Well.. there goes what I said about him being smart enough to stay quiet about the idol!
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Watching Ralph trying to strategize is like watching a toddler behind the wheel of a parked car... he understands the concept, but his comprehension ends there. What a dullard.
I agree, but then I tell myself "hey, at least he tried. Even if it was in a ham-handed way, he tried" The rest of these jokers didn't even seem to try to make any inroads in the O. tribe, buddy system notwithstanding. They just all sat around glumly lamenting the fact that nobody is "playing the game." When Ralph suggested talking to a few people, David told him not to. What? You people are on your last legs in this game, what harm does it do to try??Originally Posted by CuckoosNest
Lame.
I do not like this man. He is far more despicable than Russell could ever even pretend to be. He acts like he did the whole tribe a favor getting rid of Russel, when in fact he did himself the biggest harm in getting rid of Russel. It kind of reminds me of the Jimmy Johnson tribe when they voted him off because he was a better leader than they were talk about dumb. If the remainder of the contestants understand that Rob is very useful until he isnt useful anymore why didnt the Zap tribe figure that out. It is like Lewis and Clark getting rid of Sacawea because she knew how to get to the Pacific Ocean.
The problem with this logic is that Russell alienated his entire tribe except for 2 women on day one. Russell would have done them no good; he was playing the same way he had and all saw it. And he was miserable to be around.
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