Post by Monica Padilla on Aug 22, 2011 2:07:09 GMT -5
Okay, so I'm gonna warn you now that this thread may live up to it's title, and if I offend anyone with the following questions, I apologize now. Oh, and this will be long.
So congratulations Andrea, James, and Tom. You did what 18 others couldn't do, and I will award you some props for that. But, that does not mean I particularly agree with how this all turned out. I will go to say that this is one of the most dissatisfying final three's I've ever seen, I legitimately don't wanna vote for either of you.
Either I've been backstabbed by one of you, or argued with, or pretty much had barely any real contact. So really, this this FTC will decide who gets my valuable vote.
Now to my opening comments:
Andrea:
I will tell you right now that you, at the moment, are the person who has the best shot of getting my vote. I don't have any qualms with you, as I do with the other two finalists.
But I will say that every time I spoke to you, you seemed so sweet and so nice and just thinking back about our conversations, I feel like you were completely fake the entire time. I don't think that any of our few conversations were actually genuine from your side. I think you played on this sweet act, and it kinda bothers me now because it's apparent it's all fake.
I also think you were a huge floater. You flipped from my side to James' side for the longest time before ultimately going against me and therefore causing my demise. That's another reason I didn't trust your word one bit, you never had a true position until pretty far into the game.
I think you played smart when you were finally in that alliance, knew that you had the best shot of making it to the end, and rode that. I think you played a good strategic and social game from that standpoint, but I don't think your strategy before that was in any way, shape, or form respectable.
But good luck to you, Andrea.
James:
Oh man, James. Not a good social game of yours. Your constant cockiness wasn't very appealing or interesting, or even comical like Ty's. It really just set a lot of other people off and left them with a really bad taste in their mouth when they were finished with you. That's not a good way to play the game nor is it a good way to win the game.
But I'm gonna disregard what you did to others and focus on what you did to me. You were undoubtedly the worst to me, and I felt like you always had this constant distrust and dislike for me throughout the entire season. Early on, when I tried aligning with you and Crystal, and you gave me your word you trusted me, I hear the next day that you, minutes later, again started talking shit about me being in some alliance I just told you the day before I wasn't a part of.
Then we got into my last day in this game when you just went all out on me. You had many delusions on how I played this game and how you played this game, and it really got me fuming. You pretty much said I was coattail riding or some other shit when I was in a great amount of control for quite some time, and it got me angry that you gave me no credit for it.
And I don't really understand what gives you the right to be all high and mighty about that when the only reason you were able to make it that far was because of complete luck and stupidity by some of my alliance members, you really didn't do anything about it. So yeah, that's the moment where I probably thought the least of you, so you'll have to really do some damage control tonight. And apologizing to me like you did last night won't cut it.
Good luck James on your long, uphill battle.
Tom:
Tom, Tom, Tom. I was shocked and appalled at what you did to me at the beginning of the merge. Before that point, I always felt like we were pretty cool, and you were one of my favorite people in the entire game. I enjoyed our conversations about non-Survivor related crap, like Buffy and Angel and other things related to that. It was fun to have someone I can have intelligent and entertaining conversations with, but you didn't seem to feel the same way.
I feel like you may suffer from Andrea-syndrome where I don't know whether or not you were just fake to me the entire time. But regardless, when we hit the merge, I was hoping to get an ally out of you. And I trusted you enough to tell you how I felt on what should happen on this vote, which was to get rid of James. And I can understand if you liked James and maybe wanted to sway to someone else or something, but you pretty much ran to him like a little puppy dog and told him our entire conversation. Like Tom, that's not cool. I trusted you and you just blatantly betrayed me. Nobody else in this game actually 'betrayed' me but you.
You pretty much picked your side and it wasn't me. And then on the day of my unfortunate exit, I scrambled a bit and went back to you. I wanted to maybe sway or guilt you into keeping me that round. But what you said kinda pissed me off. You said that you 'didn't wanna do it, but you had to.' I felt like you were under some James/Jaime enthrall, where you weren't able to break through, and that got me angry. And if you were just BS'ing me with that statement, I would be even more angrier.
