SURVIVOR

[TRAVLINLOT]

Looks like Ozzie the hottie is going to be the one........ anyone else thing he's hot? ......seen better, seen worse, but there's something about his look and how he carries himself makes me nuts! I'd love to !

[stripfan]

here is a link to shots of ozzy nude

 

http://www.beasleyuncut.com/OzzySurvivor.html

 

stripfan

[Guest]

He's not my physical ideal, but I think he's the studdiest Survivor contestant of all time. I've never wanted a contestant to win more than I've wanted Ozzie to win. Adam sure is the more handsome stud, but if I had to pick a husband, it would be Ozzie, hands down (or hands all over the guy). :9

[Samai139]

I've been cheering Ozzie on since the very beginning. He's the "real" thing to me. The combination of the eyes, the mouth, the hair, and the developing body---yum.

During last night's episode, I was ticked when CBS, or somebody, fuzzed/blurred out the peeks of his pubic hair while he was standing at the elimination pit. Why? The American public can see nearly bare boobs, and women's asses, but not a man's pubic hair?

I am afraid thought that Ozzie won't win---Yul, and his harem seem to be able to control the outcome because he has the Immunity Idol.

I cannot for the life of me, figure out why Rebecca hasn't been voted off. She and Sundra are useless, as far as rewards and eliminations.

[Bilbo]

I think that Yul is hot, full of compassion, has a great smile. Again, not maybe the best eye candy chest, but definitely the one I would most enjoy meeting.

Ozzie is my second choice, partly because of the way that early on he talked the rest of his team into losing a competition on purpose so that they could get rid of one particular person. Is that a new definition of good sportsmanship or something? }(

[JT Brooklyn]

Ozzie is Cute..He sure knows how to Party! My kind of Guy! LOL

:P

[Guest Jocoluver]

I want Ozzie to win. He is fantastic at the challenges and has out lasted to this point. Outwit? I like the way he has played the game: not clearly backstabbed any one, low profile, on decent terms with most players. Very deserving to win -- and I bet he's a grower, too :9

[TRAVLINLOT]

I'm kinda shocked....... really expected Ozzie to win..... oh well, thats how it goes, I guess......

[+ purplekow]

Ozzie got hosed. If Becky had been any kind of threat, Ozzie might have won with the opposition vote splitting between Becky and Yul. But he lost my support when he refused to go ahead and knock the immunity from Yul when Adam offered it. He and Sundra and Adam could have voted for Yul, one of People's Sexiest Man of the Year profilees, and Yul would have used to immunity to knock out Adam, who by my standards was the man get alone in a tent. In fact, at home several times when Adam was on the screen there was a tent in my living room. Then, once Yul lost the last challenge, the ladies and Ozzie could have voted Yul off.

 

Probably much too much information for this site, but hey its late and my fingers are wide awake.

[Guest alanm]

I would have voted for Ozzy too. He won all spects of ICs, including besting Yul in several difficult puzzles. Guess Ozzy was too much of a loner at camp. Race was a factor; Candice was a much better player than Becky or Sundra. To be fair, Candice's mutiny and 'relationship' with Adam went against her. Like Jonathan, Candice had a strong personality, not a good thing on Survivor. On Jonathan, he never got the fact that his fellow contestants were his equals on the island, not kids. He called Ozzy a kid in his question tonight.

 

Finally on the JP/Brad 'relationship', people on the Internet seem unhappy that it wasn't mention (if it even is still happening). I am vaguely interested, but both guys were voted off fairly early so the audience did not get to know them.

[Guest]

Ozzy was the best provider and the most skillful player in every way except verbally. The slick lawyer Yul won on his verbal skills alone. How typical of the American courtroom and American society in general. It's all rhetoric over substance. It's why Yul won $1 Million, why Bush Jr. keeps winning Presidential elections, and why meritless plaintiffs and trial lawyers keep raking in the big bucks.

[Guest zipperzone]

>Ozzy was the best provider and the most skillful player in

>every way except verbally. The slick lawyer Yul won on his

>verbal skills alone. How typical of the American courtroom

>and American society in general. It's all rhetoric over

>substance. It's why Yul won $1 Million, why Bush Jr. keeps

>winning Presidential elections, and why meritless plaintiffs

>and trial lawyers keep raking in the big bucks.

 

Bush Jr. has verbal skills? You're kidding, right? He can hardly construct a sentence!

[Damascene]

Yul won because a mixture of physical prowess (sent to exile isle as most physical fit on his tribe), luck (no one found the idol before him), intelligence (he used the brains to find the idol and how to use the idol) and a social ability (at least better than ozzy). Ozzy had more physical prowess but I am not sure he had more of the other three. Survivor is a social game - you are dependent on other peoples votes.

 

It is like being an escort. Often it is the ones with best social skills that prosper than the ones with best physical prowess.

[Guest alanm]

All true. But, Yul had a big advantage over Ozzy from the beginnning.

Yul and Becky were Asian and lawyers who formed an alliance that held to the end. If Becky, who made the Final Three, had not been on "Survivor"

this season, Ozzy would have won.

[Guest PWIT]

>If Becky, who made the Final Three, had

>not been on "Survivor"

>this season, Ozzy would have won.

 

I must admit I only caught one or two episodes so I speak with no authority on the the show....but even if one person had changed or not been there, one could argue that the whole dynamics and outcome would have been different and possibly yield a totally different outcome.

[Louis]

I only saw a couple of the shows...I thought Yul had a great body. Lots of brains too. I had hoped he would win.

Louis

[Guest]

Which just shows that it's more important to tell people what they want to hear than to have an actually rational argument (so it seems, in the U.S. anyways).