Even hunks are not as perfect as they seem just like Will Devaugn who committed a hilarious crime which he did not immediately admit! The housemates stopped doing their weekly task just to pursue an inquest as to who among them forgot to flush the toilet bowl!

Acts like this one is expected among kids but not in full-grown adults! Not that he did this intentionally though. You see, the housemates are struggling for several days now over Kuya’s strict rule on water conservation. And their limited supply of water caused Will to leave his “marks of misdeed” for all to see, or more specifically, for Yayo and Ruben to take responsibility!

Yayo was just about to answer the call of nature when she found the "throne" filled with poop!1016_owns up.jpg Oddly, it was she who was embarrassed at first to call the attention of the culprit. So what she did was to flush the thing manually with the help of Will and Ruben. No one wanted to come clean about it so Kuya gathered them for an investigation. But he didn’t have to threaten them to spill the truth for Will instantly owned up to his dirty act!

As punishment, Big Brother wanted him to be under Yayo and Ruben’s beck and call for the day but the eldest resident implored him not to do so, anyway, it takes a man for him to be honest about it, though he took longer in admitting his offense, she adds.

1016_grocery.jpgAnother difficulty springs forth when Riza broke the news about exchanging their personal items for the goods inside the fridge. Kuya stressed that since they haven’t won any weekly tasks yet, they have to do this to obtain their groceries. However, only Victor, Ruben and Baron selflessly donated their shoes, slippers and other stuff. Marylaine explained that they decided to ask only a few to shoulder that responsibility since they have something to dole out anyway. The others would just make their share of sacrifices next time.

Tonight’s episode ends with Baron’s description on his housemates. For him, the girls are like flowers with individual characteristics. Jen is a ‘red rose with thorns’ whose struggles in life added to her beauty, Riza is the fragrant one just like a jasmine, Marylaine’s light-complexion makes her a white rose while Megan possesses the freshness of a sampaguita. The boys in turn are the pots filled with fertilized soil that cultivates the flowers’ growth. What a metaphor Baron!