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Post by Amanda Kimmel on May 4, 2012 22:59:20 GMT -5
Dear Michael, You had an amusing early boot that people will remember. Let's see what the final three does... ~Amanda |
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Post by Yau-Man Chan on May 4, 2012 23:40:20 GMT -5
I dont care if Yau Man is a dude you were nice to look at, at least for the short time you were with us. The simple fact is you overplayed your strategy and spread it too thin, I think your strategy was to build an army of weak people to follow you around for "saving them". You were defin a player if let too far into the game, you could have helped cause some damage to the Trinity when it was burning strong. Ill still dream of you <3 Yau Man |
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Post by Courtney Marit on May 4, 2012 23:57:30 GMT -5
You were yummy to look at!! And I am not even sure why you left!!?? Was definitely not expecting you to go! I liked talking to you and that we communicated. Shawna should have totally gone the week you did! I think you and I could have gone far and made a great alliance!
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Post by Anthony Robinson on May 5, 2012 5:32:05 GMT -5
Michael, your elimination was one of the saddest moments for me in the pre-merge stage. Not many people know this, but I didn't want to see you go. I saw you as someone who would have a bigger target on their back than me, and you were really fun to talk to. You were strategizing a lot and made me feel part of your game even though we had not talked a whole lot.
Your mistake was trying to save Alicia. People knew you called the shots about saving Angie over Crystal in the first round, and when you tried saving Alicia people were suspecting pre-game stuff or an alliance of weaker people. I don't think that was the case, but oh well... When I got on in the morning I was told by several people that a large number of people was going to blindside you, so as much as I wanted to keep you, there was nothing I could do. The people wanting you gone were the people I was close to, and going against the majority was not an option with this huge tribe situation. |
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