"Hi. I'm Ozzy, and I have an idol. That means you can't vote me out. Ever.Well, you could vote me out. But then I'd just play my idol and one of you would go. Which would bring me to the merge, where every challenge is a swimming one, and then I'd just Immunity my way to the end. So you still can't vote me out.
Actually, you could. But you can't let me know I'm being voted out, otherwise I'd play my idol. And since I am the single most socially connected player this game has ever seen, I know absolutely everything that's going on in this tribe. I even know everything that's going on in the other tribe. In fact, I know that people on the Internet are writing about me, right now. Want to know what they're saying? No. Too bad, because it was about to get really recursive.
But anyway, you can't vote me out without my knowing about it. Because I know what all your alliances are. I know who every last one of you is voting for. In every Council. Except the last one. Which I only allowed to happen because your lack of backstabbing skills bored me to the point where I just had to take a refreshing nap. But now that I've given my hair its beauty sleep, I once again know everything. And the first thing I know is that having an idol means no one here can ever vote me out.
And now if you'll excuse me, I have to go tell the other tribe. So they can't vote me out either.
Who says this game is hard?"
Or optionally, 'Nyah-nyah, come and get me!'
Albert> "I'd like to throw 11 cents of my dime in..."Coach> "Since I named myself Coach, you must obey me. One must always obey their self appointed Coach. You all had your chance to name yourselves Coach, and you didn't, so I'm telling you right now that I'm going to go nuts on the next person to not obey me."
Swimming scared art by Crabman
I've seen brighter light bulbs in your Survivor: Society Islands fanfictionI've seen brighter bulbs in the wild animals that escaped from an Ohio park earlier this week.
So far, the only thing that Estee's cast of relatively smart people have in common with this cast of dopes is that one person from each prefers to go by his surname.