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Post by Jase Wirey on Sept 12, 2010 18:31:09 GMT -5
Well, first of all, congrats, Rachel, James for making it this far. As much as I wish I could say it should have been me, I'm not going to take away from your big time with my rambling about that. I'm in the awkward position right now, as someone who wants to be a fair juror, of seeing my biggest ally and the player I talked with the very most in the final 2 against the player I was spoken to nearly the very least of anyone in this game. Rachel, we haven't talked or interacted a whole hell of a lot in this game. My most vivid memory is you telling me how you wanted to castrate me (which I found pretty funny tbh). I've seen so little of your side of things in this game, and as hyped up as you are, it's hard to appreciate something you have never seen and don't understand. So...my question is this: Who are you, both as a person and as a player? James, you're an obnoxious, moderately immature, arrogant fucker. I think there's little denying that at this point, and that's what a lot of people tend to see you as, and nothing else. I never really got much of your bad side in this game, given the epic bromance of Jase & Crazy James, but a lot of people in this game have never gotten your good side. So, James, same question. Who are you, both as a person and as a player? For both of you, I'm a big fan of the idea that games are meant to be both fun and challenging. What was the most fun you had in this game? What was your personal most frustrating moment? Besides making the final 2, what was your most rewarding moment? And finally, to say your opponent didn't earn their place here would be extraordinarily arrogant. Both of you did what you could to get here, if in very different ways. It's my hope that you both respect the other, so my question is, what do you respect about your opponent? Why do they belong here standing next to you? And, that's it. Again, congrats to both of you.  |
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Post by Crazy Jamez Zinkand on Sept 12, 2010 23:31:08 GMT -5
As a person I am a filmmaker and animator. I make videos and vlogs and have a lot of fun doing so. I'm also a comedian. I love making jokes and just having fun. College student, junior.
As a player I'm definitely a little unstable and nuts at times. I can go overboard but I have a lot of fun doing so. I try my hardest no matter what, also. I never give up, ever.
The Sausage Fest chatrooms. Late night: Me, Dick, Adam, Jase, and Matt. So much fun, so many stupid laughs over nothing. You guys made this game a lot of fun for me. Thank you.
1. Allison winning HOH... twice.
2. Rachel winning that luck HOH.
3. That HOH challenge where I posted for 4 fucking hours! UGH!
Killing Alliwhore. She told me I wouldn't win HOH. I did. She told me I wouldn't win Veto. I did. She told me I didn't have the votes to get rid of her. I did.... Best! Moment! Ever!
What I respect about Rachel? She is forgiving. Even though we were huge enemies all game we both kind of became friend somehow. And I think that's pretty cool.
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Post by Rachel Reilly on Sept 13, 2010 16:01:47 GMT -5
Hi, Jase. It’s nice to finally see you talk on my end. I’m sure you feel the same way, but that’s most likely due to us being on opposite sides of the house and never really having a reason to communicate. I was a bit disappointed when you were evicted from the house, because I was one of the people who didn’t evict you. As much as you and I didn’t talk in the game, I still respected you as a player and as a person. From what I’ve seen around the boards in the past as well as right now, I’d say you’re a very intelligent person, just by the way you type and formulate your sentences, and I respect that so much. These days in ORGs, illiteracy and non-grammatical sentences are a new, common way of playing, and I honestly can’t stand it whatsoever. I know that I’ve been somewhat hyped up in this series, but this game is no comparison to how I can really play a game. I didn’t come into this game, guns blazing, ready to take tons of people out, and to win tons of competitions. No, that wasn’t my gameplay nor did it ever cross my mind as a way that I wanted to come across as a player in this season. I figured that I would just play to have fun and see how long I could last in this set of players as opposed to the players of Season 2, and from what I got, the players in this game were a lot more crazy and over the top, but I guess that’s what made this game enjoyable.
As a person, I think I can be one of the most nicest and forgiving people. I’m really bubbly, effervescent, and I try to make fun out of everything possible. Most of the things I say, for example, the comment that I wanted to castrate you, are just my unusual ways of breaking the ice and lightening the mood. I don’t like uncomfortable situations, so I always try to do a 180 and change it as soon as possible. In addition to those traits, I’m also very loyal. If we align in a game and stick to it through thick and thin, I’d have nothing but the utmost respect for you no matter what. I did that with my allies in this game. I stuck with them and never once turned my back on them. This goes back to Matt and Alison’s test of loyalty, and why it affected me so much. I didn’t agree with what he did and it ultimately cost him the game, and he deserved as such. It was a perfect example of karma and what happens when you betray someone’s trust for something so silly and spur of the moment. I, as a person, also have my faults. One’s my internet connection. LOL. But no, seriously? It sucks so bad. I can’t freaking stand it. But um, I also always tend to get a little frustrated a lot of the time and defensive too. Although frustration is bad, I always try to channel into determination and persistence in trying to accomplish something, which is what I did the week I won Head of Household. My defense comes in when someone is either attacking me as a person, outside a game I’m playing in, or even one of my close friends or allies. I won’t take it at all, just as I'm sure they wouldn't have others attacking me either.
The most fun I had in this game was trying to overcome all the obstacles that were set against me at the get go. A big guy alliance is dangerous, and just the thought that there was one in the house and I was its opposition at different intervals makes the whole situation a lot more exciting. I also had a lot more fun in this game because I had a target to go after more so than I did Season 2. I had obvious opponents and it just made it a lot more fun when they would drop like flies week after week and leave the game, especially when Kevin left Week 1, because I can’t stand him. Besides those reasons, I was also given the opportunity to make some previous relationships stronger and even make some new ones. I was glad to work with and meet people like Annie, and make a stronger relationship with others, for example, Alison. This game had a lot of rewards to it, so if I win or lose, I’ll still have that and I’ll be happy that I played to the F2 and was able to experience all that came with it. My most frustrating moment in this game was probably when Alison got evicted. I was honestly ready to let myself get evicted so that she could stay in this game, but that didn’t happen. AN ally lied to her and another didn’t evict me like I asked. It was frustrating and someone so deserving leaving the game so soon was a bit devastating to me. Alison did deserve to go very far.
My most rewarding moment in this game, was without a doubt, winning Head of Household and getting out Matt. He could have prevented that whole situation but that one mistake on his part was a huge mistake. I think that was for sure, my most rewarding moment. Being able to win that Head of Household really was a treat, and it was about time the power shifted into someone else’s hands. Moving onto your last statement, I agree entirely. I harbor nothing ill against James at all. I’ve said both to him and in some of my response so far, that he deserves to be in the end because he played a great game. Him and I had a lot of differences in the game and went at it on numerous occasions but at the end, it’s just a game. I forgave him and somehow we ended up being in this silly love/hate relationship, but a funny one nonetheless. I just don’t want to be completely ruled out by anything. He’s said in some of his responses that I don’t deserve to win at all and I find that a little unfair. Yes, I’m a past winner and I may not have won as many competitions, but for atleast making it to the end of this crazy game, I feel like I should get a chance and atleast some recognition for making it so far. Anyways, I hope I answered your questions Jase, and if you have anything else, let me know. I'll respect whichever way you cast your vote, so it's no hard feelings. Thanks, again!
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