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Post by Amanda Kimmel on Jul 13, 2011 21:21:36 GMT -5
Welcome to Tribal Council, everyone. You know the drill - behind each of you is a torch. Dip it in and get fire, since in this game, fire represents your life. If your fire's gone, so are you. Rules: 1. You will have 24 hours in which to vote unless specified otherwise. No late votes will be accepted. 2. If you have a reward and wish to play it, please state so in the same post as your vote. 3. Please make a voting history thread and place all of your votes in there. If you wish to change your vote, feel free to do so! Please edit the SAME post so I know which parchment to use. I will check votes at the deadline for the sake of posting them, so you don't need to tell me that you changed it. 4. Please answer the questions asked towards you in here! Repeatedly not doing so will result in a penalty vote. 5. Please use this parchment when casting your vote: Make it as pretty as you want, but don't make it too vulgar. And if you want the white background gone, cut it out and save it as a .GIF or .PNG. IMMUNE: BURTON
PENALTY VOTE: DOLLY Three questions for EVERYONE to answer: 1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game? 2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet? 3. What are you basing your vote on tonight? You have until 10:30 PM Eastern tomorrow [Thursday] to vote. Good luck all! |
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Post by Chase Rice on Jul 13, 2011 22:01:42 GMT -5
1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game?
No, it showed who has been online at the same time. That my tribe is much more unified and active than the other.
2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet?
Nah, I think that me getting a low amount shows that I wasn't on when everyone decided where they would be distributing their flowers.
3. What are you basing your vote on tonight?
Activity
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Post by Julie Berry on Jul 13, 2011 22:14:15 GMT -5
1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game?
Not really, I thought of it more of a popularity contest.
2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet?
Oh definitely.
3. What are you basing your vote on tonight?
Since everyone's all doing their job within the tribes and keeping up with the challenge, you can't really say there's a weaklink, so I'm voting on loyalty and with the majority.
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Post by Burton Roberts on Jul 13, 2011 22:24:31 GMT -5
1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game?
I wouldn't say so. I think it told me that this is a very close tribe, seeing as our tribes numbers were closer together then the other tribe's.
2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet?
I don't know if it did. All I did was talk to people when I could, and happened to have a lot of fun meeting such great people. Even so, the only reason I feel completely un-vulnerable right now is this here Immunity, which I am very grateful for. >.<
3. What are you basing your vote on tonight?
Majority, probably.
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Post by Kelly Bruno on Jul 13, 2011 22:26:33 GMT -5
1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game? I don't think it shows where loyalties lie, but it does show who was available to talk to everybody. It shows that our tribe is active, which will hopefully lead to more wins in the future  2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet? No, in a game like this anything can happen and just because somebody received a certain number of flowers doesn't mean that they're safe or that they're definitely getting voted out. 3. What are you basing your vote on tonight? Activity |
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Post by Adam Gentry on Jul 13, 2011 22:37:15 GMT -5
1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game?
I think it showed just a little bit, regarding who is being liked the most at least this earlier on. In terms of loyalties though, it's really early for all that to be going on.
2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet?
Same thing in a way, it probably reflects, as the challenge title implied, first impressions. I doubt this will really play into how we should fully view ourselves though.
3. What are you basing your vote on tonight?
What seems best at the moment.
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Post by Barbie Boehlke on Jul 13, 2011 22:37:22 GMT -5
Three questions for EVERYONE to answer: 1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game? I'm Barbie, I don't understand this question. 2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet? My feelings were hurt, the boys ALWAYS gave me the most flowers in High School!  3. What are you basing your vote on tonight? We're voting someone out? |
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Post by Misty Giles on Jul 13, 2011 23:07:35 GMT -5
1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game? ~ I'm Cowgirl. I don't understand the question.  . Well I think this challenge is all about first impressions. I believe if you do this challenge again (change flowers to cocunuts) the result won't be the same. 2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet? ~ I don't really like flowers actually but I'm really appreciate all flowers but yes of course I feel vulnerable. You shouldn't feel safe at all 3. What are you basing your vote on tonight? ~ Best for the tribe |
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Post by Benjamin "Coach" Wade on Jul 14, 2011 7:13:33 GMT -5
1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game?
No I don't think so to be honest, the game just started.
2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet?
I feel like everything was chance, based on whatever time you've been online to talk to people. Your closest ally in this game could be one you haven't even spoken to yet.
3. What are you basing your vote on tonight?
The person that needs to go
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Post by Dolly Neely on Jul 14, 2011 17:31:57 GMT -5
1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game?
In my opinion, this challenge happened too early into this competition, so I don't think we can base anything on this. I think people gave each other some flowers because they like each other... Flowers are romantic! ;D
2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet?
I hope not, because I got the least amount of flowers of the tribe. I definately feel vulnerable, but I'm stepping up my game and trying to be even more social with everyone, because I don't want to go home this soon. I'm active and I want to make this tribe kick some butt in the future.
3. What are you basing your vote on tonight?
I'm basing my vote in what I think it's the best for our team.
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Post by Rory Freeman on Jul 14, 2011 17:56:43 GMT -5
1. Did this challenge in any way show where loyalties lie? What did it tell you about your tribe going into the game?
Maybe, but I think people just gave flowers based on who they spoke with the most. No one wanted to have the least amount of flowers so everyone was pretty generous.
2. Does the number of flowers you got reflect your position in this tribe? Or do you feel vulnerable regardless, since you haven't really had a serious chance to prove yourself yet?
I don't think so. I feel vulnerable because this challenge didn't show us how we could make our tribe stronger, challenge wise.
3. What are you basing your vote on tonight?
I'm basing my vote on who I've spoken to and who I've seen around.
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. Well I think this challenge is all about first impressions. I believe if you do this challenge again (change flowers to cocunuts) the result won't be the same.
