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The game of Survivor has three gameplays.
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David Voce ♞ Season: 41 | Episode: 01 → How did I get roped into this while now, these people are gonna go make bonds, hunt for idols as they build the shelter. They’re gonna start this game. I’m not starting this game. I’m the moron running along the beach. Back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, back and forth… Idiot!
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brothology-deactivated20220713
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looks like the election was the turning point for 2020
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Ethan, Parvati, Amber, and Rob vacationing together is the best thing to come out of Winners at War.
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“Oh, yippee!”
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“I think I might be the geeky one, the nerdy one. The city boy who might get eaten alive.”
Anonymous asked:
Did you hear Joe Anglim joined a cult?
yesssss!! i unfollowed his insta a few weeks ago cause his weird posts were annoying but then i saw all this on twitter. apparently he’s claiming it’s not a cult but he’s anti blm so now i have to unstan sierra
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“My favorite moments were always like at tribal council, like whenever we’d just pulled off a blindside. We’d almost always be on opposite sides of the (bench). And we would just like, exchange a look, you know? And we just knew that somehow, magically, this was all going according to plan.” “I remember that too, Stephen. That look, like ‘We did it.’“
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confessionals + rob cesternino
“one thing that i’ve tried to do consistently through this game is never be lazy, be well liked in the tribe, and scheme and plot my fanny off.”
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SURVIVOR: Borneo S01E01 The Marooning — “From this tiny Malaysian fishing village, these 16 Americans are beginning the adventure of a lifetime. They have volunteered to be marooned for 39 days on mysterious Borneo. This is their story. This is Survivor.”
Original Air Date: May 31, 2000 On this day 20 years ago, over 15 million viewers witnessed one of the craziest ideas ever seen on television – the premiere of Survivor: Borneo. The social experiment quickly became a pop culture phenomenon and contributed greatly to shaping the reality TV landscape.
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One man should not have this much power in this game. Luckily, I’m not an ordinary man.