All posts by 88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88

A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·9/4/2015

What happened at the challenge yesterday? Why do you think you guys lost? I think that we all tried the best we could at the game, but it just turned out the other tribe did better than we did. Does not having Zane at this tribal affect how this vote will go? 
I don't believe Zane has a major impact in how this tribal will go. Either way, a first vote is difficult unless someone majorly screws up, but that didn't happen with our tribe. Do you think you can bounce back after this loss? Of course we can, I think we have a better gauge on how the other tribes perform in flash games and can use that to improve in the future.

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·9/2/2015

I run to the finish mat!

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·9/2/2015

I pull the boat to the 210 M marker.

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·9/2/2015

I pull the boat to the 140 M marker.

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·9/2/2015

I pull the boat to the 70 M marker.

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·9/1/2015

I run to the boat.

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·9/1/2015

Jace is at the mat!

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·5/2/2015

1. Tell me about yourself! Just in life in general, as I'd like to know what kind of a person you are, where you're from and what you're into. I'll do the boring stuff first. I'm 16 (17 on the 24th <3) that lives on the tiny seacoast of New Hampshire. I'm a junior in high school. The last time I did a school sport was Track and Field for a week in seventh grade, but I was like really underweight so it wasn't too easy and I quit. The first Survivor season I watched was Gabon where Corinne slayed my life. I'm only 5'4" so people think I'm like three years younger than I really am. I work at a pizza place (which is why it took me so long to answer your question). I came in second in my middle school's spelling bees twice where I lost to a pothead when I was in 6th, and a 5th grader when I was in 8th. When I was young I watched trashy television with my mom (Flavor of Love, Shot at Love with Tila Tequila, Next, etc) on a daily basis. Survivor is my favorite TV show now and I religiously watch even if I have to study for a test that's the next day. My favorite Survivor overall is Trish Hegarty because she's strategic, old, not afraid to fight, and lives near me. For some reason, I have an irrational fear of spooky ass red lights and I am trypophobic. 2. Give me a full list of moves that YOU made by YOURSELF. In Survivor, I don't think that someone can pull off a move entirely alone, so I will list moves I feel I had a big part in making happen. Zach- Zach betrayed me and told Alf (who I was targeting at the time) that I was trying to get him out. I was able to convince Alf that I did no such thing, and instead it was Zach just trying to break the bond. I acted on him being a crazy player and was able to get votes against him. Alf- Alf and I were allies, but I was extremely wary of his skill at the game so I solidified my allies and rounded up the minority to vote him out. All this while keeping it secret from him and Tyler P to avoid him making a counterattack on me/playing his idol. Fitz- Even though "any bozo can make a split vote plan" it's still a move. I was the one that Fitz told he had an idol (he most likely told other people as well, but he told me and I went to everyone in the alliance with the information) and suggested that we make the easy split 2-2-2 to avoid any idol play that would have taken out Tyler P. 3. Say something nice about me <3 (I'm a narcissistic bitch). Though we did not talk a lot throughout the season, I can tell through what I saw in the tribe chat that you are really funny and I loved how you "accidentally" posted that picture of yourself in the tribe chat, which made Tyler the host keep randomly posting it again in the tribe chat. Before we made the merge and I saw you were tight with TF, you were definitely someone I thought it would be fun to work with. 4. Give me the reason as to why you voted me out. At this vote, I was talking to Heather about voting Ali out, and she told me that you were a bigger threat than him and I agreed. It wasn't my decision. 5. Tell me why the OTHER person deserves to win. It's no secret his social game was far better than mine and he did a good job at hiding behind bigger targets. 6. Give me three NEGATIVE Character traits about your opposition. 1. His physical game. He wasn't individually immune once time and usually didn't score too high at all. What would he have done at the final four if I hadn't won immunity, but Heather did? Whether it be him thinking he didn't need it, or just not being good at them, his scores were lacking. 2. His ability to show that he was truly strategic and talking strategy with allies. I don't think there was a single time in this game where Seth came to me (who was his ally) before the Heather vote with the idea of a vote. Whenever I talked strategically to someone in the alliance other than Tyler P about a vote, it was always Heather, never him. This makes me believe he wasn't as influencial in the votes as he is saying. 3. I feel like a big flaw in his game is how he says that he was planning on taking Heather out at the final 4 for basically the entire game. With how clearly dominant in challenges Heather was (literally winning immunity for the tribe after mutiny, not to mention her immunities in Cape Verde) it seems extremely risky to purposely wait that long to take her out. It was by luck that she wasn't immune when he tried to take her out because if I wasn't immune, it is very safe to assume Heather would have had the necklace, because I doubt with Seth's score record, he'd be beating her in the challenge. It sounds more like a last minute plan.

