Survivor Nicaragua: Ep 2 - Fatigue Makes Cowards of Us All

Just the little description sounds juicy. Does anyone want to make bets on how many times football is mentioned by Jimmy Johnson? I'm going to go with at least 3.

[QUOTE=molds13;209369]Still kind of bothered that they have "Fabio", "Sash", and "Benry" on the intros. Call them by their real names...[/QUOTE] Can we change Chase's name too? Because if others have nicknames, the hottest guy must have one.

[QUOTE=molds13;209364]Well, considering that the title of the episode is a classic VL quote, I say at least three as well[/QUOTE] Technically VL borrowed it from Patton, or at least that is what my research has concluded. :wink2: [QUOTE]Fatigue makes cowards of us all. Men in condition do not tire. - General George S. Patton, Jr., Letter of Instruction. March 6, 1944.[/QUOTE]

I don't like this NaOnka girl. She seems to be mean just for the sake of being mean.

Ok, Holly is a total nut case.

[QUOTE=fabulous788;209373]I don't like this NaOnka girl. She seems to be mean just for the sake of being mean.[/QUOTE] Her comments about Kelly rubbed me the wrong way.

[QUOTE=Bacchus;209377]Her comments about Kelly rubbed me the wrong way.[/QUOTE] I think if Kelly were to make it to the end, I'm sure she wouldn't want the sympathy votes. I bet she didn't come on Survivor for that. She just wants to prove she's just as good as us two legged humans and if she can make it to the end I would see it as a huge accomplishment.

She is absolutely certifiable. She has to be the next person to go home in that tribe no matter what happens.

Wah Wah NaOnka. Cry me a river. You can live without your sock. What a ***** for taking someone else's socks.

NaOnka. Hope she leaves soon...

[QUOTE=Bacchus;209383]NaOnka. Hope she leaves soon...[/QUOTE] She is really dumb, for real...

Jimmy needs to keep Holly around, so they can vote her off.

1. Jimmy and the VL reference. I just need two more from him and I'll be good.

It would stink to use that medallion and then lose. I'm glad they older guys won and I hope they vote out NaOnka.

I had a feeling the older tribe would win, just because there is so much time left and I don't think there would be that much drama right now concerning who would go home in their tribe. In other words, episode pacing was definitely a spoiler as it is all but assumed if the older tribe had lost, Holly would be out the door without even a conversation. I agree about disliking paired immunity/reward. I like two separate events to split up the show, although they seem to like this setup in the early going to give more time to focus on the larger amount of people initially in the game.

[QUOTE=Bacchus;209394]I had a feeling the older tribe would win, just because there is so much time left and I don't think there would be that much drama right now concerning who would go home in their tribe. In other words, episode pacing was definitely a spoiler as it is all but assumed if the older tribe had lost, Holly would be out the door without even a conversation. I agree about disliking paired immunity/reward. I like two separate events to split up the show, although [B]they seem to like this setup in the early going to give more time to focus on the larger amount of people initially in the game[/B].[/QUOTE] I still don't know half of their names. And of course once they win Holly completely turns back around and is having a better time.

Because the first thing I would do after figuring out the clue would be to tell someone. Idiots.

[QUOTE=molds13;209399]Are they really talking about getting rid of their biggest female threat? It's their first tribal council.[/QUOTE] That or one of the healthy "alpha" males. Yup, they definitely want to lose! ;)

I like seeing ties. I'm thinking tribal is going to be full of drama.

I think when you open up too much at tribal, you are bound to get sent home. Best part of the episode, Jeff says whoop-***. Shannon is digging his own grave.