153LikesMaxwell the pig is the best! Weeeeeeeeee Weeeeeeeee Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!Originally Posted by Fanny Mare
I love that piglet
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I, for one, don't hate Kat. In fact, I don't want to see her gone. I just want to see her on the jury.
I don't hate Kat, either. But, her "I'm 22 and naive" schtick was becoming annoying and tedious. I wanted her to win the reward challenge, but was apalled by who she chose to accompany her, and why. This is a GAME. You have plenty of time to "party" and get drunk AFTERWARDS.
I'm glad she's on the jury - she should make for interesting viewing at the final tribal.
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Hi maul. I don't hate Kat, and I don't get the feeling that other posters here hate Kat. I happen to think that Kat's behavior on Survivor has shown her to be vapid, naive, ignorant, unaware, rather entitled and somewhat intellectually deficient. But I have not seen any vile comments or nasty name calling concerning her. People are calling her out on her behavior because she was giddy with anticipation at the thought of blindsiding someone, yet when it was she who was blindsided, suddenly everyone was mean and horrible to her. She conveniently disregarded the fact that she was ready and eager to be one of those mean and horrible backstabbers. It is human nature to applaud that kind of karma.
Anyone who participates in a reality TV show must be aware that their words and actions will be the subject of discussion, possible misinterpretation, and, yes, criticism. It is a rather steep price to pay for that fame. I have a very hard time understanding why people are called "haters" for expressing legitimate opinions about someone who has chosen to broadcast themselves to the world via a reality show as long as those opinions are not crude, nasty, racist, sexist, culturally intolerant or bullying (hello Colton; hello Alicia).
Hi maul. I don't hate Kat, and I don't get the feeling that other posters here hate Kat. I happen to think that Kat's behavior on Survivor has shown her to be vapid, naive, ignorant, unaware, rather entitled and somewhat intellectually deficient. But I have not seen any vile comments or nasty name calling concerning her. People are calling her out on her behavior because she was giddy with anticipation at the thought of blindsiding someone, yet when it was she who was blindsided, suddenly everyone was mean and horrible to her. She conveniently disregarded the fact that she was ready and eager to be one of those mean and horrible backstabbers. It is human nature to applaud that kind of karma.
Anyone who participates in a reality TV show must be aware that their words and actions will be the subject of discussion, possible misinterpretation, and, yes, criticism. It is a rather steep price to pay for that fame. I have a very hard time understanding why people are called "haters" for expressing legitimate opinions about someone who has chosen to broadcast themselves to the world via a reality show as long as those opinions are not crude, nasty, racist, sexist, culturally intolerant or bullying (hello Colton; hello Alicia).
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My future sister in law is the brunette version of Kat lol in every annoying way. I was SO happy to see her get sent to the jury, that was one of the best blindsides in all of Survivor ...she was right it was both fun and exciting! Haha I don't hate her either, I just love to see people get what's coming to them *cough* Colton. Hopefully this has shown her that she can't just behave like a spoiled little brat and end up getting her way in the end. And that's not just on Survivor!
She hasn't learned anything so basic in 22 years so I doubt Survivor will be the catalyst. She'll rationalize it somehow.
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