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A reply to Sole Survivor Francesca Hogi

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·5/1/2015

Hey Ali, I just want to apologize for any time in the game where you feel as though I was rude to you or wronged you. I appreciate the amount you dragged me in your speech because you most likely could have went even harder than me. So thank you for sparing me. Please say moves which you actually did not a fake one I admit, postmerge I did not have as much control over voting as I thought I did. I do believe I had power before the mutiny, however. I was the one leading the Zach blindside as he was a chaotic player that decided to backstab me so early on. I couldn't have him staying in the game very long and took him out as soon as I could. The other move I believe I had control over was the Alf vote. I was able to solidify an alliance against him, recruit the minority that just tried to vote me out, and keep it a secret from him and Tyler P (which ended up working especially in our favor because Alf had an idol). Will you be mad if I didnt vote for you to win? No I won't be mad. If you don't think I deserve your vote, that's my fault, not yours. What is the real reason you voted me? (not bitter at all love you as a friend) I stated it in my answer for Evan's question why I voted you out, but I will explain it again for you. I felt as though you had a guaranteed three votes going into FTC as the Double Patos (in my opinion) were definitely voting for you to win. This would basically force me to win over every other vote on the jury which I thought would be extremely difficult. I thought Seth and I had a similar group of friends, so neither of us had a significant advantage over eachother just due to being friends. I feel as though it is more of a battle of gameplay instead of just tribal ties and friendships. PLEASE SAY SOMETHING GOOD EVERYONE IN THE JURY DID! Evan- He made the right choice in flipping to split up the pair of Xavier and I. He really tried to make amends with me, but I didn't sincerely accept them. Jessy- Such an erratic strategist, which I love. She wasn't afraid to stir up drama (ex. the fake idol) when she felt it was necessary to keep her in the game. She was really nice, loyal to those that deserved it, and smart, which is probably why the plan to vote out Eden at the final 9 failed and she went home. Tyler F- Another huge powerhouse in this game. He was able to keep all the Double Patos super loyal to him. I don't exactly know all of what he did premerge, but it seems as though he had a leadership over the Patos tribe which is commendable. Eden- Eden was super loyal to his alliance and was the last person I would've thought to approach with a move against Tyler F. I think the way he handled the loss of Tyler F was appropriate and not overbearing. He seemed to have a good attitude the whole way which I liked. Fitz- He tried so hard to gain the majority back for Patos, and never gave up in his attempts to swing the vote in his favor. He was the first person to talk to me from the Double Patos group I never met, so I appreciated that. If he was immune at the final six, and wasn't targeting Tyler P, I definitely would've probably tried to work with him. He deserved a little more time in this game. Tyler P- He was an amazing ally and friend for me throughout the entire merge. He is a great player and definitely one of my favorite people I met this season. He was really self aware premerge and had a plan for himself if the mutiny never occurred. He mutinied and was still able to avoid being voted out at that one tribal NuPatos attended. He's just really great. Heather- Heather was amazing in being able to get so far after literally winning a season while she was also playing in this one. She practically owned the merge and voted correctly every time until her elimination. Ali- You did a good job at trying to befriend everyone while at the same time making it so no one was actively trying to take you out. You were able to outlast each threat in this game and only got votes when: the votes were split, you were a last ditch effort for TP to stay in the game, and when you were one of the two options.

