she made a really bad mistake getting rid of Kaysar. She blew it for both of you with that strategy." Also, Rachel, while you're there, could you run through a few isometric exercises with Jen to help relieve whatever tension she has that makes her walk like she's got, as they say, "a corn cob up her butt?" Maybe her gait is a result from having to stand stick-straight for years while she balanced other squad members on her shoulders, I don't know. I'm just trying to help.

Janelle doesn't get out of bed until 4:00pm. She is depressed about gaining so much weight. "It would be nice if I could fit in anything else other than my stretch pants." While she's mourning the loss of her Miss Superbike Supersvelte body, Ivette and Beau are in the backyard begging Howie to strip naked and run around in circles. Howie tells them that if they will vote to keep him in the house, he will streak through the yard on Friday. That gives me plenty of time to purchase a blindfold.

Janelle confronts James about his relationship with Ivette. "Do you two have a deal?" she asks. "Why do you want Maggie out of the game before Ivette?" James says the two aren't in an alliance. "We need to get Ivette out next week; otherwise, we will never have the votes to do it. She is more powerful than Maggie in this game, and I want her out now," says Janelle. James dodges the issue by saying, "Let's see who wins HOH."

As evening approaches, Ivette lets Janelle and Rachel know that she doesn't appreciate that her group is called "the Nerd Herd." Rachel chuckles, which angers Ivette even more. She runs to Beau and lets off steam. "Janelle is a dumb blonde! Rachel is an aging hag who cleans up horse s---!" Rachel and Janelle hear her yelling, but decide to let it go. They know that nerds need to vent just like everybody else.

Apparently, Howie's promise to run around naked isn't enough. Beau tells him that if he truly wants to stay in the house, he needs to do one more thing. "Put some ice cream in your mouth and feed it to me," says Beau. "If our lips touch, I won't vote you out." Howie takes the bait and plants a little mocha chocolate chip smooch on Beau, who then says, "I'll tell Rachel to pack her bags."

Beau, realizing that no one saw the kiss, tells Howie he wants another one while the other HGs are watching the spy cam in the HOH room. Howie does it, and the girls begin to scream. I don't know what they're so up in arms about. A little vanilla swirl between friends is not much different than swapping spit - sure it's higher in calories, but it certainly tastes better and is relatively germ-free. 

James says, "I won't do THAT to stay in this game." Again, what's the big deal? My parents bribed me with ice cream for years.

Ivette, still mad about being called a nerd, raves at Howie about the insult. In the midst of her attack, she asks him in front of April who it was that came up with the idea of kicking her out of the house instead of Sarah. April says, "You just need to let that go, Ivette. You're taking things too personally in this game." In other words: April.

Janelle goes to the kitchen to make an apple crisp. Maggie says, "She's eating again??" Ivette comments that the girl never cooks, and when she does it's something that will add another 50 pounds. Of course, they're just jealous of the fact that Janelle is Miss Superworld Super-everything, and all the guys in the game fall all over themselves to get to her. They are also still reeling about getting left out of the menage-a-trois the other day, which is really stupid because there's no such thing as a menage-a-cinq. It's gotten to the point where you can't even mention the name Johnny Depp in their presence, or they go ape.

Just remember that if things get too quiet around the house - like now.

Johnny Depp.

Hoppy trails,

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Bunny's Live Feed Summary for Tuesday, August 23, 2005

Ivette Frets as Maggie Names James

The expression "got up on the wrong side of the bed" applies to Ivette today. As soon as her feet hit the floor, she begins to rag on Janelle, Rachel, and Howie. "Rachel is an old lady who tries to act young. Janelle has no friends. Howie was kissing Beau just to stay in the game." Well, he didn't exactly kiss him, Ivette. They just touched lips to share a spoonful or two of ice cream. Tutti Frutti flavor, I think it was.

Ivette continues to rant: "I'm tired of being called a nerd! You know what I mean? Where did that come from? You know what I'm saying? Who does Howie think he is, calling us Nerd Herd? You know what I mean? You know what I'm saying?"

BB puts the HGs on an early lockdown outside. Rachel uses the time to talk to Janelle about the impending eviction. "I'm concerned that they will vote Howie out," she says. "They probably know he is popular, and they may be jealous. Besides, he calls them Nerd Herd."

