Bananas is such a joke, get a ******* job already and stop whining. And even though I like Leroy, he's so pathetic for being such up on Bananas' *** when he was the reason he went to the previous dome. Sarah owes nothing to him, the person he should be mad at is Bananas.
I just find it amazing that Bananas can talk shit about Sarah throwing him in when we all know he would if thrown in Sarah and Jordan no in **** would he have threw in the rookies they are a lay up team and Bananas has said publicly you save the worst team for the end he's just ****** he got GOT.
I really don't think it matters what he did on The Island was the same or not. At the end of the day it's a game and Sarah made the best choice for herself and her game. Even if The Island situation was the same he's still can't really ***** at her considering he talks so much about not getting personal in the game and doing what's best for you.
Oh and the fact that he would willingly send in Jay/Jenna if the shoe was on the other foot is just plain stupid.
I really don't think it matters what he did on The Island was the same or not. At the end of the day it's a game and Sarah made the best choice for herself and her game. Even if The Island situation was the same he's still can't really ***** at her considering he talks so much about not getting personal in the game and doing what's best for you.
Oh and the fact that he would willingly send in Jay/Jenna if the shoe was on the other foot is just plain stupid.
It doesn't matter in that, you're right, he needs to not take it to heart, understand the reason behind the move, take it on the chin, and move on. It does matter in that people are using it as a reason for why he should get over it when they are two completely different situations. He should just get over it because he should get over it...using something unrelated as justification is just stupid. It also makes people look like hypocrites because everyone was all boo-hoo Paula at the time and Johnny was the devil, and they aren't boo-hoo Johnny and Sarah is the devil now, especially considering that Johnny's move was necessary for him to remain in the game and Sarah's wasn't.
Bananas is such a joke, get a ******* job already and stop whining. And even though I like Leroy, he's so pathetic for being such up on Bananas' *** when he was the reason he went to the previous dome. Sarah owes nothing to him, the person he should be mad at is Bananas.
I kind of get why Bananas can still be salty even though he is coming as a hypocrite...But Nia is also still throwing shade at Sarah on twitter
I love Nia but she needs to stop coming at Sarah. Leroy/Nia had their chance to vote Jay/Jenna into the dome but they chose Zach/Jonna instead. She shouldn't be mad at Sarah for making a strategic move.
That's true, but I could see why she's ****** because of Sarah backstabbing Johnny, she now has to face them again. Clearly she thought/wanted the easier route and is ****** that she has to go to another dome while Jay/Jenna are going to the finals for sure. But the tweets are just...
It's kinda hypocritical on her part considering she was talking about Banany beating scrubs when she wants to face some scrubs on her own.
I kind of get why Bananas can still be salty even though he is coming as a hypocrite...But Nia is also still throwing shade at Sarah on twitter
I love Nia but she needs to stop coming at Sarah. Leroy/Nia had their chance to vote Jay/Jenna into the dome but they chose Zach/Jonna instead. She shouldn't be mad at Sarah for making a strategic move.
That's true, but I could see why she's ****** because of Sarah backstabbing Johnny, she now has to face them again. Clearly she thought/wanted the easier route and is ****** that she has to go to another dome while Jay/Jenna are going to the finals for sure. But the tweets are just...
It's kinda hypocritical on her part considering she was talking about Banany beating scrubs when she wants to face some scrubs on her own.
that too, but with nia I think she just doesn't like that fact Jay/Jenna are going to the finals.
I kind of get why Bananas can still be salty even though he is coming as a hypocrite...But Nia is also still throwing shade at Sarah on twitter
I love Nia but she needs to stop coming at Sarah. Leroy/Nia had their chance to vote Jay/Jenna into the dome but they chose Zach/Jonna instead. She shouldn't be mad at Sarah for making a strategic move.
That's true, but I could see why she's ****** because of Sarah backstabbing Johnny, she now has to face them again. Clearly she thought/wanted the easier route and is ****** that she has to go to another dome while Jay/Jenna are going to the finals for sure. But the tweets are just...
It's kinda hypocritical on her part considering she was talking about Banany beating scrubs when she wants to face some scrubs on her own.
that too, but with nia I think she just doesn't like that fact Jay/Jenna are going to the finals.
She had the power to send them in after winning power couple, she didn't do it either.
