Survivor 47

[WhiteTiger]

Originally Posted by Jiri Hrdina

Every season it boggles my mind that people don't walk into survivor having practiced building a fire, using that exact scenario, to the point that they are automatic. You know it's a possibility, you know what the challenge is going to be. You can even determine the height of the string. You can replicate it all exactly. There's no reason not to walk in knowing exactly how to do that.

That being said, that was the best fire making challenge ever.

And even the possibility of the fire making challenge aside...wouldn't you want to know how to make fire for the OTHER 25 days you are there? Fire making seems like it'd be a handy no-brainer, if you were anywhere near the casting interview stage.

Originally Posted by dino7c

But meaningless...although can you imagine a final 3 with Teeny lol

Unanimous for Rachel then. Teeny and Sue were painfully obvious carry's to the finale. If Sam had managed to get Rachel out somehow, I think it would have been unanimous for him over those two, too. Completely useless players.

[Fuzz]

If someone else can make fire in camp, you definitely don't want to show your hand in that. Learn the skill, but only use it if you have to. People's fire making prowess has been used to vote them out in the past.

[GreenLantern]

Well. She deserved it out of what was left. I was rooting for Genevieve she’s just very likeable.

I thought Sam would have got 1 or 2 more just based off relationships which are an important part of the game, he needed an idol win or two or something to round that game out more.

Pretty boring season. To friendly, to lovey dovey. I want Hantz back on the beach.

Every season I ask myself am I done watching this?

Also who the frick believed Sue was in her 40s? I had her pegged at like 65. Those duck lips god so bad.

[surferguy]

Finally got caught up!

[Barnes]

Originally Posted by Jiri Hrdina

Every season it boggles my mind that people don't walk into survivor having practiced building a fire, using that exact scenario, to the point that they are automatic. You know it's a possibility, you know what the challenge is going to be. You can even determine the height of the string. You can replicate it all exactly. There's no reason not to walk in knowing exactly how to do that.

That being said, that was the best fire making challenge ever.

The guy had never eaten pineapple, watermelon or kiwi before. Seemed emotionally intelligent enough but I doubt he can even pump his own gas.