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A reply to Typoirier

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/30/2015

1.) If you could relate your gameplay to someone from the CBS show's gameplay, who would you pick and why? This question is really cool. Alright, so I believe two contestants from the actual show define my game. Pre-merge it is Shirin, post-merge it is Kelly Wiglesworth. Shirin: Like Shirin, I was a part of a super fan duo that everyone knew about, and everyone talked about. Xavier and I would just talk about the game all the time, and I can only imagine our names were brought up a lot for the vote. I ended up surviving, though I believe I fought more to stay in pre-merge than Shirin and actually made some moves. If I am Shirin, Xavier is Max, and like Max, he was taken out before me. After he was taken out, my gameplan changed and I had to readjust a lot. Kelly: Like Kelly Wiglesworth, I was oblivious to the true power pair in the game (Rudy-Rich/Seth-Heather) which caused me to stay loyal after being approached many times by the other side with the idea of flipping. Towards the end of the game, when I realized just how low I was on the totem pole of the alliance, I kicked up my physical game to win a string of immunities in a row, and made it to the end. 2.) Name one way that your gameplay was more deserving of the win than Seth's, and one way that Seth is more deserving of the win. I think one thing that everyone is over looking is how much I had to overcome in this game. As early as day nine, I was already backstabbed, but literally talked my way out of it by convincing Alf, that Zach was lying to just break the alliance we had. Then I distanced myself from Alf and formed another alliance to take out one of the biggest threats in the game. Knowing your bond with Alf, I didn't let you in on the plan, and it worked out exactly as I wanted. So I worked my way from the bottom to the top, not to mention (refering back to my Shirin comparison) people knew Xavier and I were a pair, and that was another hurdle to overcome because it increased the size of the target on my back. Then after the mutiny, I ended up being put back into the minority, but I survived, and fought my way to establish a spot at the merge. After Evan was the merge boot, you and I were the only Cerros left. We could have easily been taken out, but weren't. Whether that be your doing, my doing, or neither of ours, I overcame that mega-minority with the game I played. If I hadn't won those immunities I would've been gone. I had to work and spend so much time on those challenges to keep myself in, while Seth hid behind Heather until he HAD to take her out. 3.) Do you think you played a primarily mental game, physical game, or social game? Which of these 3 was your weakest? Similar to the first question, I think my game differs from pre-merge to post-merge. Premerge I believe that my game was more social. Like I said earlier, I talked my way out of a failed move I tried to make against Alf, and he believed it. I tried to make bonds with everyone, but I'm kind of emotional so when I felt as though the other person wasn't really interested in talking to me, I wasn't interested in talking to them. Even with the target I had from being with Xavier, I was still able to gain allies in Evan, Nick, and Cali (Cali to a lesser extent). I feel like the people I worked to be friendly with, actually ended up connecting to me, and is a large part of how I made it this far. After I was betrayed, I honestly did not see myself even getting to the mutiny, but I made it this far. My weakest aspect would be my physical game, as obviously Cerro wasn't exactly amazing in challenges. Even though I did try, if I had the same amount of drive to win like I did in the last three individual immunity challenges, I feel like we could have won more, or at least make the difference in scores smaller. Ironically, during the merge I see a complete 180. The only person I worked on socially was you, and I believe that working with you helped my game a great amount, though it wasn't very smart to solely put effort into you. I was stupid to rely on bonds that I thought were established (Jessy, Heather, Seth), which caused me to be aloof when it came to what was going on around me. Also, I thought that it was a better idea to act wishy-washy to moves with the minority, than to lie and say I was working with them. This obviously was not the smart thing to do. Clearly my physical is the strongest portion of my merge gameplay as I would not be here without the final three immunities. Me being immune forced the other three to cannibalize as I was obviously the next one out.

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A reply to JayBaee

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/30/2015

Who would be the least deserving final two and why? Well in my opinion, if I was on the jury this season, the final 2 I would want to see least would be Seth vs Ali. In my opinion, both had move makers doing the work for them, and relied on them to get far. How would Seth have faired without Heather? How would Ali have faired without you or Tyler F? I don't know, but I can assume not too well, but I do know for sure that it'd be a really sad vote for me to cast. Biggest flaws in the game: This game has showed me that I am a lot more gullible than I previously thought. Most the of the premerge I was a paranoid mess that ended up being successful, but at the merge I tried to calm down and not be so crazy. This led me to believe people were definitely voting with me after just a few conversations. Examples of this include thinking that Eden was definitely going home at the Jessy vote, thinking that you and Ali were flipping to me at the Tyler F vote, believing Heather when she told me that everything she said about me to you was a way to calm you down, believing you had the idol, and believing Ali when he said he would vote with me. I'm not gonna act as though I played perfectly because I never thought I did, and hearing these speeches just reinforces that. I also was clearly unaware to things going on in the game, because no one ever told me that these things happened and I never caught on. It sucks finding out weeks after the fact that you didn't have as much involvement in something as you thought.

