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"How did they trust each other?"
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08-17-00, 10:31 AM (EST)
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"How did they trust each other?"
In all fairness, how could anyone vote Sean there. Out of paranoia or whatever, he was the most illogical choice. He would have been a fine selection next round, but maybe they were afraid of immunity. I just can't believe that any of them trusted each other when they said, "I am voting for Sean." I can't believe that none of them suspected anyone else to stab them in the back. I can't believe that Rich or Sue didn't try to take advantage and go for the jugular. Especially Rich. Now, he is screwed, and we all know that. I truly believe that his mistake last night, is the one which cost him the money.

Last night, with Kelly winning immunity was where I thought that we would see Sue and Sean get tied if nothing else. I thought that the best plan would be to keep the men together. Then, you go in with the three men. But I think this is why they stuck together. MB has not shown us enough of Rich and Sue lately, and when he has it has been negative. We have never seen either one of them cast a vote for each other, and even though they talk detructive, I think they are completly in it together.

If they could trust each other. Then I am convinced that Rich and Susan knew that there would be no behind the back move. Rudy is in Rich's pocket, and Kelly fighting for survival is in the majority's pocket. And now, Rich and Sue and Rudy take out Kelly. Rich and Sue take care of Rudy and they win. But like I have said since we knew their was immunity in round three, Rudy wins the immunity in the round of three. And Sue and Rich stunned, because the old man won out in the end, watch as Rudy dismantles them at the Tribal Council of Seven. They are in shcok, and they can't believe that Rudy had played them like that. And the Pagong hoping to spite all the Tagi's, all vote for Rudy. Sean votes for either Rich or Sue. Kelly votes Rudy. And Rudy wins, the alliance head honchos look dismayed as their plan gets foiled because the Navy Seal fucked with them the whole time. He wins his first damn immunity when it matters, and he goes bye, and leaves with a cool mil.

Tight

Rich, Susan, and Kelly goodnight.


And I leave you with my favorite quote:
"Arrgggghhh, and what a good captain he was." Greg after B.B. gets the Big Boot

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