The triangle is optional.
You can try to assemble the ideal combination of speed, strength, and endurance as much as you like -- but sooner or later, it always comes down to rotating a triangle in an isolation booth.
The triangle is optional.
Note for all future HoH's:1. Don't forget who was after you last week, before everyone became your friend this week.
2. Try and expand your short term memory to beyond 30 seconds.
I have absolutely no problem with targeting the whiners, the sooner they go the better. But to target them because they are the other "pretty" girls? Shall we try to guess what is smaller than Rachel's brain?
I'll give Rachel this much credit: she did nominate an alliance pairing, as well as putting up two enemies she'd had pretty much since Minute One. So there's a chance she's not just playing the Anti-Angie card -- but as said elsewhere, you'd normally expect a VIP-area waitress to have somewhat more in the way of basic social reading skills.At this point, I don't know what her full current plan is. I'm not sure she does either.
True, and that "Hate the other Pretty Girls" thing was reciprocal.One question, if a well built woman with a short dress and no underwear straddles your lap (the "you" in this case being any appreciator of well built women), and you don't look down (at least), does that mean anything? Does that mean you have super restraint? Is that a ploy to be the one that loves the less? Or does that maybe mean one actually isn't a dedicated appreciator of well built women? (Purposely ignoring the distinct possibility that editing was involved).
(Again with the rhetorical questions!)
Yeah -- and besides, I don't think anybody really likes Britney and Monet except Britney & Monet themselves. So that was an easy pair to target even without the Anti-Angie card coming into play. But I also agree that she probably doesn't know the full details of her current plan -- other than keep Brendon around and keep themselves safe.