I kind of get why Bananas can still be salty even though he is coming as a hypocrite...But Nia is also still throwing shade at Sarah on twitter
I love Nia but she needs to stop coming at Sarah. Leroy/Nia had their chance to vote Jay/Jenna into the dome but they chose Zach/Jonna instead. She shouldn't be mad at Sarah for making a strategic move.
That's true, but I could see why she's ****** because of Sarah backstabbing Johnny, she now has to face them again. Clearly she thought/wanted the easier route and is ****** that she has to go to another dome while Jay/Jenna are going to the finals for sure. But the tweets are just...
It's kinda hypocritical on her part considering she was talking about Banany beating scrubs when she wants to face some scrubs on her own.
that too, but with nia I think she just doesn't like that fact Jay/Jenna are going to the finals.
She had the power to send them in after winning power couple, she didn't do it either.
i know, I'm not disagreeing at all. Throught out this whole season I've seen Nia lose in these arguments and have disagreed with her actions but I can finally understand for the first time why she's upset, but it's entirely her fault.
I really don't think it matters what he did on The Island was the same or not. At the end of the day it's a game and Sarah made the best choice for herself and her game. Even if The Island situation was the same he's still can't really ***** at her considering he talks so much about not getting personal in the game and doing what's best for you.
Oh and the fact that he would willingly send in Jay/Jenna if the shoe was on the other foot is just plain stupid.
It doesn't matter in that, you're right, he needs to not take it to heart, understand the reason behind the move, take it on the chin, and move on. It does matter in that people are using it as a reason for why he should get over it when they are two completely different situations. He should just get over it because he should get over it...using something unrelated as justification is just stupid. It also makes people look like hypocrites because everyone was all boo-hoo Paula at the time and Johnny was the devil, and they aren't boo-hoo Johnny and Sarah is the devil now, especially considering that Johnny's move was necessary for him to remain in the game and Sarah's wasn't.
Throwing his friend Leroy under the bus last dome wasn't a move by necessity. I know Jordan and Sarah ultimately were the ones responsibles for it, but he was the one pushing for it.
I'd love to know what Susie thinks of Sarah's move. She probably gets it better than anyone else because Johnny hates her for being strategic as it didn't benefit him
Johnny only like strategy that is "pro-Johnny"
You have to respect when you get played too...that's the game
I really don't think it matters what he did on The Island was the same or not. At the end of the day it's a game and Sarah made the best choice for herself and her game. Even if The Island situation was the same he's still can't really ***** at her considering he talks so much about not getting personal in the game and doing what's best for you.
Oh and the fact that he would willingly send in Jay/Jenna if the shoe was on the other foot is just plain stupid.
It doesn't matter in that, you're right, he needs to not take it to heart, understand the reason behind the move, take it on the chin, and move on. It does matter in that people are using it as a reason for why he should get over it when they are two completely different situations. He should just get over it because he should get over it...using something unrelated as justification is just stupid. It also makes people look like hypocrites because everyone was all boo-hoo Paula at the time and Johnny was the devil, and they aren't boo-hoo Johnny and Sarah is the devil now, especially considering that Johnny's move was necessary for him to remain in the game and Sarah's wasn't.
Throwing his friend Leroy under the bus last dome wasn't a move by necessity. I know Jordan and Sarah ultimately were the ones responsibles for it, but he was the one pushing for it.
And I didn't agree with him doing that. But I'm not sure how it relates to comparing the Paula/Sarah situations aside from deflecting and saying, "Well he may not have done THAT but he did THIS". Yeah...you're right...but that still doesn't make the Paula thing similar to what just happened which is what I was addressing.
And I'm also not sure where any "pushing" happened. "Do what you guys need to do" is pushing? He looks bad for saying to Zach that you should go out of your way to protect your people, but he definitely wasn't telling Sarah to throw Leroy in.
I kind of get why Bananas can still be salty even though he is coming as a hypocrite...But Nia is also still throwing shade at Sarah on twitter
I love Nia but she needs to stop coming at Sarah. Leroy/Nia had their chance to vote Jay/Jenna into the dome but they chose Zach/Jonna instead. She shouldn't be mad at Sarah for making a strategic move.
