Kail - BB8

[jasmar]

I hope she makes it for awhile. I'd love to see a mess of 20-year-olds voted off in the first month, leaving the "oldsters" to develop a potentially more interesting game.

[mom2]

YES!!! It's finally here!!

The last time I picked favorites from an unknown cast, it was nurse Maggie and fireman Eric. How wrong I was. This is why I won't say anything outloud again, because I don't want to jinx anyone that I thought would be cool. If I did, though, I would probably write my reasons for not stating them to the world in their thread.

***Please Please Please don't turn out like Maggie.***

[11sstephanie]

Well you just jinxed it by saying that. Woot.

I don't know, this

of which she speaks concerns me...I mean, depending on the degree of severity I might be able to live with her, or I might wish eviction upon her.

[GingerLVNV]

So is it Kail like Kale? Or Kail like Kyle?


My money is on the 'too boring to keep around' type.

[karalott]

Judging from the comments in the episode thread I'm problem going to be in the minority but I kind of like this gal. I guess I can respect a person who's up front and owns up to what they say; she could have easily just not answered when they asked who was the one who said they wouldn't give their seat up to a pregnant woman (this isn't saying I agree with her on that, either). This is only the first episode so who's to say she'll still be as up front and honest when the game gets going. I still wouldn't be surprised to see her go early, but right now she seems like an ideal alliance partner. But if she keeps going on about what she does for a living that's going to lose me as a fan

[razorbacker]

If nothing else we saw that she is going to be an ultracompetitive animal in the challenges. I hope she leaves the consertiveness in the closet.

[Downside Up]

I had a grudge against her since the beginning after she met Joe and said something like "I would never want my kids to come to me and tell me they chose a gay lifestyle.. It would probably break my heart." Besides, she said herself she already has enough money.

[snarkattack]

I had a grudge against her since the beginning after she met Joe and said something like "I would never want my kids to come to me and tell me they chose a gay lifestyle.. It would probably break my heart." Besides, she said herself she already has enough money.

I rather hold a "grudge" against her, because she can't shut up about being a business owner. Who cares? Lots of people own businesses. It comes across braggy. I doubt the whole city is depending on her to pay there rent.(can't find the roll eye icon, but I am inserting here in text)

She said she would *probably* be heartbroken, if one of her kids came to her and said they were gay. I really don't find that comment homophobic(as stated in another thread) at all. There could be a lot of reasons why she might feel heartbroken. Maybe as a mother she would be concerned with the struggles that a lot of gay people struggle with. Maybe(if her child was gay) one day she had hopes of being a grandmother, and although gay people can adopt or have children, its less likely. Who really knows what she meant by that comment. I am going to give her a break on this one We will see in the coming days and weeks, if she really has a thing against gay people.

If she said she was disappointed that her child was gay, then I might consider her comment homophobic.

[talula]

I think what's possibly more telling is her phrasing of it- "if her child CHOSE to be gay." Typically, people who think it's a choice, seem to think it's the wrong/unacceptable "choice." Whereas, people who are more open-minded/accepting about homosexuality think of one's gayness as just a part of who he/she is (ie. born that way or not a choice, juwt how it is).

[Julian Pyke]

I think what's possibly more telling is her phrasing of it- "if her child CHOSE to be gay." Typically, people who think it's a choice, seem to think it's the wrong/unacceptable "choice." Whereas, people who are more open-minded/accepting about homosexuality think of one's gayness as just a part of who he/she is (ie. born that way or not a choice, juwt how it is).

I was very upset at that specific word, that they chose it. If she would of said I don't like homosexuals, I would of been much more happy... but she said they chose it. I don't believe it's a choice, who would choose to be ridiculous, out casted, tortured... ext.