Post by becky on Aug 8, 2016 4:53:48 GMT
Heeey lovelies xoxo
First of all I want to say congratulations to both of you. Even though neither of you cared about steve's angels as much as I did, and even though you both helped slit my throat, I'm happy that the F2 is represented by both the angels. <3
I'm sure you're both expecting me to write up a bitter pissy speech about how awful you both were to me and how you both treated me incredibly poorly and how neither of you deserve to win.
And you're half right!
Shelli:
I REALLY respect your game. At the time, I was pissed that you put me up but honestly -- I was planning on putting you up if I won HoH the round I left. So like, I cannot be mad at you in any way shape or form. And you obviously had a great game that I only saw a part of. During the live round I expected you to at least touch the block because like -- you had won alternating HoHs for the past couple rounds! It was a no brainer to me for you to go up.
My question to you is to go a little bit more in depth about your game. What did you do socially and strategically to ensure that you were never a final nominee on the block? Your opening was a bit lacking, and your physical game speaks or itself. But I want to see a bit more of the other aspects of your game, since I obviously did not see them.
Steve:
Steve steve steve..
Honestly Steve I have a LOT to say about you, but I'll give you the sparknotes. First of all, I want to say that I really do enjoy you on a personal level and I hope that we can be friends without you having the pressure of trying to simultaneously please an entire cast of people. First off, let's highlight a part of your opening statement.
The reason why I played it was because I was trying to do it differently. Be inconsiderate to the person leaving, tell everyone who’s left what happened and why they wouldn’t vote for me. (Becky. I called myself Steve the Bitch for about a week following your eviction). It’s not a clean strategy, but it enabled me to always look like someone who COULD go home, but why would I?
Do you remember when you told me that you random.org'd your nominations, and I told you that I've never seen someone who claimed they random.org a decision ACTUALLY random.org a decision?
Well, similarly, I have never seen someone who played the "hurr durr I was just ACTING like a dick so I'd stay in the game" card ACTUALLY act like a dick for strategy. It's a classic thing I see goats post in their opening statements all the time. Hell, I have posted things like that in opening statements in order to try to justify my actions. But they almost NEVER actually meant it.
Also, I don't want to steal Arlie's thunder too much, but your exchange with him in the eviction thread was classless man. Like, it was a very low thing to do, and I don't think any part of that was ~strategic~ although you can feel free to claim it was.
Steve Moses, I honestly think you were just too afraid to tell me I was leaving. And I mean you aren't alone, but it still honestly hurts that you didn't say a fucking word to me. You didn't even fucking message me after the fact either. Like what gives? You told me week 1 that you really liked me and I was your #1. And while yes, I know our relationship changed when sherlock blew up our alliance, but you were still someone I viewed as a friend in the house. And I expected some god damn courtesy from you.
I have a couple pointed questions for you
1) Were you EVER being honest with me when you told me I was your #1?
2) Be honest -- how did you feel about me being in a side alliance with Naeha/Kels/Nick. Because, Steve Moses, I told you because I 100% trusted you and I didn't want to keep any secrets from you. But how did you react? You made that big alliance with howard and arlie and just blatantly excluded me from it, then you kept on targeting people in the side alliance (sorry Nae). Did it make you uncomfortable that I was in a side alliance? Were you upset? Be honest with me Steve.
Also
I ask any of you upset with me this question, where in the rules does it say that the winner of the game needs to be polite and trustworthy? It doesn’t.
Where in the rules does it say I have to vote for you to win for playing a "strong game that subverts expectations." It doesn't. I acknowledge that you subverted expectations, but unfortunately you subverted them in a very negative way Steve.
That's about it. I have more I could write down, but I think i've said too much already Steve.
If it's not clear, my vote is definitely going in one direction. But Steve if you answer these questions honestly and whole heartedly, and show some class in your other answers then...who knows? Maybe I'll change my mind.
That's it best of luck you two