If Porsche wins I might have to see her face over and over again in the magazines and, I'm sorry, but she is fugly and her facial expressions annoy me. I might have to start watching this show officially next year...we'll see.
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Yep, it's just another strategy. Floaters are just the people who didn't do anything to put a target on their head, or for whatever reason, weren't nominated. It isn't their fault for not entangling themselves in an alliance early on in the game and getting hated. The other players just get angry that someone was able to make it far in the game without making an idiot of themselves and thus the "floater" label gets thrown around.
how is he guaranteed a spot in the top 2?
I'm not completely sure on how it works...but he's HOH...doesn't that count for something???
He was HoH when there were four people.
The last part doesn't work that way. They started the final "hoh" competition on Thursday night, Adam, Porsche, and Rachel. Then whoever wins that goes on to the final round and the other two compete in another competition. The winner of that one goes against the winner of the first one and whoever wins is the last HoH and chooses who they're taking with them to the final two.
I already know who won the first two parts. lol
But someone up there said that Adam won HOH on Thursday...which would guarantee him a spot, right???
Well, that's not true, because he didn't win. You don't technically know who won the first competition on Thursday unless you watched live feeds, BBAD, or read up on it somewhere online.
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Rachel won the first part of the competition. Porsche won the second part. From what I gathered, they are planning on taking each other to the final two.
I'm with ya. That's why I am going for a scenario. I'd love for Adam to win because I like him, but Rachel definitely played harder. I also think that she got a lot better to deal with after "brennan" as she always calls him...left..lol
oh goody a spoiler....and omg awesome!!!
i'd like to see adam and rachel as the last two standing....but i think they, the jury, would likely give the money to adam because he is liked more....so ok i want porsche and rachel so rachel wins.
i can't stand porsche...shes so flaky. i just to bitch slap her ever time she smiles.
i'd like to see adam and rachel as the last two standing....but i think they, the jury, would likely give the money to adam because he is liked more....so ok i want porsche and rachel so rachel wins.
i can't stand porsche...shes so flaky. i just to bitch slap her ever time she smiles.
As much as I dislike Rachel, I'd take her over dumb porsh-duh.
Well, the right person won the game... I was pretty surprised over how it went down though. Shelly voting for Rachel was something of a shocker to me, though listening to the jury discuss the remaining players made it slightly less so. But Adam voting for Porsche after he swore up and down to Rachel that she had his vote if she decided to take Porsche to the finals instead of him was pretty fucked up. I know it wasn't shown on TV, but it was on the live feeds (from what I read) and he did it on BBAD on Showtime as well. I honestly think that he put his vote out there out of spite, which is pretty pathetic... because I can't come up with a single reason how Porsche played the game better than Rachel did. I was also surprised that he voted for her to win after the floater speech he gave before getting evicted... which amused me, because he was the biggest floater in the game.
Rachel pretty much dominated competitions... 4 HoHs, including the final one, as well as plus two vetos; which included the one that saved herself and Jordan from one of them going home. She changed her entire game after Brendon was voted out, while still being the top competitor. It seemed to be a no brainer that she should win... but I never really thought that Adam was particularly intelligent... funny and quite the character yes, but smart, in terms of game play at least? No way.
Rachel pretty much dominated competitions... 4 HoHs, including the final one, as well as plus two vetos; which included the one that saved herself and Jordan from one of them going home. She changed her entire game after Brendon was voted out, while still being the top competitor. It seemed to be a no brainer that she should win... but I never really thought that Adam was particularly intelligent... funny and quite the character yes, but smart, in terms of game play at least? No way.
After typing all of that... I've learned something.
Adam apparently told Evel Dick that he saw that Shelly had voted for Rachel, so he wanted to give Porsche a pity vote. I'm not sure how much I believe that... but it would make sense given his earlier statements calling Porsche a floater, telling Rachel that he'd vote for her, and claiming that the winner of the final HoH would probably get his vote.
I'm also amused by Dani claiming that Rachel was the biggest floater of the season... she apparently has a different definition of floater. I've understood a floater to be someone that just hangs around, doesn't really do anything, and tries to lay low while hoping to make it further in the game. I think she was just bitter at Rachel for refusing to flip on her alliance not once, but twice... which resulted in Dani eventually going home. Like Dick said last night, and other people have said... she played the game too hard and too fast. Had she waited for a newbie to win HoH (which seemed inevitable), she could've gotten rid of Jeff at that point and solidified herself with the newbies. Shelly and Adam would've gravitated to whoever had power (like they did anyway) and she could've ruled the house at that point.
Like I said earlier... the vote really did surprise me. Based on Dani's comments about voting for a competitor, I thought for sure she was going to give her vote to Rachel. Maybe her claim that Rachel was a floater was her own way of justifying her voting against her for seemingly personal reasons. Before Julie revealed the votes, I was honestly expecting 5-2 for Rachel, or even 6-1 based on what they jury had asked (and what they discussed between themselves) and their reactions to the answers.
Adam apparently told Evel Dick that he saw that Shelly had voted for Rachel, so he wanted to give Porsche a pity vote. I'm not sure how much I believe that... but it would make sense given his earlier statements calling Porsche a floater, telling Rachel that he'd vote for her, and claiming that the winner of the final HoH would probably get his vote.
I'm also amused by Dani claiming that Rachel was the biggest floater of the season... she apparently has a different definition of floater. I've understood a floater to be someone that just hangs around, doesn't really do anything, and tries to lay low while hoping to make it further in the game. I think she was just bitter at Rachel for refusing to flip on her alliance not once, but twice... which resulted in Dani eventually going home. Like Dick said last night, and other people have said... she played the game too hard and too fast. Had she waited for a newbie to win HoH (which seemed inevitable), she could've gotten rid of Jeff at that point and solidified herself with the newbies. Shelly and Adam would've gravitated to whoever had power (like they did anyway) and she could've ruled the house at that point.
Like I said earlier... the vote really did surprise me. Based on Dani's comments about voting for a competitor, I thought for sure she was going to give her vote to Rachel. Maybe her claim that Rachel was a floater was her own way of justifying her voting against her for seemingly personal reasons. Before Julie revealed the votes, I was honestly expecting 5-2 for Rachel, or even 6-1 based on what they jury had asked (and what they discussed between themselves) and their reactions to the answers.
A floater is someone who gravitates to power. It's not about laying low necessarily, it's about befriending whomever is in power to protect yourself from being put up.
Though Rachel still isn't a floater. I was just letting you know what the definition was.
Though Rachel still isn't a floater. I was just letting you know what the definition was.
Ahhh... I consider myself enlightened now. So by that definition, Rachel was the worst (as in bad at it since she was nominated so many times) floater ever, and still won the game. :24: I'll simply chalk it up to Dani being a bitter bitch that she was the second member of the jury while Rachel won the game.
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