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Apr. 12th, 2005 10:54 pmRe: TAR ...
"To be continued"?!?! *hits things*
I mean, I kinda figured it would be something weird like that when the clue said, "Hurry, hurry, hurry!", but FUCKSHITCOCKDAMNIT.
So anyway, by team --
Rob and Amber: "Imagine if I built something like this for you, it'd be twice as nice." AWWWW. You know, this is why I can get past all his scamp-like ways of causing trouble -- because you can tell from the way he treats Amber that he's really not a bad guy. I mean, seriously ... compare his behavior towards Amber to Jonathan's towards Victoria. He barely ever loses his temper at her, and most of the time, they're incredibly sweet to one another.
And then there's the way he treats the other teams. Hee! That part where he told the ticket agent, "If they ask why you won't show them other planes routes, just point to me." *snerk* I'd probably complain more about their cockiness, but they've been in or near the lead for the entire race, and not based solely or even partly on any sort of devious behavior. Quite frankly, most of their devious behavior has bought them, at the most, mere minutes or sometimes even seconds, and considering how close to the lead, if not IN the lead, they usually are, they'd probably be in the same place by now that they are.
Also, he put on a scarf over his Sox cap. BWAH.
Ron and Kelly: First off, Ron, here's a valuable lesson -- Every busy city is not like fucking bombing downtown Baghdad. In fact, if you use the words "bombing," "downtown," and "Baghdad" together in a sentence again, I reserve the right for Kelly to take that American flag on the pole that's behind you in the opening credits and shove it right where the sun don't shine.
And secondly, Kelly, a valuable lesson for you -- If you address the camera one more time to let anything "be known," and especially if it has to do with some overblown wrong that Ron has done to you, he gets to do the same thing with the American flag behind you in the opening credits.
In short ... can it, you watery, red-state jerkwads. (TM Miss Alli)
Uchenna and Joyce: "Walking in the rain with the one that I love ..." AWWWWW. You two are so cute. I think that if you don't win, when you get home, they should just ship you that entire South African orphanage, because I'm starting to believe that you two would make a faaaabulous mommy and daddy.
Lynn and Alex: Okay, so you didn't have any really repellent moments during the show tonight, but Lynn, you did grate an awful lot. Dude, what was with the wrist-flapping at the clue box in Bouli? Sheesh, I know you might be playing to stereotypes a wee bit, but still.
And at least tonight, you might have realized what it means when you're behind most of the time when aaaaaaaall you do is whine about Rob and Amber. Yes, you might be warranted to whining about their behavior to a certain extent that you cross on far too many an occasion, but it might bite you in the ass when you get to a Yield. You two really lucked out this time around.
Meredith and Gretchen: I've decided that I ADORE Gretchen, occasionally screechy voice notwithstanding. The woman is a scrapper, I'm telling you. They lose their belongings and their money, she gets a bloody head injury, and yet they still keep chugging along, twice beating out teams who are much stronger and younger than they are. And Gretchen just ... hee. With the cute baby backpack and that exhausted hug at the steel emporium and "Shame on you!" Love. Her. (And he's not so bad, either, although I'm afraid from the previews for next week that maybe Killer Fatigue might be getting to them.)
And you people who don't watch TAR wonder why this show kills the rest of us. :)
EDIT: It would be so much easier to persuade people I know to try watching TAR if it weren't up against every other show on the friggin' planet. *sigh* I love my backpacking, hitchhiking, taxi-riding, sexily-hosted, entertaining-as-fuck reality show. I just wish more people did, too.
EDIT TO ANYONE WHOSE CURIOSITY IS NOW PEAKED: No, seriously, it's fun. Honest. And you learn geography, too! Last season, I learned that Iceland is really pretty and I want to go. And Ethiopia is really pretty and also filled with lots of ubercute Ethiopian kids. It's like the Travel Channel on crack.
"To be continued"?!?! *hits things*
I mean, I kinda figured it would be something weird like that when the clue said, "Hurry, hurry, hurry!", but FUCKSHITCOCKDAMNIT.
