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Originally posted by indianajdp And he did absolutely NOTHING to help his cause if he does make it to the merger by his antics when looting Morgan. When will people learn that you can't act all arrogant and cocky and win this game? |
The look on Jon's face when the vote was revealed was classic. :lol: I think it hit him that he was alone.... rotfl I hope he goes soon, what a cocky arrogant little plick.
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Osten has no heart and it's a sad thing to watch. I really wanted to like him at the begining but he's failed challenge after challenge and has wanted to quit before. He needs to go soon.
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Originally posted by cdollaz Although it backfired, Trish was smart for trying to get Rupert off. Originally posted by cdollaz And why the hell was Christa holding the pole and not John? This was a great episode, but next week should be even better. Rupert: Who the HELL voted for me?!! Jon: I did. :lol: The next immunity challenge will be HUGE. It will determine which tribe has the advantage going into the merge, which will happen at some point. |
Originally posted by taa455 :confused: I don't see how you can say that. It was absolutely a dumb move. She didn't have the numbers. She didn't have the strong alliance that she could trust. Rupert is the leader of that tribe AND he is well-liked. Without him, Drake falls completely apart and gets picked off one by one. At this point in the game it is too early to be thinking about who the jury would vote for in the final two. You have to do what is best for yourself and your tribe at this point. Trish ran her mouth off and paid for it. She shouldn't have been surprised she had to go home. She wrote her own ticket. |
Originally posted by cdollaz Well, I disagree completely. Rupert is the one member of Drake that has a good relationship with Morgan and when it came down to it, he could use that to influence both teams after the merge (if there is a merge anytime soon). I think trying to get him off was smart. Just didn't work. History has shown that the (percieved) strongest player hardly ever wins, if ever.... but that's no reason to stack the deck against yourself. Him getting voted out would take away some of the enjoyment of the show, but strategically, he has to go soon. Like I said last week, they need to keep John until the merge and maybe they can use him as a bargaining chip, but if Rupert makes it to the merge, he has to voted out as soon as possible. That's the way I see it. So far I'm batting a zero for my Survivor predictions though! |
I think what bugged me the most about Trish was not so much that she tried to get rid of Rupert (he is the BIGGEST threat), but her outright lying when she knew she was caught at Tribal Council. And please throw Osten and Jon out into the ocean together!
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Originally posted by Vegas9203 I think what bugged me the most about Trish was not so much that she tried to get rid of Rupert (he is the BIGGEST threat), but her outright lying when she knew she was caught at Tribal Council. |
Well, remember Nichole (blue dress) got sent home for the same sort of play on the first couple of days on the island? Never did understand why people actively go out of their way to paint a huge target on their backsides.
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Rupert is being just as manipulative as anyone else on the show. At the beginning of last nite's show he was lamenting the fact that he didn't vote off Shawn. Then he goes and promises Shawn that those 2 will ride together to the finals.
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But if you get rid of Rupert, there won't be a Drake tribe left at the merge, not enough to make a difference. I found it laughable when Trish asked Jon if he could go hungry for the next few days, as if catching fish is all Rupert does for them. There isn't a Drake tribe without Rupert, just a bunch of complaining, back-stabbing, weak losers. Rupert is the only factor even making them respectable. Think about it, they have lost 3 IC's in a row, and that to a tribe many at the beginning were calling the worst tribe in the history of this game.
Not trying to convince you, cdollaz. Just for the sake of friendly argument. |
It was a dumb move for Trish to make. Her head wasn't even considered for the chopping block until she so quickly put it there herself, attempting to slicker than she is...and it bit her in the ass!
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Originally posted by taa455 Not trying to convince you, cdollaz. Just for the sake of friendly argument. |
Originally posted by Cheddarmuff The look on Jon's face when the vote was revealed was classic. :lol: I think it hit him that he was alone.... rotfl I hope he goes soon, what a cocky arrogant little plick. |
I actually think Rupert is very likeable. I hope he wins, but I realize the big threats usually get taken down. That tribal vote last night was one of the few times I felt nervous watching. I would have been really bummed to see him go before a merge.
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Originally posted by djbrown anyone else think the preview might indicate Spoiler:
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Anyone else get scared by watching Rupert? I could totally see him as an alcoholic wife-beater.
He had so much rage in his face that I pictured him punching someone. |
Originally posted by Mourn I'm starting to think Osten is faking it. I don't doubt he's a wuss, but there was a look he gave before he threw down that pole that made me think he was calculating how strong to appear. ... of course I still think he'll be voted out after the merge, even if he is faking it :lol:, but it certainly would be an interesting idea. |
We aren't the only people who hate Jon. I guess Probst isn't a fan, either.
http://www.hwforums.com/2061/messages/5612.html This antagonism came to a head with a contestant named Jon Dalton this time around. Right off the bat, Probst got into a fight with Dalton, an art consultant whom he describes as "little and squirrelly." "I told him on day one to shut the eff up," Probst recalls. "And then he kept bugging me, and so I told him in front of everybody else, 'I'm not kidding -- just shut your mouth, quit talking to me.' " Dalton clearly got under Probst's skin. "We weren't getting along. He doesn't have to like me, and I don't have to like him, but shut up when I'm talking and then, when you're talking, I'll shut up." |
I still ain't on the Rupert bandwagon because I find him a little too self-serving in how he plays the game. Sure, he's funny to watch and is a big contributor in his tribe, but that's not really what Survivor is all about.
It's always been about finding a way to get to the final 2 with the person you can beat in a vote by the "fallen comrades" in the jury. How you get there can be achieved in many ways, and I don't really think Rupert's way will get him there. He's simply too large a target to ignore when the going gets tough. |
Originally posted by Jadzia We aren't the only people who hate Jon. I guess Probst isn't a fan, either. |
From ]Survivornews.net:
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Should be interesitng. By the way, why wouldn't they get rid of Sandra - she is annoying too and sits out every competition it seems. |
Originally posted by Patman I still ain't on the Rupert bandwagon because I find him a little too self-serving in how he plays the game. Sure, he's funny to watch and is a big contributor in his tribe, but that's not really what Survivor is all about. |
Originally posted by namrufmot Anyone else get scared by watching Rupert? I could totally see him as an alcoholic wife-beater. He had so much rage in his face that I pictured him punching someone. |
Originally posted by cdollaz BTW, I'm not sure how much weight Rupert had on his poles when he went down, but I think he may be starting to tire out a bit. |
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