piglet1979
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- Mar 18, 2015
They have been getting rewards. Last week it was chicken kabobs, this week was chickens. It’s just done in one challenge with immunity
Oh yes. I remember now.
They have been getting rewards. Last week it was chicken kabobs, this week was chickens. It’s just done in one challenge with immunity
Totally agree. They lived in that "snug" for -- what? -- six weeks? And season 40 never came up as a topic of conversation?
You cannot sit out two challenges in a row unless Jeff decides that you can.This when they play 2 challenges in one show. If they sat out the first one they can’t sit out the second one.
Doesn't apply this season, but I've never understood why people go into Survivor without having prepared by learning to make fire, to catch fish, etc. It's just common sense.
I read they are doing other challenges not being shown because of the EoE footage taking up so much time.I am wondering if we are not seeing all of the challenges. They have not shown any of the award challenges. my guess is she is playing in those ones. I don't know for sure though.
When I was in middle school I did a school project on how pioneers started fires. It's not easy, but I was able to learn it with help from the old Foxfire books and scout handbooks -- as a child. I brought a cookie sheet to school to protect my desk and demonstrated it to the class. It was a different era.Without flint and steel, your chances are not remotely 100% even if you know what you're doing. Often times the right things to make your apparatus aren't available and if it is damp or wet out your chances drop quite a bit.
Sure, it's hard, but -- if you were going to be on the show -- why wouldn't you go to the trouble to learn these things?As for fishing again, not the easiest thing to do with rudimentary equipment. And we don't really know how resource rich or poor the area is.
And then drink said urine.Apparently Bear Grylls (along with Dave "Batista" Bautista) was able to start a fire with a ziploc bag and urine. But I digress.
Well it's not like they don't know what Sandra brings to the table in challenges... which apart from puzzles is basically nothing.I can't believe they just let Sandra sit out so much.
I always figured that it was the same island.Well it's not like they don't know what Sandra brings to the table in challenges... which apart from puzzles is basically nothing.
BTW anyone else think that the "Island of the Idols" area is on the other side of the EoE island?
And to be able to see it from one of the camps. Has it been like that before?I always figured that it was the same island.
That was new news this week. I don't recall anyone mentioning that before.And to be able to see it from one of the camps. Has it been like that before?
Even with equipment to start one, if you have a bunch of wet fuel, it's difficult to start and keep one going. It always works in western movies. Even the bad guys always easily start one. Never mind that the last thing the bad guys on the run would want to do is start a fire and give away their position. And on survivor, given you get fire either through winning the first challenge or through carrying it back from council, you get fire fairly quickly.When I was in middle school I did a school project on how pioneers started fires. It's not easy, but I was able to learn it with help from the old Foxfire books and scout handbooks -- as a child. I brought a cookie sheet to school to protect my desk and demonstrated it to the class. It was a different era.
As for dry materials, that's why people "back in the day" used to carry a tinderbox, which they kept filled with dry materials for starting fires. Not that that has anything to do with Survivor.
Sure, it's hard, but -- if you were going to be on the show -- why wouldn't you go to the trouble to learn these things?
Yea unfortunatelyWell they are doing a good job of voting out the interesting players.