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Now, see, this I did not know. Maybe JT does. If not one single solitary person suggests milking, well, hell. They could whip it into their eggs and make a nice little omelette. The eggs that will never be laid as Sandra will scarf down all of those chickens first.

I couldn't figure this out, either. Goat's milk would have been a great idea. Not sure there's anyone on the tribe who would know how much milk constitutes overmilking but hopefully logic would prevail. Then again i can definitely envision Sandra sneaking over to the goat as everyone else slept and guzzling directly

Right. And they likely won't be. This game has changed so much in that regard—-fruit and rice galore, chickens wandering around, pro fishing gear and an ocean full of fish, food reward challenges every other week, the massive Merge Feast—-no more bashing rats with rocks and chomping on their bones. Sandra needs to

Really!! And how tough was it to catch those goats? I think it was you who pointed out that they could easily have belonged to a neighboring farmer and just strayed a bit too far—-rendering them nigh on tame. That's a display of some real survivalist chops—-let's catch a baby goat who's probably some kid's pet and

Erk. I asked someone who seems to know about these things (since I didn't see a knife, either) - "Soooo, for god's sake, are they going to strangle it????" And the response was , "No. They'll slit its throat." Whatever. Very glad it didn't happen at all. I suppose in a pinch Sandra could have sat on it but that

I dunno…Hali's "final closing argument" of "basically, I was just myself" was awfully wan. For a budding lawyer.

Not sure if she'd marry you but I'm betting she'd eat you.

Someone on another board said "they'd just slit its throat". Well, OK, then. But to do that humanely involves trussing it up, hanging it upside down from a tree (or something) and then slitting the throat in a clean, very swift movement. If you know what you're doing. I know that JT owns a beef ranch but am not

Agree. The show seems to have moved on significantly from the days of "we must bash this rat with a rock and then roast it and suck the marrow out of its bones".

No! You mean that's not how it works??????

Karl Malden nose!

But jeez, it took sooo long!!! God, those horrific death rattles coming from Richard's throat seemed to go on for hours. At least that one guy had the decency to turn his head away. As he listened. Morgan needs to take lessons in how to more quickly strangle a foe. He'd have dispatched him more quickly if he'd

Really. I was bouncing on the couch and shouting at the screen WHAT THE F IS WRONG WITH YOU!!!??? And I never do that.

I did, too!!! A lot. I knew he was history but still…wish they'd given him a few more episodes. And much as I loved Morgan in the beginning i despised him last night and am growing increasingly weary of his damned pacifism. The actor who played Richard was great as well (Richard and Morgan are some excellent

They put one melon in the box because leader guy snarled, "so you'll come back tomorrow with ONE MELON, no more and no less. GOT IT????"

Carl Hiaasen !!

I've always been curious about the seemingly very real and finite division between the Food Network world and the Top Chef world. It pretty much goes without saying that we will never see a former TC contestant as a judge or even a contestant on Chopped or (heaven forbid) Cupcake Wars—-just as we will never ever see

Haha! You got me

Yeah, well, I do care about his personal life when it, according to some, does have a direct bearing on his interactions with the contestants. A judge who's developed a reputation for sleeping with other judges (on the same show he's judging) as well as "flirting shamelessly and behaving inappropriately" with at least

Not sure how anyone can state who the winner is quite so unequivocally on a show such as this, but whatever. We'll agree to disagree.