I'd love to know what Susie thinks of Sarah's move. She probably gets it better than anyone else because Johnny hates her for being strategic as it didn't benefit him
Johnny only like strategy that is "pro-Johnny"
You have to respect when you get played too...that's the game
Quick question, was Bananas ever a "strategic" player like people are saying in twitter/FB/those mtv blogs/aftershow? I can't remember him making a move that was not against the people he hates/fears or the typical throwing in rookies?
Quick question, was Bananas ever a "strategic" player like people are saying in twitter/FB/those mtv blogs/aftershow? I can't remember him making a move that was not against the people he hates/fears or the typical throwing in rookies?
His strategy was simply to work with his friends and avoid eliminations...which he has done very well.
But, no, he's no a strategic mastermind IMO--I can't think of a single move other than cutting a deal with Evelyn (which may have been Kenny's call) to save his *** on The Island.
I still wish Evelyn took Bananas out. He'd still probably have 3 wins right now but wouldn't have The Island or The Ruins
I'd love to know what Susie thinks of Sarah's move. She probably gets it better than anyone else because Johnny hates her for being strategic as it didn't benefit him
Johnny only like strategy that is "pro-Johnny"
You have to respect when you get played too...that's the game
Quick question, was Bananas ever a "strategic" player like people are saying in twitter/FB/those mtv blogs/aftershow? I can't remember him making a move that was not against the people he hates/fears or the typical throwing in rookies?
Not really. Backpack is usually on top and has alot of friends on these shows that won't say his name and are good competitors themselves so he really has the luxury of not screwing his friends.
I really don't think it matters what he did on The Island was the same or not. At the end of the day it's a game and Sarah made the best choice for herself and her game. Even if The Island situation was the same he's still can't really ***** at her considering he talks so much about not getting personal in the game and doing what's best for you.
Oh and the fact that he would willingly send in Jay/Jenna if the shoe was on the other foot is just plain stupid.
It doesn't matter in that, you're right, he needs to not take it to heart, understand the reason behind the move, take it on the chin, and move on. It does matter in that people are using it as a reason for why he should get over it when they are two completely different situations. He should just get over it because he should get over it...using something unrelated as justification is just stupid. It also makes people look like hypocrites because everyone was all boo-hoo Paula at the time and Johnny was the devil, and they aren't boo-hoo Johnny and Sarah is the devil now, especially considering that Johnny's move was necessary for him to remain in the game and Sarah's wasn't.
I didn't feel bad for Paula at all on the Island. She dserved not to win based on how she acted like she was already on the winning boat and treating Evelyn like crap(despite her deserving it) In fact I lauged my *** off at how she lost.
I didn't feel bad for Paula at all on the Island. She dserved not to win based on how she acted like she was already on the winning boat and treating Evelyn like crap(despite her deserving it) In fact I lauged my *** off at how she lost.
I still wish Paula would have been on that boat with Kenny/Derrick/Dunbar. Evelyn made the right decision to win but I still wish she would have been spiteful
I really don't think it matters what he did on The Island was the same or not. At the end of the day it's a game and Sarah made the best choice for herself and her game. Even if The Island situation was the same he's still can't really ***** at her considering he talks so much about not getting personal in the game and doing what's best for you.
Oh and the fact that he would willingly send in Jay/Jenna if the shoe was on the other foot is just plain stupid.
It doesn't matter in that, you're right, he needs to not take it to heart, understand the reason behind the move, take it on the chin, and move on. It does matter in that people are using it as a reason for why he should get over it when they are two completely different situations. He should just get over it because he should get over it...using something unrelated as justification is just stupid. It also makes people look like hypocrites because everyone was all boo-hoo Paula at the time and Johnny was the devil, and they aren't boo-hoo Johnny and Sarah is the devil now, especially considering that Johnny's move was necessary for him to remain in the game and Sarah's wasn't.
I didn't feel bad for Paula at all on the Island. She dserved not to win based on how she acted like she was already on the winning boat and treating Evelyn like crap(despite her deserving it) In fact I lauged my *** off at how she lost.
Lol I didn't feel bad for her either because I wasn't even rooting for her. The only person I was rooting for on that season was KellyAnne. I didn't care about anyone else. The scene of Paula crying on the treasure chest still cracks me up to this day.
Throwing his friend Leroy under the bus last dome wasn't a move by necessity. I know Jordan and Sarah ultimately were the ones responsibles for it, but he was the one pushing for it.