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A reply to Tylerjordan93

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/30/2015

Hey Tyler, I just want to say that I would have loved seeing how this season would differ if I was the Patos returnee. What attributes do you think you have that put you in the seat you're in right now that I don't have that put me over here where I'm standing? I think the attribute I have that allowed me to get this far was my ability to avoid being the main target. Sure, my name was written down during the merge, but before Tyler P went home, that was the only time where I believe people were actively trying to get me out. For someone who really only had one true ally in a tribe of nine and after returning from a season where I overcame a 9-2 minority, I'm surprised I wasn't targeted constantly. Even on Cerro there was talk of you being a threat once we merged, but I think that just coincides with how well you've played in the past. Give me one reason why the person next to you does not deserve to win this game. I think that Seth has a reliance on Heather that is the reason he is still in this game. My speech may not have been great, but at least I attempted to outline moves I did. Seth on the other hand states very little about his gameplay, but luckily his ally Heather comes in and has so much to say about how great his game was. Where was this in his speech? Sounds to me like he is being credited too much for stuff he didn't do. I think the person that deserves to win in that duo is the clear brains behind everything, Heather, not Seth. So why give Seth the vote for Heather's gameplay? Give me one member of the jury that does not deserve to be the Sole Survivor of this game. Though he is an underdog due to being the last Double Patos in the game, I think Ali would be the least deserving. His social game was not too great as after you left, he was basically saying in the tribe chat how sad he was that you went home instead of me. Saying stuff like that hurts, but I guess that thought didn't cross his mind. I also believe that he just did whatever anyone from Post Mutiny Patos did, and after that, it was whatever Heather did. I don't think he really tried to make any big moves and whenever I tried to work with him, he would say yes, then just not. That's not a great way to play, in my opinion.

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A reply to Heatherjac

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/30/2015

1. How is it strategic being rude to Ali? I don't recall being rude to Ali before the final three (I'll get into that later). After the Tyler P vote (I'm looking at the messages right now) I literally said "So now im gone right" and he tried cheering me up, so I started trying to work with him to make a move against you. If that's bullying that I'm a really terrible person. After the tie when Ali didn't vote you, I said "Why Ali, why? Why did you vote with Heather?" to which he replied "She got in my head" so I said "Vote her out on the revote, because none of us have a chance against her." Actually, he told me that you were calling him a goat and you were saying he had no idea how to play. So it seems like you were bullying him in that scenario. At the final three, I did get mad at Ali. After we had been talking for a while and I thought we had bonded, he told me that there is no way he is taking me to the end if he wins, and that hurt because it would mean that once again I was the day 38 boot on a season that I thought (obviously you disagree) I did a lot of work on. I tried convincing him that the people who he thought would "definitely like me" actually like Seth better. So I said that I'll try to make the jury vote for Seth in that situation. Yes, I understand this isn't nice but I was just trying to make me the person he would've brought to the end. He interpreted it as me saying "you have no shot at winning this game." Then he proceeded to blow it up in the tribe chat four hours after the discussion even took place, so I was mad. I basically told him "can you not do this right now" and we had a GIF battle, then we made up. I really don't understand where I was berating him because the final 3 altercation is the only time I was rude to him. I literally apologized to him for being wishy-washy about the Fitz vote. So if that's rude, again, I'm dispicable. 2. Why vote Evan? It's funny how you said that you wanted to keep Jessy and Tyler F in the game so they kept fighting and you could sneak by, because that is literally the exact same thing I wanted to happen for Tyler P and I. I was hoping to make a repeat of Mongolia where me and one other person flipped between alliances, but obviously that didn't turn out happening. 3. Would you have gone to the end with Tyler P? Yes I would have. Prior to listening to your speech and hearing that Tyler P did a lot of strategizing with you, I felt as though I had control of his vote. I thought that it was me making decisions, and he was just giving input. I guess that was wrong, however, so I would've gone to the end with him and lost. Either way I would have loved to see two Cerros in the final two. 4. Did you ask Josh? Absolutely not. I think you and I both know Josh acts out of impulse. I remember the day you are referring to. I was bringing him home from school and he is like "Ok Heather told me that I needed to call her to strategize for CV." and I'm like "Really Josh? Can't you do that when you get home because I really don't want to be with you for that." and he said "No I don't have time when I get home, this is the only time I can do it." So I just let him. I didn't ask him to ask you anything, and honestly I don't even remember what you said in that call. When he brought up Chile with you, knowing I was there, I was actually mad at him because he should know better than to do that. So sorry if that sketched you out, but its just another Josh being Josh moment.

