To: HighWheeler
Good point about the food. But, it seems like the ladies might have figured out the fishing part. That last one they pulled out was a keeper.
I'm a guy, but I say, good for the girls on this version of Survivor. The smartest thing they did, was sit down, have a meeting, and push a leader forward. Like it or not, you cannot default to group decisions/discussions on everything you do. Just not efficient. Looks like Deena has that group on the right track. For this tribe, the thing I worry about is the beginning of a pretty girl/average girl clique thing starting up.
As for the guys, well they shouldn't worry too much. Most Survivors have one tribe race out to a big lead early, and the other tribe then catches up. They were organized and super-motivated early on. But it looks like, lately, they've sort of been riding the wave, relying on momentum, and playing the who-should-we-vote-out-next game. They need to re-dedicate to the tribe, catch some fish, gain some confidence. I think there's a lot of deeper stuff in Survivor, I really do. For instance, the guys have done well setting up their camp, but I don't see comraderie, and I think that can carry over into the challenges. It's tough, I know, because comraderie is usually based on trust, and trust is a touchy word in this game.
Did I mention that Survivor Amazon is probably the best Survivor since Africa? Might even be the best since the first show. They really did a good job casting, IMO.
To: WI Conservative 4 Bush
Wow, I hate to disagree after being AWOL since Amazon started, but I really do. At least as far as it being the best since Africa. I liked it a lot at first, but this "Dating Game" sideline sucks. It was interesting to see relationships develop in the other versions -- but this is just too much like a jr. high school where the boys are checking out the girls across the room but too scared to do anything about it.
(OK, I did like the girls bathing scene -- but that's different.)
"The smartest thing they did, was sit down, have a meeting, and push a leader forward."
You got that one dead on. I think they were about to go down in flames until then.
"Looks like Deena has that group on the right track."
I hate to give credit to a lawyer, but if I'm gonna be honest I have to agree. I'm hoping her (presumed) feminazi beliefs will do her in when the tribes merge. (But I may be totally wrong in presuming she's a feminist, I'm just going with the sterotype for now.)
"For this tribe, the thing I worry about is the beginning of a pretty girl/average girl clique thing starting up."
No, no! That's the kind of thing we want to happen. That's what makes Survivor fun!
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02/28/2003 11:20:46 AM PST by
Lee'sGhost
(Peace is good. Freedom is better.)
To: WI Conservative 4 Bush
"The smartest thing they did, was sit down, have a meeting, and push a leader forward. Like it or not, you cannot default to group decisions/discussions on everything you do. Just not efficient." That's something along the lines of what our founding fathers were thinking when they developed our Representative Republic and shunned a pure democracy. Mob rule just doesn't work when the mob keeps killing off the smartest guy - all you are left with is a stew of idiots.
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