I'd say Haddie is the best bet. It's why she never comes home.
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Aunt Sarah is going to re-jump his mentor as well.
He forced Berto to have a second roommate for three weeks. Total dick move.
A key difference that Rob C has pointed out is that he wasn't the SOLE flipper (Butch and Matthew did as well). Same with Tyson last season. Kass gets all the heat for this decision. No one she can sit with in the end will carry this weight with her.
There's no way to watch that video and still hold out any hope for Morgan's ability as a player. It is damning.
"Let me take myself out of this secure majority where I have another majority within, and position myself to draw rocks the next week. #ChaosKass… you've done it again!"
Right.
About that…
The difference was in RI, Rob was making all the right moves, but no one else was. In South Pacific, Coach's entire tribe was making all the right moves, and it started on day one. And then carried through the whole way.
It's been there the whole time, like the idol on the rice bucket.
Aras has a shot at an all-winners season. Otherwise, I'm guessing they'd rather have Vytas.
A few things. Yes.
Not mine. @JudgeReinhold:disqus's yes.
I think at a certain point in the episode, we all just wrote Sarah off as an idiot, so we didn't expect any better of her. Kass' move felt worse because she should've recognized that as well instead of getting so worked up about it.
Ugh. I'm hoping 538 will do a post on how statistically likely it is for when you have a hammer, all you see is nails.
The accent. We've been conditioned by years of TV viewing that southern accent = stupid person. It's not fair, but it's what it is.
Tony's performance in that challenge was shocking. I had him pegged as the first person to fall off.
Jim Rice, who during the show was probably the angriest with Cochran, has since admitted that, yes, they were terrible to him and he understands why Cochran would make the mistake he did. I'm not saying Cochran played well, or that he wasn't socially awkward, but the way they talked to him wasn't my imagination.
I may or may not have stayed up last night trying to think of a family friendly way to make that point that doesn't take the bite out of it. Wimps or wusses doesn't quite capture it.