And I didn't agree with him doing that. But I'm not sure how it relates to comparing the Paula/Sarah situations aside from deflecting and saying, "Well he may not have done THAT but he did THIS". Yeah...you're right...but that still doesn't make the Paula thing similar to what just happened which is what I was addressing.
And I'm also not sure where any "pushing" happened. "Do what you guys need to do" is pushing? He looks bad for saying to Zach that you should go out of your way to protect your people, but he definitely wasn't telling Sarah to throw Leroy in.
I actually agree with what Bananas did on The Island because I would have done the exact same thing. I won't risk my game just to help someone else win some money.
What I don't agree with is him being a ***** to Sarah for doing the exact same thing he did to Leroy and Nia. And yes, even though he didn't actually say he wanted them to thrown in Leroy and Nia, those were his real intentions and Jordan and Sarah were aware of it. It's funny how he was telling Nia to play without emotions when he's doing the same now that the shoe is in the other foot. He's just mad because he got outplayed.
I'd love to know what Susie thinks of Sarah's move. She probably gets it better than anyone else because Johnny hates her for being strategic as it didn't benefit him
Johnny only like strategy that is "pro-Johnny"
You have to respect when you get played too...that's the game
Quick question, was Bananas ever a "strategic" player like people are saying in twitter/FB/those mtv blogs/aftershow? I can't remember him making a move that was not against the people he hates/fears or the typical throwing in rookies?
Not really. Backpack is usually on top and has alot of friends on these shows that won't say his name and are good competitors themselves so he really has the luxury of not screwing his friends.
I feel like Bananas is slowly going to be the outsider on these challenges. I mean people are starting to realize that you can't afford having him in the finals, like the only (male) friends he has are Leroy, Mark and to an extent Reily/Jordan, but Jordan/Reily/Zach is probably a much stronger alliance in future challenges. To me it seems as if CT/Wes on the other hand seem to get along with the new guys far easier.
I feel like Bananas is slowly going to be the outsider on these challenges.
I mean people are starting to realize that you can't afford having him in the finals, like the only (male) friends he has are Leroy, Mark and to an extent Reily/Jordan, but Jordan/Reily/Zach is probably a much stronger alliance in future challenges. To me it seems as if CT/Wes on the other hand seem to get along with the new guys far easier.
I really don't think it matters what he did on The Island was the same or not. At the end of the day it's a game and Sarah made the best choice for herself and her game. Even if The Island situation was the same he's still can't really ***** at her considering he talks so much about not getting personal in the game and doing what's best for you.
Oh and the fact that he would willingly send in Jay/Jenna if the shoe was on the other foot is just plain stupid.
It doesn't matter in that, you're right, he needs to not take it to heart, understand the reason behind the move, take it on the chin, and move on. It does matter in that people are using it as a reason for why he should get over it when they are two completely different situations. He should just get over it because he should get over it...using something unrelated as justification is just stupid. It also makes people look like hypocrites because everyone was all boo-hoo Paula at the time and Johnny was the devil, and they aren't boo-hoo Johnny and Sarah is the devil now, especially considering that Johnny's move was necessary for him to remain in the game and Sarah's wasn't.
I didn't feel bad for Paula at all on the Island. She dserved not to win based on how she acted like she was already on the winning boat and treating Evelyn like crap(despite her deserving it) In fact I lauged my *** off at how she lost.
Lol I didn't feel bad for her either because I wasn't even rooting for her. The only person I was rooting for on that season was KellyAnne. I didn't care about anyone else. The scene of Paula crying on the treasure chest still cracks me up to this day.
Oh man that is one of my favorite challenge moments.
I'd love to know what Susie thinks of Sarah's move. She probably gets it better than anyone else because Johnny hates her for being strategic as it didn't benefit him
Johnny only like strategy that is "pro-Johnny"
You have to respect when you get played too...that's the game
Quick question, was Bananas ever a "strategic" player like people are saying in twitter/FB/those mtv blogs/aftershow? I can't remember him making a move that was not against the people he hates/fears or the typical throwing in rookies?
Not really. Backpack is usually on top and has alot of friends on these shows that won't say his name and are good competitors themselves so he really has the luxury of not screwing his friends.