So I'll gladly say Tom, that you have the least shot of getting my vote, but with good FTC performance, maybe, just maybe, you can pick it up
Good luck Tom.
Now, to my questions:
I have a few for each of you
Andrea:
So Andrea, I really want to know about how fake you truly were to me. Was there any moment in the game where you were legitimately with me, where you were 100% honest? If so, when was it?
Another question, this one's for the fun of it. Which celebrity would picture looking most like each of the jury members? Physically. Warning for Tom and James, questions like this will come up for you.
Third question, what would you consider your defining move? Everyone pictured you as a coattail rider, which move did you think you, yourself, put together.
Good luck Andrea!
James:
James, James, James. My best bud. I really felt that you had some smug confident throughout most of the merge phase, and you had some misconception that I rode coattails. I want you to explain that, what lead you to believe that I didn't play a game of my own and that I wasn't playing a game for me to win and I was just a puppet.
Now, reviewing all of those reasons and what I've told you after my elimination, do you still believe I rode coattails.
Also, what jury member do you associate you with an actual U.S. Survivor player? Which player do you think played like each juror?
Thank you James, good luck with the questions.
Tom:
Tom, is you answer these questions legitimately and convincingly, you can definitely receive my vote. Although you have the worst shot now, a good answer can easily boot your probability of receiving my vote.
1. Did you legitimately like me as a person? Did you enjoy our non-game related conversations? And did you ever, at one point in the game, see me as someone you wanted to align with? Someone you can work with?
2. When I went back to you after the tie vote between me and James, and you turned me down, did you consider once of voting for James over me? I'm sure you didn't, so I would like some reasoning behind why you wouldn't even consider working with me, someone who trusted you that you went against?
3. Other than blabbing to James, was there any other time in this game where you completely, blatantly, lied right to my face.
4. Which Buffy character would you associate with each juror, and why?
ONE LAST QUESTION FOR ALL THREE OF YOU:
What would you consider my three worst qualities and why?
Now congratulations, on the three of you, and I apologize for making you read this insane amount of words.
So congratulations Andrea, James, and Tom. You did what 18 others couldn't do, and I will award you some props for that. But, that does not mean I particularly agree with how this all turned out. I will go to say that this is one of the most dissatisfying final three's I've ever seen, I legitimately don't wanna vote for either of you.
Either I've been backstabbed by one of you, or argued with, or pretty much had barely any real contact. So really, this this FTC will decide who gets my valuable vote.
Now to my opening comments:
Andrea:
I will tell you right now that you, at the moment, are the person who has the best shot of getting my vote. I don't have any qualms with you, as I do with the other two finalists.
But I will say that every time I spoke to you, you seemed so sweet and so nice and just thinking back about our conversations, I feel like you were completely fake the entire time. I don't think that any of our few conversations were actually genuine from your side. I think you played on this sweet act, and it kinda bothers me now because it's apparent it's all fake.
I also think you were a huge floater. You flipped from my side to James' side for the longest time before ultimately going against me and therefore causing my demise. That's another reason I didn't trust your word one bit, you never had a true position until pretty far into the game.
I think you played smart when you were finally in that alliance, knew that you had the best shot of making it to the end, and rode that. I think you played a good strategic and social game from that standpoint, but I don't think your strategy before that was in any way, shape, or form respectable.
But good luck to you, Andrea.
James:
Oh man, James. Not a good social game of yours. Your constant cockiness wasn't very appealing or interesting, or even comical like Ty's. It really just set a lot of other people off and left them with a really bad taste in their mouth when they were finished with you. That's not a good way to play the game nor is it a good way to win the game.
But I'm gonna disregard what you did to others and focus on what you did to me. You were undoubtedly the worst to me, and I felt like you always had this constant distrust and dislike for me throughout the entire season. Early on, when I tried aligning with you and Crystal, and you gave me your word you trusted me, I hear the next day that you, minutes later, again started talking shit about me being in some alliance I just told you the day before I wasn't a part of.
