| Re: The most embarrassing Survivor moment ever |
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Group: alt.tv.survivor · Group Profile
Author: PhilPhil Date: Nov 10, 2007 08:49
"robert underhill" mail.sdsu.edu> wrote in message
news:runderhill-368E2D.19585005112007@gondor.sdsu.edu...> In article panix2.panix.com>, spamtrap@example.com
> wrote:
>>> Purple Rock tribal-council.com> writes:
>>>>> I though James was going to have a fit trying not to laugh...little
>>> does
>>> he know how close he came to losing a real HII!
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>> I was wondering about that - what's the story - can folks
>> *steal* the idol from other folks bags?
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> On Survivor Fiji the idol came with a note saying that it could not be
> stolen. The note was shown on screen but not read aloud. In Guatemala
> they apparently didn't think of that issue, and the impression was left
> that the idol could be stolen.
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> Bob Underhill
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If such a rule does exists, that the idol cannot be stolen, it certainly
should. And there should also be a rule that searching anothers personal
belongings will result in disqualification also. There needs to be some
kind of modicum of privacy or what would stop the biggest guy from dumping
everyone elses personal belongings out onto the ground to expose an immunity
idol.
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