I feel like Bananas is slowly going to be the outsider on these challenges. I mean people are starting to realize that you can't afford having him in the finals, like the only (male) friends he has are Leroy, Mark and to an extent Reily/Jordan, but Jordan/Reily/Zach is probably a much stronger alliance in future challenges. To me it seems as if CT/Wes on the other hand seem to get along with the new guys far easier.
I don't think he is an outsider, even when people know the risk of letting him go to the finals, there are those who are willing to let him go there, proof is jordan last episode, we have more people that are willing to let him walk to the finals than those who are willing to take the risk and make moves.
I feel like Bananas is slowly going to be the outsider on these challenges.
I mean people are starting to realize that you can't afford having him in the finals, like the only (male) friends he has are Leroy, Mark and to an extent Reily/Jordan, but Jordan/Reily/Zach is probably a much stronger alliance in future challenges. To me it seems as if CT/Wes on the other hand seem to get along with the new guys far easier.
That's what they should have done long ago.
When should they have done something?
On Rivals 1, the mob had the majority, the only one who could've done something was Evelyn. I think at that point, people just underestimated Bananas/Tyler and they felt like they will beat them in the finals (especially Kenny/Wes), it feels like at that time, he was again just mister number 3 on the mob alliance. His win/abilities wasn't expected.
On Exes 1, he had an alliance with CT/Mark/Paula where they promised not to go against each other in the beginning/middle and Diem definitely saved his *** back then, where she didn't listened to CT in the end with going for Bananas insted of Paula and with going with Ty/Emily instead of the beatable Mark/Robin.
On Rivals 2, he was paired up with Frank and he probably saved them some votes on the girls side. The first challenge where Bananas was vulnerable, they went against him and even there, had he not won the last daily challenge with Nany that day, he would've gone into that elimination round again, because CT/Reily/Zach had a pretty solid alliance going on.
With his five wins, he automatically will have a huge target on his back...
Bananas didn't need to be the greatest strategic player,Because he is the best ALL AROUND PLAYER,the dude is great at every aspect of the game.
That's my point though, I can't think of one single strategic play of him which means he is not a strategic player at all. I think in that regard, he always takes the easiest way possible and that is not strategic to me.
Bananas is such a joke, get a ******* job already and stop whining. And even though I like Leroy, he's so pathetic for being such up on Bananas' *** when he was the reason he went to the previous dome. Sarah owes nothing to him, the person he should be mad at is Bananas.
I just find it amazing that Bananas can talk shit about Sarah throwing him in when we all know he would if thrown in Sarah and Jordan no in **** would he have threw in the rookies they are a lay up team and Bananas has said publicly you save the worst team for the end he's just ****** he got GOT.
It doesn't matter in that, you're right, he needs to not take it to heart, understand the reason behind the move, take it on the chin, and move on. It does matter in that people are using it as a reason for why he should get over it when they are two completely different situations. He should just get over it because he should get over it...using something unrelated as justification is just stupid. It also makes people look like hypocrites because everyone was all boo-hoo Paula at the time and Johnny was the devil, and they aren't boo-hoo Johnny and Sarah is the devil now, especially considering that Johnny's move was necessary for him to remain in the game and Sarah's wasn't.
Word.
It's kinda hypocritical on her part considering she was talking about Banany beating scrubs when she wants to face some scrubs on her own.
that too, but with nia I think she just doesn't like that fact Jay/Jenna are going to the finals.
She had the power to send them in after winning power couple, she didn't do it either.
i know, I'm not disagreeing at all. Throught out this whole season I've seen Nia lose in these arguments and have disagreed with her actions but I can finally understand for the first time why she's upset, but it's entirely her fault.
Throwing his friend Leroy under the bus last dome wasn't a move by necessity. I know Jordan and Sarah ultimately were the ones responsibles for it, but he was the one pushing for it.
Backpack is a hypocrit. He is also a whiny manchild. He also is taking a game waaaaaaay to seriuosly. Strategy is strategy. Get over it!
Bananas crying about being sent in against his best friend in the game is rich. The same best friend you convinved them to vote in last time. *******.