She goes on to say that it would be the best strategy to vote her out, "but if I stay and win HOH, I will put up Maggie and Ivette. They make all the decisions on that side." The lockdown is short, and the HGs go back in the house to find a new fish. It's the cutest fish in the tank - in all the aquatic world, actually - and its name is Bunny. Not really, but it should be.

It's lunch time, so Beau's Hos (sorry, it was just there) decide to make a stew. The group has turned a new leaf and decide to fix a pot of stew big enough for everyone. Of course, I have to turn away from the live feeds for a minute until it's done, because I fear a stew pot the way others fear heights or spiders. Thanks to one Miss Horrifying Glenn Close, who not only scares the bejesus out of rabbits, but is also known to do a number on dalmatians as well.

Janelle is getting sun in the backyard, and April joins her to talk about this and that, none of it game-related. Ivette tells Maggie that she disapproves of the two spending time together. "Why is April talking to her?" Later, the same subject comes up again between Maggie and April when they observe Ivette having a conversation with Rachel. "Ivette gets mad if we talk to one of them, but she does it and it's okay?," they say. Neither can understand why Ivette despises Rachel so much anyway. Could be she was thrown by a horse as a child.

During the evening, James talks to Janelle about going to the end of the game with her. "We can make it to the Final Two, but you'll have to give up Howie," he says. "If you get HOH next week, nominate April and Maggie and send April home. Tell Ivette and Beau that if they use the Veto, their partner will go on the block." Janelle listens, knowing that James feels safe with Ivette and Beau, and that he's aware that Maggie and April want to see him on the block.

In the HOH room, Maggie discusses with April and Ivette the possibility of getting James out of the game through the Back Door method. "The other side wants to take James to the end because they have a chance of winning next to him," she says. "And James wants to go to the end with THEM for the same reason. Our goal is to make sure none of them is sitting at the end to win money. They don't have a friendship - they really don't care about each other." 

That is so weird that you said that, Maggie, because I was just thinking myself how I didn't care about any of them either. Or any of you, for that matter. I don't know why. You're probably all really nice people outside the house. But in the house, you're kinda spooky. I mean it - sometimes you really scare me. I have nightmares like you wouldn't believe. 

One night all of you were trying to force me to wear Beau's pink pants, Janelle's Uggs, and April's cha cha cheetah number ALL AT THE SAME TIME. I almost succumbed when someone waved Howie's Abner shirt and the sad fairy beret in front of my face, screaming, "NOW THESE, RABBIT! NOW THESE!" But because it was a military torture tactic I became aware of last year when fashion designers were trying to force me to mix paisleys with plaids, I was able to fight you off and survive. 

At the end of the dream, I ran in disgust to the HOH room and tried to throw up all over the HOH bed - but, just like in the story "The Three Bears," somebody else's vomit was already there. I finally just let it all out on the carpet, and the craziest thing was that I was wearing a clown wig when I did it. That's when I woke up in a cold sweat - I really, really hate it when I mix up BB seasons in my nightmares.

Ivette assures Maggie that if Rachel goes this week, James will target Janelle and Howie if he gets HOH on Thursday. "Do you really think he would tell you if he was going after one of us?" Maggie asks. When Ivette is called to the Diary Room, Beau agrees with Maggie that James needs to go. Beau says he doesn't trust him. Something about James claiming to be lactose intolerant.

When Ivette joins them again, the two of them confront her about her refusal to push James out of the game. "He's going to win if we don't get him out next week," Maggie tells her. Ivette continues to support James, and instead tries to get them to focus on evicting April. "She is the real problem. She can't be trusted. She runs to the other group and tells them everything. James is on our side."

After midnight, Howie and Janelle go over items in the house in case they are asked about them in Thursday's HOH competition. They also review earlier challenges - what was played, who won, etc. - and continue with talk about the nominations - who went up, the order they went out, and all that. I hope there's a question about Beau's nomination speech this week. It will be interesting to see if anyone understood a word he said, because I know I sure didn't.

Beau: Itsmydutytonominatetwopeopleforeviction. InominateyouHowie, butdon'tworrybout itcuz youcanslurpicecreamoffmyfacelaterandthatwilltakecareof it. AndInominateyou,Rachel, becauseyouwereashadeofgrayandnowyou'repitchblackstarkwhite.
Rachel: Huh?
Howie: Huh?
Bunny: Double huh?

