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so the itch to whine won. i cannot believe they gave the million bucks to rupert,the fish whisperer!! TING NO OFFENSE. IM SORRY! CLOSE UR EYES AND SCROLL ALL THE WAY DOWN! dun tink tt those whu dun watch reality show will be interested in this posts. basically just mindless grumbling.. sorry.

firstly, did anyone not see rupert, the survivor whu tried to dig a log cabin.. heck no a hole!! on a beach?? and gave them the living accomodation of hell ever? is a surviovor's main aim is to drown himself as soon as possible? stupid americans. they asked u to vote for the best survivor1!! not the most popular one!! dun get me wrong.. i liked him at first then in the middle of pearl islands he became horrible!! trying to daddy everyone and wif all his complex(NOT!) self esteem problems. secondly.. wat the hell?
im sorry but reallie disgusted wif him coz he had no sympathies for sue when sue was outraged by richard hatch. he makes himself out to be a great teddy bear but the hell was the teddy bear to comfort when sue needed comforting? isnt a bit unfair? sue gets sexually outraged and no one says a thing. even tinkin tt she is weak(damn u 8 days) and quitting.. but hello? the girl was molested on international tv! if it had happened to a more feminine ger like say.. amber.. everyone wud be spitting fire! poor sue.. feel for her.
sighz.. like i said cant put it into words so i leave the job to twop.. just copied and pasted the relevant parts out so if u wan to read the rest of it .. the link to twop is at the side..
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" Back at camp, Rupert asks Sue whether she wants to fry up some food, and she says no. She's just kind of laid out on the bench, looking extremely depressed. "Sue was distant, nonresponsive...throwin' in the towel," Rupert interviews. Only Rupert could make this moment into something having to do with being a quitter. How many of this nitwit's fifteen minutes are left on the big clock on the wall, anyway? I am absolutely murderously bored with him. At camp, Rupert asks Sue if she's okay, and then he voices over that, at the challenge, "she could have handled it different. She could have stopped it right then and said 'foul.' Instead, she turns her head, says 'oh, that's gross,' and goes on. Thinks about it, processes it, comes up with her own agenda, and goes on with that." Wow. I didn't realize he had personal knowledge of the inner workings of Sue's brain, but he apparently does. I'm sure happy to know he's working with the troubled teens, and I hope that he tells all of them that if you don't fully take care of something at the moment it happens to you, then if you get upset about it later, you'll just be "coming up with your own agenda." Stupid crybabies.
Around the fire, Tom complains that Sue's whole falling-apart-at-the-seams thing will hurt the whole team. Mm-hmm. In an interview, Rupert says, "Sue is Sue. She will endure and pursue her own agenda. She doesn't give a damn about what anybody else is doing. Ultimately, Sue having her own agenda will hinder her." Thank you, oh wise one. Rupert explains that it alienates her from the tribe, which I am so happy he pointed out, because I couldn't tell it was having that effect at all from the way she never talks to the rest of them because they're such total assholes to her. Alicia tries to get the tribe thinking about winning the challenge to get them back up on their feet. Alicia interviews that they support Sue, but that they still have to play the game, and that, I have no problem with.
We swing over to a fat swirl of white beach, where Jeff is standing to call in the tribes. They get to their mats. Jeff points out to Chapera that Mogo Mogo booted Hatch. Jeff says that before they get to the challenge, he wants to talk about yesterday. "Richard Hatch," he says, and looks over expectantly at Sue, "sorta being inappropriate?" "Sorta," Sue says, with her eyes downcast. "Anybody have any comments?" Jeff says. "I was sexually violated," says Sue. And the body language is just all kinds of interesting here, because Amber and Alicia and Jenna all basically look at the ground in front of them, while Big Tom, Rob, and Rupert are all watching Sue. She bites her lip and takes a step forward. "To have some guy come up...he passed a half a dozen people on platforms and never touched 'em." "Sue," Jeff says, "I -- I'm --" "And it went too far," says Sue. "And he crossed the line, and he crossed the line with me." Jeff tries again with "Well --," but Sue cuts him off again: "Okay, I know you don't know. And you didn't see it because his back was to you and he's too big of a fucking slob to see around." And here, Kathy smirks. Nice. "I was violated, humiliated, dehumanized, and totally spent, Jeff," she spits. "And it wasn't 'sorta,' Jeff. 'Cause his back was to you, Jeff. That's all I'm saying, and I'm fucking spent and I'm done with this fucking game." And with the way her face looks, you're never going to convince me that's faked up for effect. This reaction may not be rational, and there may be all kinds of crap contributing to it, but I can't bring myself to question the sincerity of it. ["Eh. I think she meant what she said, but I also think she amplified it because of the situation she happened to be in when the whole mess happened." -- Wing Chun]
And as all this happens, everybody else is staring at the ground. But Kathy? Still smirking. She really doesn't look "offended" at this point. She looks amused. Because I guess that if you don't like her, seeing somebody suffer this much is...funny? Sue goes on: "There's no way I can continue with my emotions pushed to the ground that much." Jeff's like, "So when you say you're done with the game, as in, you want out of the game?" "I'm done, I'm walking away," she says. Jeff turns to Mogo Mogo. "Did anything come up at your camp about it?" They all say no, they didn't even notice. "It was all done in front of our platform," Sue says, which is totally true. "Yeah, I saw it, Sue," Colby says plainly. You might notice that he doesn't have any trouble figuring out what she's talking about, any more than the rest of her team did when they were walking back from the challenge with her, so you might wonder if Kathy -- who had her back turned and doesn't even have the first goddamn clue what happened -- might be a little hesitant to judge.
"Boy, is that discouraging," Kathy says. Yeah. Really hard on...you. Shii Ann babbles in an interview that as much of a jackass as Hatch may be, he would never have purposely violated Sue. Which I agree with in the sense that I think he wouldn't have done it if he knew she was going to suffer this much over it, but...I mean, that's part of why you don't do that shit. That's part of why you respect people's personal space and you don't use nudity as a way of intimidating them, because the more freakish your efforts to unsettle people become, the harder it is to predict what buttons you're going to push in your endless effort to be provocative. Back at the fire, Kathy is already on to her "blame Sue" phase. "Angry woman," she says. Shii Ann says, "She must have been feeling something awful for twenty-four hours to have exploded like that." Shii Ann then interviews that she felt terrible for Sue that Sue felt so awful about it. "Very mixed emotions," says Shii Ann. Kathy: "I thought it was brutal, I know it's a horrible thing that happened, but my God." She finishes up with this gem: "That was hard for all of us to hear." Yeah, really hard for...you.

