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Sort of like the mixed message they always give of finding a way to work with your team vs. standing up for your voice. That always kills me.

It amped up my dislike of him tenfold that he couldn't even fake a smile or a laugh at himself.

His meatball was so gruesome looking. Normally you have to open up the meatball to find out it's dry. His looked positively dessicated, even from the outside.

That's gotta be a regional thing. Are you from NY by any chance? I'm from the Mid-Atlantic region and we would say Aaron and Erin the same way. Much like we say Kerry and Carrie the same way, whereas somebody from, say, NY might pronounce them "keh-ree" and "caah-ree."

I'm ok with it because it means we get Chibbs sex scenes. That works for me.

I really hate publicly commenting on kid acting because it just seems mean and I feel bad that their parents are probably reading these comments, but… Knowing that Abel was going to play more of a role during this season, the casting staff should have auditioned more experienced child actors. All the kids on

Claire Danes is never better than when she is doing batshit crazy.

This whole review was hilarious. Libby is knocking these out of the park.

My guess is that even the bars that do hummus (I love hummus and would eat the shit out of it, even at a bar), serve it with something more appetizing than cooked veggies.

I couldn't be less surprised.

Especially since she herself knew they sucked. Just admit the mistake and defend the rest of your dish.

I think an all-seafood menu is particularly risky for an Italian challenge. People just rarely go to Italian restaurants expecting to order three courses worth of seafood. How his teammates didn't get that is beyond me.

We've entered the inevitable part of the season where they have to trim the fat, so to speak. After the first few episodes it becomes clear who comprises the middle of the pack and we spend the next few weeks getting rid of them. Last night's double elimination was something of a relief really.

I dunno - I think that's a default response from certain pretty people with bad personalities. Sometimes people just don't like you because you're an asshole. There are plenty of very attractive people on Survivor who don't have this problem.

I enjoyed how, when she was talking to Jeff about why people don't like her, she was using every euphemism she could think of to try to avoid saying "They don't like me because I'm hotter than them."

#coconutbandits

Their waffling from week to week (between MissyBaylor/DaleKelly and now between Jeremy/Josh) is so annoying, just like Jon's face. The previews for next week gave me hope, but if Jaclyn just continues to go along with whatever that doofus says, they go to the top of my rational hate list.

I don't know if abdominaly was a typo or intentional, but it was hilarious and sums up most of this season: "They acted abdominaly."

Colin Sweeney! aka "too good for Congo"

He was funny and down to earth and self-effacing in a way that didn't make me uncomfortable. I knew he wasn't long for this show, but I was hoping he could stay a little longer.