Then we got into my last day in this game when you just went all out on me. You had many delusions on how I played this game and how you played this game, and it really got me fuming. You pretty much said I was coattail riding or some other shit when I was in a great amount of control for quite some time, and it got me angry that you gave me no credit for it.
And I don't really understand what gives you the right to be all high and mighty about that when the only reason you were able to make it that far was because of complete luck and stupidity by some of my alliance members, you really didn't do anything about it. So yeah, that's the moment where I probably thought the least of you, so you'll have to really do some damage control tonight. And apologizing to me like you did last night won't cut it.
Good luck James on your long, uphill battle.
Tom:
Tom, Tom, Tom. I was shocked and appalled at what you did to me at the beginning of the merge. Before that point, I always felt like we were pretty cool, and you were one of my favorite people in the entire game. I enjoyed our conversations about non-Survivor related crap, like Buffy and Angel and other things related to that. It was fun to have someone I can have intelligent and entertaining conversations with, but you didn't seem to feel the same way.
I feel like you may suffer from Andrea-syndrome where I don't know whether or not you were just fake to me the entire time. But regardless, when we hit the merge, I was hoping to get an ally out of you. And I trusted you enough to tell you how I felt on what should happen on this vote, which was to get rid of James. And I can understand if you liked James and maybe wanted to sway to someone else or something, but you pretty much ran to him like a little puppy dog and told him our entire conversation. Like Tom, that's not cool. I trusted you and you just blatantly betrayed me. Nobody else in this game actually 'betrayed' me but you.
You pretty much picked your side and it wasn't me. And then on the day of my unfortunate exit, I scrambled a bit and went back to you. I wanted to maybe sway or guilt you into keeping me that round. But what you said kinda pissed me off. You said that you 'didn't wanna do it, but you had to.' I felt like you were under some James/Jaime enthrall, where you weren't able to break through, and that got me angry. And if you were just BS'ing me with that statement, I would be even more angrier.
So I'll gladly say Tom, that you have the least shot of getting my vote, but with good FTC performance, maybe, just maybe, you can pick it up
Good luck Tom.
Now, to my questions:
I have a few for each of you
Andrea:
So Andrea, I really want to know about how fake you truly were to me. Was there any moment in the game where you were legitimately with me, where you were 100% honest? If so, when was it?
Another question, this one's for the fun of it. Which celebrity would picture looking most like each of the jury members? Physically. Warning for Tom and James, questions like this will come up for you.
Third question, what would you consider your defining move? Everyone pictured you as a coattail rider, which move did you think you, yourself, put together.
Good luck Andrea!
James:
James, James, James. My best bud. I really felt that you had some smug confident throughout most of the merge phase, and you had some misconception that I rode coattails. I want you to explain that, what lead you to believe that I didn't play a game of my own and that I wasn't playing a game for me to win and I was just a puppet.
Now, reviewing all of those reasons and what I've told you after my elimination, do you still believe I rode coattails.
Also, what jury member do you associate you with an actual U.S. Survivor player? Which player do you think played like each juror?
Thank you James, good luck with the questions.
Tom:
Tom, is you answer these questions legitimately and convincingly, you can definitely receive my vote. Although you have the worst shot now, a good answer can easily boot your probability of receiving my vote.
1. Did you legitimately like me as a person? Did you enjoy our non-game related conversations? And did you ever, at one point in the game, see me as someone you wanted to align with? Someone you can work with?
2. When I went back to you after the tie vote between me and James, and you turned me down, did you consider once of voting for James over me? I'm sure you didn't, so I would like some reasoning behind why you wouldn't even consider working with me, someone who trusted you that you went against?
3. Other than blabbing to James, was there any other time in this game where you completely, blatantly, lied right to my face.
4. Which Buffy character would you associate with each juror, and why?
ONE LAST QUESTION FOR ALL THREE OF YOU:
What would you consider my three worst qualities and why?
Now congratulations, on the three of you, and I apologize for making you read this insane amount of words.