Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (WTFscissoring8) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 18:40:21 GMT

The Very Insane Shark wrote:

You see, this is why Susie gained so much respect from me last week. It took some prodding and shaking, but she eventually realized that staying with the Kota 6 would've been suicide for her, so she dumped them in favor of a better deal with Fang.

susie's main advantage by jumping ship was creating what will hopefully be a domino effect of chaos and...

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (SovereignSex) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 18:09:55 GMT

I am surprised Jeff didn't pick Fairplay's grandmother lie

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (The Very Insane Shark) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:30:03 GMT

Rocketboy wrote:
I think it's despicable that Denise expected to be brought to the Final 3 after making ZERO moves the entire game. She had so many opportunities to swing things around for herself with PG and Eric.
Todd and Amanda would certainly have voted for strategic winner who's gameplay ousted them.
Ugly fool.

You see, this is why Susie gained so much respect from me...

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (WTFscissoring8) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:23:16 GMT

alex's sanctimonious jury speech (season 14) - one of the most disgusting things to ever watch on this show
what a fuckin asshole

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (tullfan2) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:18:02 GMT

Another despicable action that deserves consideration was Ghandia blowing up the grinding incident with Ted out of proportion even after he had apologized for it.

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (toomanynachos16) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 16:42:03 GMT

1.) Kelly Goldsmith's boot. No contest.
2.) Gabe's boot.
3.) Vee beating Neleh. (After watching the season again, it was obvious that Vee should've been handed the win. At the time it was disgusting.)
4.) Roger's boot in Amazon.
5.) The granola bar moment in Amazon. (Was it for sure Janet Koth's?)

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (Yasothon) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 12:10:21 GMT

chapera rocks wrote:

Nightrider wrote:
I didn't find the fact that he broke the car deal to be that bad. I'm more disgusted the way Dreamz tried to play America and act like he was actually going to keep the deal in his confessionals when he wasn't going to. I find it funny that some people can't accept that he was going to do anything it...

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (GnarlsInCharge) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 11:44:50 GMT

Joaqenix wrote:
Dreamz stealing that over-rated ass Yau-Man's car was the best moment of Fiji <3

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (Joaqenix) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 09:58:25 GMT

Dreamz stealing that over-rated ass Yau-Man's car was the best moment of Fiji <3

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (tomersde) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 08:13:51 GMT

All Dreamz had to is to say in confessionals and in TC that it's a strategic move and it would have been made one of the best moves in survivor history.

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (Rocketboy) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 08:10:29 GMT

I think it's despicable that Denise expected to be brought to the Final 3 after making ZERO moves the entire game. She had so many opportunities to swing things around for herself with PG and Eric.
Todd and Amanda would certainly have voted for strategic winner who's gameplay ousted them.
Ugly fool.

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (iluvbbsofun) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 07:52:55 GMT

Dreamz was kind of predictable in the Anthony vote, I was surprised he didn't try to save Anthony for whatever reason.

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (finishthemoff) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 23:36:01 GMT

chapera rocks wrote:

Nightrider wrote:
I didn't find the fact that he broke the car deal to be that bad. I'm more disgusted the way Dreamz tried to play America and act like he was actually going to keep the deal in his confessionals when he wasn't going to. I find it funny that some people can't accept that he was going to do anything it...

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (iluvbbsofun) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 23:33:43 GMT

Dreamz screwed over Yau Man because there is something about Yau Man that makes you want to screw him over. Even nice old Cirie screwed him over.

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (chapera rocks) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 23:08:48 GMT

Nightrider wrote:
I didn't find the fact that he broke the car deal to be that bad. I'm more disgusted the way Dreamz tried to play America and act like he was actually going to keep the deal in his confessionals when he wasn't going to. I find it funny that some people can't accept that he was going to do anything it took to get to the end

The sad thing is that I think Dreamz is actually...

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (doc) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 22:25:49 GMT

mfrimley wrote:
I agree with CSCin3D, I guess. I don't get this bourgeois sense of outrage over what Dreamz did just because it involved the exchange of a piece of property that Yau-Man got for free anyway. It took balls on Dreamz's part to do it, but ethically, I wouldn't distinguish it from any other broken promise in the game. It's a little unfair for people to hate on Dreamz when you know he'd be a...

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (Thailandsurvivor) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 22:21:17 GMT

beatles20147 wrote:
I'm surprised there's no mention of what I would've selected, the Jenna/Christy letter situation. Jenna's certainly proven herself outside of the Amazon season, but the few times I'm able to stomach watching that episode, it brings back the absolute infuriation I felt watching it the first time.

Thailandsurvivor...

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (BobBob77) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 22:07:38 GMT

CSCin3D wrote:
Ummm, WTF? Your logic doesn't make sense sorry. How is backstabbing somebody for a car any more despicable than backstabbing somebody for something worth a hell of a lot more, the million dollars, which happens every season? Screwing over Yau-Man earned Dreamz my respect for all eternity. That old bastard got what was coming to him <3

And yet another horrible opinion from CSC.

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (finishthemoff) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:41:52 GMT

WTFscissoring8 wrote:

PrettyGoodYear1988 wrote:
I think the fact that Yau-Man offered Dreamz the car in the first place showed what a prick he was. He was purposefully using someone's financial status as a bargaining chip in the game, which I thought was worse than what Dreamz did.

yeah and i had thought that players...

Re: Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (WTFscissoring8) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:40:43 GMT

PrettyGoodYear1988 wrote:
I think the fact that Yau-Man offered Dreamz the car in the first place showed what a prick he was. He was purposefully using someone's financial status as a bargaining chip in the game, which I thought was worse than what Dreamz did.

yeah and i had thought that players couldn't give away prizes they won to another player.

man there were just so many things...

Probst's pick for the most despicable moment ever.

feeds@yuku.com (gordonholmes) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 15:12:18 GMT
About time we agreed on something...

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