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Tensions rise in Big Brother house
Wednesday 30 June 2010
Dave was due to face Sunshine and Shabby in the vote but saved himself by winning a puzzle task, choosing Caoimhe to replace him.
Although the Christian minister claimed he was "gutted" to have to make the decision, Caoimhe branded him fake for being friendly then picking her.
After Dave announced his decision, the student replied: "It's funny how you told me you loved me the other day."
They later clashed in the kitchen when the Dubliner told him she thought he had been fake when he had been nice to her.
Dave had earlier told other housemates: "I'm gutted, it's upsetting having to do that again, but what am I supposed to do?"
He wriggled out of the first public vote when he won a race through an assault course and chose Rachael to replace him, leaving the Beyonce lookalike in tears.
The public also chose Rachael, making her the first evictee of what is due to be the final series of the show on Channel 4.
Caoimhe now fears the public will agree with Dave and she'll be the next one out of the door.
Dave's decision was also unpopular with Shabby who fears she is destined to be separated from the object of her crush at Friday's eviction.
Shabby later told Big Brother she was thinking about walking out of the show.
The squatter confided in John James who urged her to stay and said quitting to protect Caoimhe - who she has only known for a few weeks - was not the right reason to go.
"Would Caoimhe do the same for you?" he asked her.
Shabby replied: "No, I don't think she would."
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