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To: Uncle Chip

I disagree. Andrea played it magnificently. Totally threw Malcolm off his game...which got weird. At some point Malcolm should have shrugged his shoulders and just started digging. At worst, others would have begun randomly digging, but he would at least still have a chance and a head start. To just give up on it made no sense.


172 posted on 04/25/2013 5:32:39 AM PDT by Lee'sGhost (Johnny Rico picked the wrong girl!)
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To: Lee'sGhost

And I have to hand it to Cochran, he used his advantage perfectly. A lot of people would have waited till further in the challenge to play it, but he understood that the fatigue factor was cumulative. The earlier he made the jump, the less overall fatigue there would be to endure.


173 posted on 04/25/2013 5:36:51 AM PDT by Lee'sGhost (Johnny Rico picked the wrong girl!)
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To: Lee'sGhost
As it turned out it didn't matter if Malcom had the hii or not. Just the fact that they thought he did was enough to compel them to split the vote. One of the three was going home regardless unless one of the six voted with them on the first vote -- and the chances of that were slim to none.

Malcom should have given Eddie or Reynold the clue and then gone off and looked elsewhere dragging Andrea along on the wild goose chase while one of the other two went to the original spot and found it.

Andrea is like that pesky little sister who hangs around your room and won't go away and then runs to mom and tattletales. What's interesting is that as much as she hangs around the boys and cuddles with Eddie, they never go to her or trust her as that 4th. She's the Caramoan Matta Hari.

174 posted on 04/25/2013 6:10:36 AM PDT by Uncle Chip
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