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| From:  SmigChick (Original Message) | Sent: 7/7/2007 7:25 PM |
Hahaha, well, someone had to do it.  |
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BTW, at home - a different system, different OS - still getting that same issue on that vote website. So I have no idea what's wrong. I have a Dell at work and one at home (not the same model though). I can't think of anything else the two systems share in common though. I hate computers. LOL |
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That first quote who knows what the fug he is talking about. The second one is so lame. Dick said he thought in a letter received from Vincent that he was trying to send him a message but nothing ever came of it. Yes - people really do believe that reality tv is really reality. Dick and Dani even admitted that they knew the other would be in the house. lol |
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Oh and Congrats Dick!!!  |
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| Well-deserved!! Congratulations, Dick, you are the man! |
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I thought of you smig as soon as he won!! I am sure he is going to share the money though, no way he would win that and not give dani a big chunk of it. I wouldnt be so sure if she would do the same, but I bet he will. |
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remember Will's proposal from last season? how they would split the prize money? and they said, no you cannot do that? I don't think you're legally allowed to split the prize money. |
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At least on Survivor, it's in their contract that two or more contestants cannot ally with the intention of splitting the pot should one of them win. I don't know if BB has the same rule, especially when they put family members on the show together. |
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Once they get home isn't the money theirs to do with what they want? |
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You would think. But not according to their contracts. Remember when Survivor Australia's Tina bought Colby a motorcycle? I think that was okay, but if she had tried to give him money, she'd have been in contractual hot water. |
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From Survivor's web site: Rules
The rules of Survivor are designed not only to uphold the premise of the show, but to promote the safety of all Survivors and crewmembers. The prize for following all these rules and making it to the very end is one million dollars, but consolation cash prizes will be awarded to the other Survivors, based on their order of elimination. The consolation prizes will range from approximately $2,500 for the first person voted out of the Outback, to approximately $100,000 for the runner-up.
Several actions will result in immediate elimination from the contest and expulsion from the Outback, as well as forfeiture of any prize. If you were one of the Survivors, you wouldn't want to do any of these things: - Try to conspire to share the prize. The million dollars may be won by one and only one individual. Survivors are prohibited from sharing or making any agreement to share all or any portion of the prize.
- Enter the production area. The area designated for the production crew is strictly off-limits to the Survivors.
- Break the law. Even though they are stranded in the remote Australian Outback, the Survivors will still be held to U.S. law, as well as local law. Any breach of those laws is against the contest rules.
- Miss a Tribal Council or a challenge. Tribal Council meetings are mandatory for all Survivors, and everyone is required to vote. In addition, sitting out of a challenge that requires the participation of all Survivors is not allowed.
- Damage the Outback environment. Only designated fruits, vegetables, and animals are allowed to be harvested as food. In addition, the Survivors may not leave litter or any other debris on the site, and they will be obliged to give full consideration to the ecological impact of everything they do in the Outback.
- Act up. Any misconduct is against the rules, including but not limited to stealing or misappropriating food, harming other Survivors or crewmembers, and acts of violence.
(Still looking for Big Brother.) |
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So you think BB will follow them around for the rest of thier lives to see what they are doing with their money? LOL They can't SAY we are splitting it but they can do whatever the hell they want with it when they put it in the bank. At that point it is no longer CBS' money. Maggot gave Crappy a shitload of her money when she won. |
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That first quote who knows what the fug he is talking about. The second one is so lame. Dick said he thought in a letter received from Vincent that he was trying to send him a message but nothing ever came of it. Ok, thanks, lol. No substance to any of it.  I didn't know they knew each other was going to be in there. Man, they're good actors! You can do whatever you want with your own money. You probably just shouldn't openly state that you're going to break the rules of the contract you signed, lol. Man, I stayed up late re-watching that (and the previous few episodes, lol) and I could watch that entire season all over again. I don't think BB can top this group or this season's twists. Obviously, they can't do "America's Player" again - certainly not like this, anyway. That was awesome. But that finale - watching those people find out that America loves Dick and can't stand them? LMAO! Priceless!  |
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I really enjoyed that finale. Much more so than any other. |
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Yeah, it had everything. I loved the reaction when Zach walked into the jury house, lol. I wish I could've seen a less-abbreviated version of the Q&A, cuz it was obviously edited to shit. And at the very end, Carol whispered something in Jen's ear - oh man, I wish I knew what that was, lol. |
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