Big Brother has been on the air for several seasons now and with each season the houseguests have gotten bustier, brawner and predominantly younger;  the show has become the Big Bro & Ho's show as Big Brother Executives have gone so far as to select houseguests from  bars based on their looks and youth, instead of their application and general interest and passion for the show.  Big Brother may feel they are catering to the younger audience, but the show is starting to discriminate to the vast majority of the American public.  MTV & Vh1 each have reality shows that cater to a younger audience and obviously their channel is designed to appeal to a younger audience.  It is time to bring the REAL back to REALITY TV.  A blended house of all races, religions, sizes, ages and sexual orientations can be represented when CBS normally has 14-16 houseguests.  With all this in mind, I represent the a bulk of Americans.  The working class, a parent, a grandmother, but I also have passion and the desire to play a game.  I have a want to play the game, not to up my visability for a contract in the public eye for modeling, singing or acting.  I'm just your regular American willing to put myself out there for the social experience and the chance to win a nice chunk of cash!  Ironically, the profile picture is of me and one of the talent recruits for the Big Brother Show when I auditioned in NOLA a few months ago.  Three years ago I had a handful of things to consider while trying to decide if I was going to go thru with Gastric Bypass Surgery, one of them, was once I dropped the weight I wanted to audition for and hopefully be chosen to be a houseguest on Big Brother...For once in my life I wanted to be able to step up and out and not be embarassed about myself and do one thing that I love more than anything which is make people laugh and feel good about themself.