Big Brother 11: What is Technotronics?

July 15, 2009 By 3 Comments

It appears that the madness has already begun in “Big Brother 11” and we are only three episodes in. The houseguests had to compete in a Power of Veto competition, in which they apparently had to pop pimples on a giant face in the yard.

According to examiner.com, the houseguests then had to find letters that were hidden amongst the mess and create words from the letters. The idea was that the man or woman, who spelt the longest word from the letters, would win Power of Veto.

Big Brother 11: What is Technotronics?

When it came down to the spelling, Russell decided to go with the word ‘shotgun,’ whilst on the other hand, Jeff decided to spell the ‘technotronics.’ Well, not sure what that word actually means, but it was Russell that went on to win the Veto competition.

Not sure on the word technotronics, but there is an article on Technotronic here.

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  • http://dailydvddeals.com Andy

    I was wondering what Techonotronics was. That was funny.

    I think Russell did more damage to him going after Jeff than he did to Jeff. Everyone can see he’s a loose cannon. If an athlete doesn’t win HOH Thursday I think he’s going on the block.

  • johnnie

    Why did Jeff not win the power of veto he spelled the longest word it is in the dictionary. Technotronic was a studio-based Belgian music project formed by Jo Bogaert (alias Thomas DeQuincey, born 1954, Aalst, Belgium) in 1988, who had already made his musical mark in the beginning of the 1980s as a part of a cover band and as a solo artist under various new beat projects, including The Acts of Madmen and Nux Nemo. Together with Ya Kid K (born Manuela Barbara Kamosi Moaso Djogi, 1972, Kinshasa, DR Congo), he produced the hit single “Pump Up the Jam” which was originally an instrumental. An image for the act was later put together utilizing Congolese-born fashion model Felly Kilingi as its album/single cover art and supposed singer in the music video.

  • Carly

    Jeff didn’t win because he spelt technotronics wrong. you had to spell it right but he missed some letters… Russell Ended up winning because he spelt shotgun right so he won the PowerofVeto