I'd love to know what Susie thinks of Sarah's move. She probably gets it better than anyone else because Johnny hates her for being strategic as it didn't benefit him
Johnny only like strategy that is "pro-Johnny"
You have to respect when you get played too...that's the game
And I didn't agree with him doing that. But I'm not sure how it relates to comparing the Paula/Sarah situations aside from deflecting and saying, "Well he may not have done THAT but he did THIS". Yeah...you're right...but that still doesn't make the Paula thing similar to what just happened which is what I was addressing.
And I'm also not sure where any "pushing" happened. "Do what you guys need to do" is pushing? He looks bad for saying to Zach that you should go out of your way to protect your people, but he definitely wasn't telling Sarah to throw Leroy in.
I agree 100% PREACH
Quick question, was Bananas ever a "strategic" player like people are saying in twitter/FB/those mtv blogs/aftershow? I can't remember him making a move that was not against the people he hates/fears or the typical throwing in rookies?
His strategy was simply to work with his friends and avoid eliminations...which he has done very well.
But, no, he's no a strategic mastermind IMO--I can't think of a single move other than cutting a deal with Evelyn (which may have been Kenny's call) to save his *** on The Island.
I still wish Evelyn took Bananas out. He'd still probably have 3 wins right now but wouldn't have The Island or The Ruins
Not really. Backpack is usually on top and has alot of friends on these shows that won't say his name and are good competitors themselves so he really has the luxury of not screwing his friends.
I didn't feel bad for Paula at all on the Island. She dserved not to win based on how she acted like she was already on the winning boat and treating Evelyn like crap(despite her deserving it) In fact I lauged my *** off at how she lost.
I still wish Paula would have been on that boat with Kenny/Derrick/Dunbar. Evelyn made the right decision to win but I still wish she would have been spiteful
Once again....Tonight will be the NIA SHOW & Bananas Show...its only right lol
Lol I didn't feel bad for her either because I wasn't even rooting for her. The only person I was rooting for on that season was KellyAnne. I didn't care about anyone else. The scene of Paula crying on the treasure chest still cracks me up to this day.
I actually agree with what Bananas did on The Island because I would have done the exact same thing. I won't risk my game just to help someone else win some money.
What I don't agree with is him being a ***** to Sarah for doing the exact same thing he did to Leroy and Nia. And yes, even though he didn't actually say he wanted them to thrown in Leroy and Nia, those were his real intentions and Jordan and Sarah were aware of it. It's funny how he was telling Nia to play without emotions when he's doing the same now that the shoe is in the other foot. He's just mad because he got outplayed.
I feel like Bananas is slowly going to be the outsider on these challenges.
I mean people are starting to realize that you can't afford having him in the finals, like the only (male) friends he has are Leroy, Mark and to an extent Reily/Jordan, but Jordan/Reily/Zach is probably a much stronger alliance in future challenges. To me it seems as if CT/Wes on the other hand seem to get along with the new guys far easier.
That's what they should have done long ago.
Oh man that is one of my favorite challenge moments.
I don't think he is an outsider, even when people know the risk of letting him go to the finals, there are those who are willing to let him go there, proof is jordan last episode, we have more people that are willing to let him walk to the finals than those who are willing to take the risk and make moves.
Bananas didn't need to be the greatest strategic player,Because he is the best ALL AROUND PLAYER,the dude is great at every aspect of the game.
When should they have done something?
On Rivals 1, the mob had the majority, the only one who could've done something was Evelyn. I think at that point, people just underestimated Bananas/Tyler and they felt like they will beat them in the finals (especially Kenny/Wes), it feels like at that time, he was again just mister number 3 on the mob alliance. His win/abilities wasn't expected.
On Exes 1, he had an alliance with CT/Mark/Paula where they promised not to go against each other in the beginning/middle and Diem definitely saved his *** back then, where she didn't listened to CT in the end with going for Bananas insted of Paula and with going with Ty/Emily instead of the beatable Mark/Robin.
On Rivals 2, he was paired up with Frank and he probably saved them some votes on the girls side.
The first challenge where Bananas was vulnerable, they went against him and even there, had he not won the last daily challenge with Nany that day, he would've gone into that elimination round again, because CT/Reily/Zach had a pretty solid alliance going on.
With his five wins, he automatically will have a huge target on his back...
That's my point though, I can't think of one single strategic play of him which means he is not a strategic player at all. I think in that regard, he always takes the easiest way possible and that is not strategic to me.
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