Beau: You were a shade of gray and now you're pitch black and stark white.
Ivette: I don't know what you mean, know what I mean? 
April: She doesn't know what you're saying, know what she's saying?
Maggie: Yeah, we don't follow. Shade of gray? Stark white? Pitch black? 
Beau: I think I've made myself crystal clear.

Bunny: Not in this lifetime. But anyway, the best I can gather is that you want Rachel out because the old gray mare, she ain't what she used to be - and that if Howie doesn't streak through the backyard flashing his stark white naked butt for the house's black bitch, he's right behind her. Am I close?
Beau: On the nose.

Hoppy trails,

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Bunny's Live Feed Summary for Friday, August 26, 2005

BB Apparel Puts Bunny in Peril 

Could someone please get me a wet rag? I'm feeling a bit faint. This wave of vertigo has been coming over me off and on since last night's Live Show when I first got a glimpse of Janelle in her little green dress. And when I say "little" - well, I'm talking "diaper." And by "green" - well, I'm talking the color of what one usually finds INSIDE a diaper. The dress was so revealing that I could imagine the conversation in living rooms all across America when Janelle sat down on the couch. "Mommy, what's a beaver shot?"

And as if that dress wasn't bad enough, I was also faced with April in a ruffled fuschia bikini. Did you hear me say "ruffled?" Unless you're a tiny tot splashing around in the baby pool, ruffles don't belong on your bathing suit. I know it's not unusual for BB HGs to regress into childlike behavior, but diapers and the latest in toddler beach fashion are a true cry for help.

Rachel was evicted from the house, and everyone but Ivette seemed truly sorry to see her go. So was I. She was just getting wound up. Give her a few more weeks and she may have given me my best material yet. It's usually the late bloomers that act up the most. Think of the kid you knew in school who stayed home with his parents every Saturday night but is now serving time in prison for running a prostitution ring. Every high school has one of those guys.

After Rachel's eviction, the HGs were led into the backyard for the next HOH competition. Again, it was Q&A, and the first question was easy: "Got beaver?" Everyone answered "Janelle" except Beau, who answered "Discovery Channel" - which is kind of the same thing, really.

Next question: When will April stop wearing things she picked up at Cheap Hoes R Us? The answer was, "Not in this lifetime," and all players were correct.

I don't really want to be too hard on April here. I heard that she didn't bring the pink camisole or the ruffled bathing suit into the house. That means she didn't actually spend money on them, which is a good thing. Of course, they didn't just magically appear on her body either - she chose to wear them for all the world to see. Turns out both incidents were a boon to Tylenol, Valium, and other pharmaceutical inventory, so I'm convinced she did it on purpose in order to increase sales volume for her co-workers. I've been popping Excedrin Extra Strength ever since the dalmatian spots appeared on the scene, so I can attest that her plan is working.

This seems like as good a time as any to mention that Ivette also assaulted my senses last night. Apparently she raided Dr. Spock's Disco Vulcan closet once again. I guess if you're intent on dressing the part of a Trekkie, adding the sequins is a nice touch. But only if it's Christmas, which it wasn't. And only if you're going to a Christmas party, which she wasn't. Or more importantly, only if you're going to a gay Christmas party, which maybe she was, because gay people like to whip up a holiday soiree for any old reason.

As the HOH comp continues, the HGs fall out one by one - but none of us notice because we're all staring at Janelle in her little green dress. Especially when she's left standing at the end with April and has to bend over to grab a pen and paper for the tie-breaker. "Mommy, what does Daddy mean when he says, 'I'd eat a pile of poop to get to that?'"

Unfortunately, Janelle's realization that she just took BB fans everywhere on a free trip to the Netherlands got her off her game and she lost the HOH challenge to April. I'm happy for April since most of the time girls who dress like she does end up on the bottom.

Beau passed the HOH key on to April as everyone headed back inside the house. April thanked everyone who made it possible for her to win HOH, mistakingly believing that she had won the Oscar. I hope someday that she actually does win it, because I can't wait to see what she wears. I bet it will be hot pink, have both spots AND ruffles, and will only be surpassed in the Worst Dressed category if Bjork pulls out another bird suit.