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/30/2015

And onto the questions for us both: 1) What went down during my vote? Who was behind it, who just went along with it? Did any of you two have a larger part in it than the other? I think I’ve gotten enough information to know what happened but I want to hear it from you guys and see if you’re telling the truth or just giving me bullshit. During your vote, I was still stinging over losing Xavier and Nick. After establishing trust in Tyler P, I talked to the other side about you being a threat and most likely having an idol. At first I don't think they listened, but Ali (I'm pretty sure) told Tyler F basically what I said, about you having an idol. After that they were interested in the vote. Seth and Heather also joined in after realizing there was no way I hadn't flipped. So I think I was either behind it, or just had a big part in making it your name instead of Jessy's. 2) What aspects of the game were you better/worse in compared to your fellow finalist? I think Seth played this game more as a floater, from what I saw. He was behind Tyler F pre-mutiny, while relaying information back to Jessy, then was behind Jessy and Heather after the mutiny. It honestly shocked me when Seth approached me to take out Heather because I thought he was just going to follow her to the end. Something that I do commend Seth for is his ability to consistently not get targeted. The only time he got votes pre-merge were from Pydo and I, and honestly it was just a throwaway because I knew there was no way that your four was being broken. Then it took until the final four when we took out Heather for him to get votes again. It is pretty impressive.

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/30/2015

Hey Evan, I really liked reading your speech haha. Obviously what you care about it the answers though, so: 1) Why vote Ali out? A lot of us here can agree when I say that you would’ve won pretty damn easily if you did vote Ali at the F3. I'm gonna be honest here, I felt as though Ali would have had the Double Patos votes guaranteed, and with some people that didn't want to vote me, he could have won. I feel like any friends on the jury Seth has, I also have so it would have ended up a battle of better game instead of a popularity contest. I could very well be wrong in that assumption, however, but I hope not. 2) Had you and Tyler P gained numbers when, in actuality, he went home, were you going to take him to the end (and if so, why?) No question about it, yes. I promised him a final two and when I sincerely promise something to someone I do not easily break it. I wanted to see us to overcome the 7-2 minority together and have both seats in the final two. That would have been an amazing underdog story. I also felt like I was more of the head of the duo because there would be times where immediately after the vote I'd go to Tyler and say "Okay, we have a big decision to make" and then give two options. My game of using Tyler as a shield must have really worked better than I thought if the jury is thinking I was being dictated by him. I hope Tyler doesn't get mad from me saying this, but there were literally times where I would tell him the vote, and he'd come on a few hours later and tell me he voted. It was me dictating him, if anything.

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A reply to JessyPop

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/30/2015

Hey Jessy, there are definitely some votes this season that I wasn't behind, or even part of. I'll just explain votes that I believe I had either a big part in or was behind. Premerge: Zach: He betrayed me so Xavier and I turned the tables on him. Alf: Xavier and I were leading the group against Alf. Xavier recruited Tyler M, I got Cali, and I solidified bonds with Evan and Nick to make sure they were with us. Merge: Evan: I got the Double Patos to target him by saying he must have the idol. Seth also told me that he decided to vote Evan as well because he and Heather knew I was flipping. I tried to make Evan feel as though I wasn't flipping to avoid any moves being made against me. Tyler F: It was pretty much universally agreed upon that he needed to go. I tried to get Ali and Fitz to flip and that didn't work, but the bond Tyler P and I had led him to use his idol on me to make it a 4-0. Fitz: It was my idea to split the votes 2-2-2 because Fitz told me he had an idol and was playing it on himself. I didn't feel like having someone in the alliance go home so I suggested that TP and I vote Ali, while Heather and Seth voted Fitz. The revote was easy as the primary target was Fitz, and he didn't play an idol. Heather: I wanted to get Heather out and talked to Ali about it. I didn't feel like Seth would be open to flipping so I didn't talk to him until he approached me with the same idea. After Ali decided to not vote for Heather, I convinced him on the revote to not make it a tie breaker between Seth and Heather because Heather was clearly the biggest threat left and would've beaten Seth in the tie breaker. Ali: I was the only one voting. If you want any more clarification, just ask! ^_^

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/29/2015

Jace: In Mongolia, you fell one day short of day 39 and potentially winning that season. Now, 2 seasons later, in Chile, you have a confirmed spot in FTC. How are you feeling right now?
I'M SCREAMING, omg I was soooo afraid of being the day 38 boot AGAIN.

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/29/2015

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A reply to ForeverTyC

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88ZombieCarlLarceibmoz88·4/29/2015

Kangilinnguit, Greenland http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kangilinnguit

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