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Single
Arena Football League Dancer
Plano, TX
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Fighting Fire With Fire
I guess I should start by saying "hi" to all the Big Brother fans out there because without you, we wouldn't have a show. This week as HOH has been pretty hectic. It started off with one of the hardest and longest HOH competitions yet and I guess I should've figured it would only go downhill from there. I had already been thinking about why America, "our fans," wanted Kaysar back on the show. I thought they wanted him back for the same reason I respected him so much and that was for causing so much drama in the house instead of going with the flow and taking the easy route while he was HOH. If things had gone according to plan since week one, I'd be gone by now. And isn't the point of this how to win? I figured that I'd be the one to give America what they wanted instead and press "the restart button." I thought it wouldn't be pleasant but never in a million years did I imagine what was to come.
This has probably been one of the worst weeks we've had so far in this house with all the arguments and dead silence that have been going on. I can't even enjoy what little happiness there is to being HOH. My group and I have to bring our personal items upstairs in case someone from the other group damages any of it. I can't talk to Howie because April will get mad. My group is still suspicious of Ivette talking to James and him being in the HOH room with us. Even using the digital camera today isn't fun because the other group wants no part of it and wants to make our time miserable as much as they can. (Beau and I tried our best to make light out of the arguments that have happened this week through pictures.) ...I'm just trying to keep peace between as many people as possible in the house and even though I'm hated by most of the "other group," I'm still civil with them in the house just so that our time here isn't completely horrible.
Now that doesn't mean that I agree with things that have been done by me or other houseguests. And I certainly would never act or react in ways that have been shown in this house by any of the houseguests. To me, nothing should be taken too personally once the show is over. Plus, as nice as it would be for the nice guy to finish last, playing this game with clean and with a good heart won't get you to the end. Fighting fire with fire doesn't make it right either and I know that. This house makes you act, say and do crazy things. If sometimes you're confused watching us, it's probably because we're just as confused as you. Sometimes you think you're going to do something one way and your plan changes at the last second. Sometimes you say what's on your mind and sometimes it's the complete opposite. A lot of the time, it IS tempting to go with someone else's plan and sometimes you just say you will to hear what the other person's thinking. And to tell you the honest truth, sometimes you say you meant to do something to seem smart and strategic when you really have no clue. I know that April is completely destroyed by Howie through his actions and comments. I'm still speechless on Howie's behavior but do not want to approach him about it in order not to ruffle any more feathers. I just wish this whole thing was over and April could go home to her family and be happy again. I just thought by winning the HOH competition, I could bring my group together one last time in the room upstairs and relive one of the best times we've all had back when Maggie was HOH before we start getting evicted out. I guess I was wrong.
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Dallas Desperados Dancer Jennifer Vasquez is used to sharing space with large, angry Arena Football League players. So spending three months in posh lodgings with 13 strangers - minus the pads and helmets - shouldn't be too difficult, right?
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What goes around, comes around in the 'Big Brother 6' house.
Jennifer Vasquez, the 27-year-old arena football league dancer, who greased the wheels for America's Choice poll winner Kaysar Ridha to be evicted last Thursday, was herself booted from the game on tonight's special edition of 'Big Brother 6'. Jennifer was evicted by a vote of 5 to 1 with only her partner in the game, April Lewis, casting a ballot to save her.
As the bitter civil war in the house continues between The Outcasts (Janelle, Rachel and Howie) and The Disciples (Maggie, Beau, April, Jennifer and Ivette) alliances, Jennifer's walk of shame was a sweet victory for The Outcasts who wanted to pay her back for breaking her word and not back-dooring James Rhine last week.
This week's first Head of Household, Janelle, made doubly sure Jennifer would be the first person on the 'Big Brother 6' jury by winning the Power of Veto, saving Maggie Ausburn and then nominating Ivette Corredero in her place. With James and Beau (Ivette's game partner) guaranteed not to vote for Ivette, The Outcasts had the numbers to send Jennifer off to the 'Big Brother' sequester house.
As expected, Jennifer was not shocked by the turn of events. Speaking to host Julie Chen, Jennifer described herself as a "martyr" for her team.
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Jennifer Roxanne Vasquez
Trivia
•Graduated from Baylor University in 2000 with a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies.
•Graduated from The University of North Texas in 2005 with a M.Ed. in Counseling.
•Has one brother who graduated from Harvard University and is a vascular surgeon in Dallas, Texas.
•Favorite movies are Vanilla Sky and Good Will Hunting.
•She was born in Houston but also lived in Corpus Christi, Texas. She grew up in Plano which is a suburb of Dallas. In college, she lived in Waco for 4 years.
Miscellaneous Crew - filmography
Evil Behind You (2006) (post-production) (production assistant) (slate)
Filmography as: Miscellaneous Crew, Actress
Actress - filmography
Idiocracy (2005) (post-production) .... Camacho's Groupie
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Dallas Desperados Dancers!
Rookie, Jennifer Vasquez was born in Houston, Texas and was raised in Plano, Texas. She graduated from Plano Senior High School and attended Baylor University in Waco, Texas where she earned a B.S. in Education (Interdisciplinary Studies). She's currently earning her Master's degree in counseling and psychology and aspires to be an elementary school counselor. She works as a substitute teacher in PISD.
"Being a Dallas Desperados Dancer has been the best experience of my life. I've had the opportunity to do things I would've never been able to do without being a part of this great team. The best part about the year so far is performing at the home games. Desperados games are by far the most exciting I've been to yet. The energy coming from the crowd is such a rush for the players as well as for the Dancers. Most of all, I enjoy working and dancing with such an amazing group of talented women in such a prestigious organization."
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