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"Life lessons from Bora Bora."
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02-25-13, 09:30 AM (EST)
 
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"Life lessons from Bora Bora." |
* Learn to swim.* That is not a grip point. * North is that way. * Kicking a coconut may not be a reliable test of manhood. * Your children are laughing at you. * If you have to keep telling people you're the villain, you may not be very good at it. * Seriously. Swimming. Learn it.
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5. "RE: Life lessons from Bora Bora." |
LAST EDITED ON 02-26-13 AT 10:54 AM (EST)Point taken, that would have been less embarrassing. But from what I saw and looking at the narrow opening thru which she needed to pass, I don't think grabbing her by the hips would have been very manageable, to attempt that he would have had to straddle her in limited space and heave. That would have also been not too dignified. You could see her husband hesitate for a moment to consider exactly how he could manage the situation, then just going for the best purchase he had available. A sacrifice of dignity for efficiency when time is of the essence. He was her husband, so it wasn't a grip point he was unfamiliar with. I thought that overall he was pretty respectful of a partner who had been slowing him down. And that’s certainly not always the case between partners on TAR. (Does anyone remember Victoria?). A funny, noteworthy moment, though. What is it with black people and swimming? What I used to think was just a stupid unfair stereotype is actually factual. Still stupid, but one can’t deny that it seems to be true for black people in general. At least according to what they show on TAR, Survivor, and maybe other shows. . As a generalization one can say that black people are afraid of the water. Black people do not swim. It's still not a completely fair observation, because the Asian girls (and others) were also pretty inept, but being inept and almost drowning in a panic are different. And this isn't the first time that a swimming challenge has been nearly fatal for black contestants. In fact, almost exclusively, it has been black people that have to be rescued in water based contests. It makes no sense to me.
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