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"Episode #5: so what's a hubris edit?"
Estee 55195 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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08-04-08, 03:53 PM (EST)
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"Episode #5: so what's a hubris edit?" |
Whiteboy would be exactly the wrong person to ask.You could argue that this elimination format encourages cross-team alliances more than it requires groups within a team: it doesn't really matter if you land in the box as long as that week's Paymaster isn't willing to send you home. But for some players, we're getting to the point where you can't track the supposed loyalties without a scorecard, computer, intelligence report, and John Nash... So Frank waves goodbye to Destiney. Amazingly, it didn't inspire him to shed a tear -- but he may have run out during the challenge. I'm amazed Chance was willing to participate in that one: I kept waiting for either a scream of 'Real thugs don't cry!' or a promise to get a tear tattooed under his right eye just as soon as he got a few more minutes alone with Lee. 'Sorry, kids, but the parents said we just can't let you play unsupervised any more.' Brandi thinks she's invulnerable because anyone can beat her. That's right, Brandi. Anyone can beat you. And that includes beating you out for the money. I think Jennifer's a little too worried about her alliances in a house that's this shift-prone (and prone to being prone). And at some point, someone has to make a serious attempt to break up the Stallionaires -- soon. We already know when a team almost has to dissolve or take on new members: when they reach two people. If the Greens continue their losing ways (or are they throwing challenges? Who can tell any more?), they could be three episodes away from going to this show's equivalent of individual immunity, which you just know is going to be in the script. You can pick off Stallionaires then -- but if someone goes on a winning streak... Oh, and while we're at it... Dear Brooke: COMMON SENSE! APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE FOREHEAD!
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Snidget 43862 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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08-04-08, 04:15 PM (EST)
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1. "RE: Episode #5: so what's a hubris edit?" |
I always had Brooke pegged as someone that would quite familiar with the effects of pepper spray, who knew?
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toddE 1433 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Beef Jerky Spokesperson"
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08-06-08, 12:29 PM (EST)
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2. "RE: Episode #5: so what's a hubris edit?" |
Well, only a few of us are posting here, and this show is actually quite entertaining.I think it was a big mistake for Toastee to boot Destiney instead of Real, but it appears that it may pay off because we see a lot of that group in the extended previews. What bugs so much is when people not in power refuse to take out the power alliance. The only thing I can say is that keeping Real isn't as insane as keeping Whiteboy, but still....how can they not see the need to break up the Stallionaires...especially Pumkin and Toastee, they're on the bottom of that alliance (pun intended. They're two of my favorites, actually) With, I believe, 12 players left, I anticipate only two more episodes with teams, then a merge. Seems likely to me.
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