It was about time someone spoke up and put Eric in his place...besides Dick. I knew it was only a matter of time before Amber would blow up, and she did it Buckwild style. Honestly, who would think to put those pieces of clothing together? She looked like she was in a Limp Bizkit video. And a Rebel hat to top it all off. Keepin' it trashy. Anyway, she had some pretty valid points in her rant. Whoever holds that kind of information for blackmail is twisted. And Eric is a fuckin' piece of shit. Fact, not opinion. But, um...she hasn't lied once in that house? Wait, wait--"I haven't said shit about nobody." It's always nice to see elementary level grammar being used in everyday life. All jokes aside, Eric deserved a smackdown, and not just for holding Amber's confession in his back pocket. That tool has said horrible things about every single person in that house. Not that the television audience would know, as CBS is doing their damndest to make him look like an angel. Gotta make that buck, right? I promise you they are raking in well over $10,000 per every five tasks completed in text message fees. Notice how we never found out who Eric had to "flatter incessantly to ensure their vote?" I promise you that either CBS or Eric decided not to bother with that one. Can't open that envelope too many times with a name we clearly didn't vote for. And Eric certainly wasn't going to flatter Dick all night. "I'm just saying..."

Tonight's episode had some pretty sweet fillers, and I have to admit that I really did enjoy them. First up, viewer's question: "Dustin, why do you constantly wear your gray shirt?" That right there was laugh out loud funny. I liked his answer, though, because if there is one person in that house who displays consistency, it's him. I prefer calling him stubborn, but consistent nonetheless. Anyway, if that wasn't a big enough hint for him to stop wearing it, I might be getting sick over the next few days. It's already unbearable enough having to listen to his pompous voice, but what's even worse is looking at his chest hair sprouting out of that v-neck. I think I need to change subjects... I was very nervous when Julie led us into the clip about Dick the name dropper. But it totally turned out to be a FOXY segment. I loved when that guy said, "Dick doesn't drop names, people drop Dick's name!" You know, as a Dick fan, I'll admit that he can get out of line from time to time. But at the end of the day, Dick's Dick, and he'd take a bullet for someone who didn't speak to him for two years. And that's fucking rad. Plain and simple. He's honest, loyal, and never apologizes for who he is. I admire him for that. And I'm totally getting one of those "Jenuine Evil" t-shirts.

Kail's husband Darin was surprisingly pleasant, and brought back memories of when April's husband talked about Hurricane Howie's wrath. I liked that he was understanding about Dick's strategy; it shows maturity and good character. And how about those businesses? I was expecting her to own Trump Tower, but those cute little restaurants and that motel were a pleasant surprise. Her town looks adorable, and that whole clip made me feel better about her going home. I'm so happy for her that she gets to go back to her family, and got out of that Freak Fest. That house is so unstable, I don't know how she ever lasted that long without DORing. I've had a roller coaster of feelings about Kail throughout this season, but at the end of her stay, she was one of my favorites. Sure, she lied, but who hasn't? She has a good heart, and she deserved so much better than the hand she was dealt. I honestly believe it was her time to go, though, and I'm happy she was able to go a week without anyone cussing her out. Now before I start crying, I must move onto this HOH competition. Oh yeah, predictable. Anyone else smell fish?