So anyway, by team --
Rob and Amber: "Imagine if I built something like this for you, it'd be twice as nice." AWWWW. You know, this is why I can get past all his scamp-like ways of causing trouble -- because you can tell from the way he treats Amber that he's really not a bad guy. I mean, seriously ... compare his behavior towards Amber to Jonathan's towards Victoria. He barely ever loses his temper at her, and most of the time, they're incredibly sweet to one another.
And then there's the way he treats the other teams. Hee! That part where he told the ticket agent, "If they ask why you won't show them other planes routes, just point to me." *snerk* I'd probably complain more about their cockiness, but they've been in or near the lead for the entire race, and not based solely or even partly on any sort of devious behavior. Quite frankly, most of their devious behavior has bought them, at the most, mere minutes or sometimes even seconds, and considering how close to the lead, if not IN the lead, they usually are, they'd probably be in the same place by now that they are.
Also, he put on a scarf over his Sox cap. BWAH.
Ron and Kelly: First off, Ron, here's a valuable lesson -- Every busy city is not like fucking bombing downtown Baghdad. In fact, if you use the words "bombing," "downtown," and "Baghdad" together in a sentence again, I reserve the right for Kelly to take that American flag on the pole that's behind you in the opening credits and shove it right where the sun don't shine.
And secondly, Kelly, a valuable lesson for you -- If you address the camera one more time to let anything "be known," and especially if it has to do with some overblown wrong that Ron has done to you, he gets to do the same thing with the American flag behind you in the opening credits.
In short ... can it, you watery, red-state jerkwads. (TM Miss Alli)
Uchenna and Joyce: "Walking in the rain with the one that I love ..." AWWWWW. You two are so cute. I think that if you don't win, when you get home, they should just ship you that entire South African orphanage, because I'm starting to believe that you two would make a faaaabulous mommy and daddy.
Lynn and Alex: Okay, so you didn't have any really repellent moments during the show tonight, but Lynn, you did grate an awful lot. Dude, what was with the wrist-flapping at the clue box in Bouli? Sheesh, I know you might be playing to stereotypes a wee bit, but still.
And at least tonight, you might have realized what it means when you're behind most of the time when aaaaaaaall you do is whine about Rob and Amber. Yes, you might be warranted to whining about their behavior to a certain extent that you cross on far too many an occasion, but it might bite you in the ass when you get to a Yield. You two really lucked out this time around.
Meredith and Gretchen: I've decided that I ADORE Gretchen, occasionally screechy voice notwithstanding. The woman is a scrapper, I'm telling you. They lose their belongings and their money, she gets a bloody head injury, and yet they still keep chugging along, twice beating out teams who are much stronger and younger than they are. And Gretchen just ... hee. With the cute baby backpack and that exhausted hug at the steel emporium and "Shame on you!" Love. Her. (And he's not so bad, either, although I'm afraid from the previews for next week that maybe Killer Fatigue might be getting to them.)
And you people who don't watch TAR wonder why this show kills the rest of us. :)
EDIT: It would be so much easier to persuade people I know to try watching TAR if it weren't up against every other show on the friggin' planet. *sigh* I love my backpacking, hitchhiking, taxi-riding, sexily-hosted, entertaining-as-fuck reality show. I just wish more people did, too.
EDIT TO ANYONE WHOSE CURIOSITY IS NOW PEAKED: No, seriously, it's fun. Honest. And you learn geography, too! Last season, I learned that Iceland is really pretty and I want to go. And Ethiopia is really pretty and also filled with lots of ubercute Ethiopian kids. It's like the Travel Channel on crack.
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Date: 2005-04-13 03:25 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-04-13 03:28 am (UTC)But, yes, the tension! And the fear and the impatience and the Muppet arms! *flails helplessly as I wait for next week*
It's official. I LOVE this season. *bounces up and down happily*
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Date: 2005-04-13 01:31 pm (UTC)