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Post by Michael Harding on Feb 14, 2013 22:45:09 GMT -5
Like I said...I know our inner workings better than you. You can assume what you like; doesn't bother me in the slightest and I've no need to explain shit to you.  Don't get me wrong was just giving you a heads up that it wasn't an assumption. But if it helps you sleep we can say it's an assumption ;D I am just a crazy old man, no?  JTilly don't you know Ralph is all god-like so he has the inside scoop of our tribe and can read our minds.   Since he's not making an assumption, its fact. |
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Post by Scott Stubbs on Feb 14, 2013 23:51:00 GMT -5
^ My favourite part was when you guys voted out 3 people and had no clue it was a swap  We had a swap?   The funny part for us Favorites was that we knew when 6 people were leaving that they were going to form another tribe. Our favorite part is that we're still somehow kicking ass.  In all fairness, I think most everyone thought there would be a flop but not everyone was bold enough to volunteer/be okay with going to the said tribe, like some of the Fans were... which is what I think Ralph is talking about. And when you basically have the same people sitting out (which isn't allowed in the actual Survivor)... it's not that difficult to "somehow kick ass" since all of us are forced to compete lol. It'd be a shame if y'all weren't. |
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Post by J-Tilly on Feb 15, 2013 3:56:39 GMT -5
Actually, on the real show...not sitting the same person in back-to-back challenges is only true in the event of Reward/Immunity challenges that would appear in the same episode. Whoever sits out of the Reward can not sit out of the Immunity. However, if there are no Rewards and it's just Immunity challenges...then the back-to-back rules is non-existent. So...we're being quite true to the show.  |
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Post by Scott Stubbs on Feb 15, 2013 8:29:02 GMT -5
Yeah but the whole non-reward thing takes a chunk out of the reality of the game since anyone can just play whenever, it's less fair but I see where you're coming from. I don't really care though, I was just saying it's not surprising because of that.
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