Saxon first Big Brother live eviction

Big Brother evictee Saxon has had two things on his mind since leaving the house: going clubbing and getting a tattoo dedicated to Adelaide across his neck.

The outspoken 22-year-old was on Sunday night voted off in the TV program's first live eviction of 2008.

When asked on Monday what he wanted to do during the next few months, the former council worker - who was enjoying the media attention - said: "Just go to nightclubs".

He's also planning on getting more tattoos.

Saxon, who is originally from Adelaide but now lives in Queensland, said he wanted to get a long tattoo across his neck, with the words "A Town", his nickname for Adelaide.

"I'm going to get heaps more," Saxon said.

"I'm going to get A Town written across (my neck).

"I'm thinking of getting the Southern Cross under my eye. Why not hey?"

Long term, he said, he had "a million" options of potential jobs.

"I'm a truckie, concreter, I've got a security licence - I can do a million things," he said.

Saxon, who believes in UFOs and aliens, said he was most annoyed by former cult member David in the house.

"I just learnt that he's in a cult. None of the housemates know about that and he shut me down with the whole alien thing," Saxon said.

He said he regretted not staying longer so he could stir up David.

He also lashed out at Brigitte.

"She's spoon fed everything in her life. Her parents have got a lot of money, she's never really had to work for much," he said.

"She goes around calling everyone else an idiot but if you call her an idiot, she'd get really upset.

"She needs to know everyone's equal."

Looking ahead, he said he hoped Nobbi won the reality TV competition.

The Network Ten show, hosted by radio personalities Kyle and Jackie O, has undergone a makeover this year after declining ratings during the past few years.

But it looks unlikely to get back to its glory days.

Sunday night's eviction was watched by just over one million people and was smashed by the Nine Network's 60 minutes, which scored more than 1.7 million viewers and was the most watched show of the night.

Ironically, 60 minutes featured former Ten reality star, Australian Idol contestant Shannon Noll.