Ya think? I don't. I think he had it all wrong. Especially with regards to Skye. He calls her the major strategisor based on the 54 seconds he saw of her nominating. He fails to take into account that that video only showed ten seconds of the time she was in the diary room for each on the nominations he saw. Not all the time she was fluffing and fart arsing around trying to work out what BB was going to accept, being told to think harder, decide who she was going to nominate before entering the room and he didn't see how many times she completely changed her mind half way through the nominations. Her nominations are never strategy based, they're knee jerk reactions to what has happened to her or who was rude to her in the past 24 hours. She knows bb will accept her calling hms a threat so she regularly uses it so she doesn't have to say anything nasty. He way over analysed it and credited her with far more ability to analyse game plans than she has.
He overthinks everything. I think the plan he discussed with Sandra about being annoying so the hms walk away was to cover up his embarrassment that when he walks into a group discussion - they all walk away. He's making it sound like that's his plan. Just like Sandra saying she wants to leave so that when she gets kicked out she can do the "I didn't want to play your stupid game anyway" thing. I don't deny there are definite strategising going on in the house but I don't think he can work out what the real strategisors are up too are so he's stuck on Skye, which she is not denying because she's enjoying being thought of as really clever. If I could send David one thought to ponder about his strategy theories, it would be "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar!"
