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I think there were a few smart people on Koror who gave immunity to Ibrahim. They know he stinks at water challenges - he couldn't pull the trunk either

I guess they made a smart choice. But I wondered at the time whether it was a sympathy vote after his slightly impassioned speech. Interesting that James didn't get a single vote from Koror. He must be perceived as a threat.

Forming alliances of the weak to push out strong Ian and Tom bothered me. Gregg and Jenn are snakes, and I wonder whether Ian and Tom understand that, or at least feel a shift in the winds. I hate to see weak people win Survivor! Do you think Tom and Ian are capable of scheming their way into staying til the end?

I was thinking about the numbers last night. Koror is at 8 and Oolong is 4, that makes 12. As I recall there are 7 on the jury with 2 being left for the final 2, so that means there has to be 3 more out the door (hey that rhymes) before the jury starts being seated. So maybe the rumors of Oolong losing 3 more people before the merge is correct.

Tom has been the leadership on Koror that's for sure. He has led in the challenges and he even speaks up when saying who will sit out, another strategic choice. He is smart too and is trying to tone down that perception. He is probably too much of a good guy (like Rupert) to make it to the end. Coby is starting to look a little like Richard Hatch to me, he is a schemer. Hope he doesn't make it far.