In perhaps the worst contestant interview I have ever heard, Kathy elaborates: "I don't like [Sue] for it, I'm sorry. I know she went through a lot. Still. You've got to learn how to contain your emotions. I was really offended that she'd bring us that far into her core of hatred. Didn't like it. So, I don't know if that's mean-spirited, but [shrug] it's how I feel." Yes, Kathy, it's mean-spirited. More to the point, it's jaw-droppingly self-absorbed to the point of almost being funny. Note that she's not saying she thinks Sue blew it out of proportion, she's not saying she doesn't think Hatch didn't intentionally humiliate her, she's not saying she thinks Sue had some ulterior motive...she's just saying that no matter what happened to Sue, she should have kept those feelings to herself to avoid, I guess, inconveniencing other people with them. "You've got to learn to contain your emotions"? That's utter nonsense in this context. I'm totally receptive to Amber's position that it got blown up because of the conditions, or to the position lots of people take that she had too much time to think about it and got herself all wound up, or to the position that she's obviously got issues of her own that have nothing to do with Hatch that are all over this situation -- I actually agree with all of that. I even understand -- even while disagreeing with -- the position that she may have blown it up for attention or money. But this? This idea that even if you feel the way Sue was feeling, you owe it to others not to leave your dirty emotional footprints on the floor, lest they "not like you" for making them look at your mess?
Rupert says, "No. By her own greed when she said to me, 'I'm suing that fucker for ten million dollars." Apparently, Rupert missed a few classes at Hyperbole School. ["Although if she did say that, I kind of wish we could have seen it." -- Wing Chun] Moreover, the fact that it occurs to you after something happens when you're incredibly angry that you could sue somebody doesn't mean you're inventing how angry you are so that you can sue them. Half of the people in America react by yelling about suing every time they don't get their way. They don't actually do it, in the vast majority of cases, it's just the threat of choice for people who feel helpless. It's not admirable, but it doesn't make you a fraud. For Rupert to call Hatch's behavior "disgusting" and then watch Sue leave the way she did and still conclude that her motivation was "greed" just indicates to me that he has all of the sensitivity I have always given him credit for. What an arrogant, self-satisfied ass, seriously. Rupert then sits around and bitches about how her leaving was "a hell of a gift" to Mogo Mogo. Way to keep your eye on the ball, there, dude.
So I guess all I can say to Rob and Big Tom, to Kathy and Rupert, and to everyone else who witnessed that situation developing and chose to err on the side of fuck-you is this: May the people you love who have something bad happen to them that doesn't really make sense to other people get a little greater share of people's humanity than you saw fit to spare for Sue. Because humanity-wise, that was a piss-poor showing. " (end)

oh and after tt.. how many times did kathy bring her emotions into the game and sobbed like a baby? coountless.. why didnt a lightning bolt strike the whole island down so tt all thhese jackasses can disappear? oh wait.. coz of rob c and jeff probst!!
i just realized tt by askin ting not to read all this... and takin into fact tt im the only reality show freak left. no one will be reading this post. but still.. will say it anyway... ASS has turned put to be the worst season ever. damnit.