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Not a problem. It's not only allowed here, but they've made it simple to do. They even explain how in this tutorial.

One can only hope that somebody does something; otherwise this will be a boring end to an exciting season. Fucking Probst and fucking Tyler Perry.

Favorites - Earl, Yul, Yau Man, Denise, Rob (sorry, I found him highly entertaining), Penner, Parvati, Cirie, Ozzy (first season), Cochran (second season), and more that don't spring to mind immediately. Least Liked - Either Hantz, Sue Hawk, Colton, Fairplay, Judd, Stephenie (Whiny in her first season, entitled bitch in her second season), Dreamz, Osten, Corinne, Lisi, NaOnka and Candice, for starters.

"Who's your daddy?" "Not me, not me!" Hip spectacles, no testicles - that's right, he lost his pair of balls... Everybody sing!

Isn't that the way it usually works? Someone plays an idol and they rehide it. The only time they don't is when someone is voted out with the idol in their pocket.

I'm not sure where to put this one, but it's cute more than anything. I present Scooter, the neutered cat!

Drunken Amy: Have I ever told you you're like a sexy praying mantis? Sheldon: Every time you drink alcohol.

Usually that's the point at which idols can no longer be used. I'd like to see them go earlier - maybe F6, but that's not going to happen.

I see what you mean.

How so, Kimber? It would be total chance whether or not the big guys were on that week's losing team - in fact, the team with the big guys that week might very well keep winning. People might very well still want to keep them around to help win challenges until it switches to individual challenges, as it does now at the merge. But it would force people to get along with everyone or potentially suffer for that quicker than they do now. Alliances would be larger and more fluid, which would enhance the strategy that has been rather anemic lately. ETA: Just looked back over my initial post and see I wasn't as clear as I should have been. In my scenario, only the randomly picked "tribe" that lost that week's IC would go to TC and vote one of their own off. So I still think initial picks would be those who aren't gelling with the rest and those who blow the challenges for their "tribe"

I like the idea of one tribe from the beginning. Split them randomly each time for reward and immunity challenges. It would make people scramble if the people they have to work with change constantly. It would emphasize the social aspect, which I think has been lacking due to the emphasis on HIIs, etc.

OK, I'm officially out. I just can't with this show.

These are in the Post Your Pet Pics topic, too, but here are my two watching "cat TV", aka the squirrel on the patio. Lucy: And Swiffer, who can be angelic AND a little hellion:

"I think I broke my spleen!"

I think I snarled at GorDON for being a pretentious, special snowflake that wants to mooch off others. As he blinks at you with a vacuous expression. I admittedly don't have a high tolerance for people like that. And the vehicle that lasted 12 years bit the dust 10, 000 miles short of a quarter million! I was pretty miffed at it letting me down like that.

15 to 20 years? Damn, I drive mine 'til they drop, but have only gotten, at the most, 12 years out of one. Nine out of the last one, before the repair was higher than the value of the car.

I thought it was OK. Not sure how appropriate hugs, etc. would have been. I liked that LJ came to check on him the next morning. Poor Jeremiah, needing an IV for all the vomiting and diarrhea.

Man, I'm right there with you guys. I AM still reading both sites, and the word-for-word duplicate posts are personally annoying. Is it that hard to write something original on each site? I think I'll be happy when the TWoP forums go dark. I think you're right. But it looks like Tony will be flogging his "bag o' tricks" from now until he finally plays it. And I'm not looking forward to his attention-whoring antics. I don't understand why this happens repeatedly on this show. People getting offended when others want to win, too, and then call you out for hurting their game. Why is it so hard to understand that alliances need to be mutually beneficial?

Very clever! I laughed like a loon. And yeah, I'm not seeing it, either.

I was always told that adding liquid to them is wrong - the way to light and fluffy is to whisk the hell out of them right before they go in the skillet. And stir while cooking.

Arcs are enticements not to miss an episode, so I understand why shows do them.

A moaning Sheldon wakes up Leonard. When he asks what's wrong, Sheldon replies: "I have pain radiating from my navel to my lower right abdomen. I'm nauseated and feverish - I believe I may have cholera." Assured that there is no cholera in Pasadena, Sheldon says, "Well, if it's not cholera, then based on a quick internet search, the other explanations, in decreasing order of likelihood are Hirschsprung's disease, botulism, a 30-foot tapeworm, or accidental ingestion of chrysanthemum blossoms." Leonard asks, "When would you have accidentally eaten chrysanthemum blossoms?", and Sheldon responds, "It's part of an unlikely scenario that involves sleepwalking in a 24-hour flower mart with a less-than-vigilent proprietor." After ripping a massive fart, he says, "Or maybe it was the Brussel's sprouts."

Mind? Blown. I can't believe I didn't pick up on something. I just thought he had this wonderful, soothing voice.

Long-haired Siamese? I think they're called Balinese? Anyway, love the cute little snaggletooth.