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You know, Special Agent Phillip has grown on me. I'm a little shocked to be writing this, but I really admire him in a crazy way. How freeing it must be to be in his mental state where you TRULY believe your own stories about yourself, where you are never done giving yourself a pat on the back or being awed at your own brilliance. And the best is: Not caring how other people perceive you. I mean seriously, I'm really a bit jealous of it. How many times have I said something and immediately thought, "Oh Dear God - did I just say that out-loud?!" or done or said something that you fret about for awhile. Not Phillip. He just is. I really kind of like that. To be kind of out there and NOT KNOW you are out there.
As for the butch fire lady, do you know what she makes me think of? A middle-age Cabbage Patch doll. Do any of you remember those from the late 80's or 90's? It's the eyes that are really close together and all the other exaggerated features she has. If that tribe loses again the obvious choice would be Sarita, but I agree with some of you above - Dave the attorney committed a no-no when he didn't vote with the tribe at this TC.
I cannot stand to look at that weird woman. She is so strange looking. Her eyes are freaky, and I hope someone knocks that smirk off her face. That's a good one- "A middle age Cabbage Patch doll" haahaaaaa
hehehehehe..........hope she doesn't beat Matt on the next challenge
I am really starting to like Matt. Normally, it kind of rubs me the wrong way when someone makes a big deal out of saying they're a Christian (to me it implies that everybody who doesn't specifically mention their religion somehow isn't a Christian), so my first impression of him was kind of borderline negative. But the more I see of him, the more I think he's a genuinely decent guy who got dealt a crappy hand and is making the best of it. I hope he sends Stephanie on her way and however many other people he needs to, too, and ends up going all the way to the end.
I would love to have a camera looking on Phillip's ex-coworkers! They are probably rolling their eyes and talking about what a nut he was before he got fired.
Absolutely! Can you even imagine having someone like him as a co-worker!
As for the butch fire lady, do you know what she makes me think of? A middle-age Cabbage Patch doll. Do any of you remember those from the late 80's or 90's? It's the eyes that are really close together and all the other exaggerated features she has.
Yes, she's definitely quite odd looking, but at least she's not a nutjob like Phillip.
I am really starting to like Matt. Normally, it kind of rubs me the wrong way when someone makes a big deal out of saying they're a Christian (to me it implies that everybody who doesn't specifically mention their religion somehow isn't a Christian), so my first impression of him was kind of borderline negative. But the more I see of him, the more I think he's a genuinely decent guy who got dealt a crappy hand and is making the best of it. I hope he sends Stephanie on her way and however many other people he needs to, too, and ends up going all the way to the end.
I liked Matt from the get-go and Rob only got rid of him because he was jealous of this young buck. Matt got a raw deal and has endured in spite of that. I hope he emerges the Sole Survivor and gets all the money. And I do mean even the Fan Favorite.
I haven't watched Survivor since Season 5 but I'm really glad I decided to watch this season. Phillip the Phormer Phederal Agent cracks me up like there's no tomorrow. In addition to being hilarious to watch, I agree with cokatie in that I respect his ability to just be himself without caring what other people think. It takes a brave man to wear fuchsia grandpa panties on national television.
I am so glad Stephanie was voted out instead of Sarita, she is just too annoying to watch. I was a little surprised that they didn't vote her out last week. Matt had better beat her in the Redemption Island dual. She is cocky enough as a loser, I shudder to think how cocky she'd be as a winner.
LOL, my grandpa wore boxer shorts not briefs! Ewwww.
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Phillip is replete with awesomeness. I want him to win. And with his 4 years, 11 months and 13 days of service to this country - how could he possibly lose???
I immediatly asked my hubby if he knew, to THE DAY, how long he was in the Army....nope.
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I enjoy delusional, Philip. He is the most interesting person on Survivor this season. I am a big Boston Rob fan, but I like him for different reasons. He's cute, confident, smart and seems to play a great social game. Philip is just an interesting nut
Just like 3 years ago, the jerk contestant is starting to "get to me". Not like Russell did but for entertainment value. Stealth Man is fun to watch now. I feel so sorry for his co-contestants but happy for us viewers now that Russell is gone. Makes me look forward to a new week. Now Jax, be gentle when you jump on me.
Did y'all hear his little honey turn on him in her cameo because he was nice to another girl besides her?
She's all of 18 years old. I don't expect a very mature reaction there.
In the words of Dand Carvey as the Church Lady, "Isn't that Special?"
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