Hoppy trails,

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Bunny's Live Feed Summary for Saturday, August 27, 2005

April Won't Settle for One Medal

For those of you wondering whether or not Howie kept his promise to Beau to run naked through the backyard, I'm happy to report that he did. Yesterday, he grabbed one of the bandanas he often wears on his head and used it to cover his penis while he bolted through the yard and into the pool where Janelle and Beau were waiting. I don't know about you, but I would prefer not to be soaking in any vat of water inhabited by Howie's naked haunches. Something tells me that any Baby Ruths floating by wouldn't be candy.

Yesterday April made her nominations, putting the two remaining Sovereigns on the block. She explained to Janelle and Howie that they were going up, but her plan is to take one of them off with the Veto and backdoor James. "Don't let him play for the Veto with you," she tells both of them, "or one of you is going home."

Both agreed and when the POV competition is held today, neither of them chooses James to compete. April picks Maggie, Janelle chooses Ivette, and Howie goes with Beau. The challenge is combined with a luxury competition, and even though April walks away with the POV, Janelle wins a trip to the Bahamas. Ivette is furious that Janelle has won yet another prize. And not just any prize, but an all-expenses paid trip to Nassau. 

Janelle says she's taking her mother to the Bahamas and not Michael.
Bunny: Ahem.
Janelle: What is it, Bunny?
Bunny: I love Nassau. There's mini-skirts, maxi skirts, and Afro-haired dudes. People doin' their own thing don't care 'bout me and you. 
Janelle: I know all that. 
Bunny: Nassau's gone funky.
Janelle: Hm-mm.
Bunny: Nassau's gone soul.
Janelle: Yeah.
Bunny: We've got a doggone beat now....
Janelle: Shut up, you can go.

BB has announced a new America's Choice - a chance for a HG to win a phone call from home. April begs America to vote for her so that she can talk to her fat husband and her ugly dog. She didn't say that, but Howie did sometime or another when he was on his "April never wins anything" rant and it seems to have stuck with me. I imagine that the husband and dog are both fine-looking specimens and I wish them no ill will myself. Even if it's true, I happen to love fat people. Ugly dogs not so much.

April is thrilled that she not only won HOH, but the POV as well. "This proves something to the people who said I was weak (see above), and I'm just so happy!" She thanks Janelle for not choosing James to play for her, and assures her that she is going to pull Janelle off the block and put James in her place. "Taking him out will feel so good," she says.

Ivette doesn't want James to go home and begins a campaign to get Janelle evicted. She focuses on the fact that no one will ever win a prize with Janelle in the house. Actually, I think Janelle's just BEING in the house is a prize in itself. So do all the Boy Scouts who got their first peek at poontang while flipping the channels last Thursday night.

You know, in all fairness to the green dress, it probably fit Janelle better at one time. Pre-BB, that is. Pre-apple crisp and ice cream. Pre-sleeping like a slug all day, and pre-just waving at people in the gym as she passes by rather than going in. Janelle has gained weight in the house, and the poor dress had to suffer for it - stretched to its maximum capabilities and still unable to do its job. And now it hangs its hem in shame, having turned its own Miss Superworld Superbike into Miss Superbasic Instinct.

Janelle is known for her apple crisp. And she loves ice cream. It doesn't seem to matter that she's growing larger every day. It doesn't matter to Bunny either. Remember, she loves fat people. Not all fat people, but certainly fat people who win prizes and titles and men who can talk in a variety of accents.

I wonder if Janelle will call Michael if she wins America's Choice, and if she does, I wonder what accent he'll use to speak to her. I hope he chooses French. I love how zay talk. I'm sure if Maggie wins, she'll call Eric - and I imagine he'll keep it short. Ivette will make a call to the Lesbian Association of America to apologize for casting a dark shadow on all lesbians and lesbianism in general. 

Right before bed, Beau flashes his penis to Maggie, who is not moved in the least. "I work in the ER," she says. "I've seen plenty of those." Bunny hasn't, however, and quickly tries to find the Zoom button on her computer. Then she realizes it's not necessary.

Beau, if you win America's Choice, you might want to call and comfort every single white man in the country who saw what I just saw. 

Hoppy trails,