Eh, I don't really have anything pithy to say about this.
I don't have anything against Whip-Snap, per se; she seemed capable enough most of the time, but the constant crying and harping on her rough childhood was getting very old.
I think Hygena actually deserved to leave this time, but eh. Her days are numbered anyway, since to my mind there are only two real heroes on that show: Hyperstrike and The Defuser, who needs to watch his back since this was his second time on the red block. I'm worried that if he goes up there again, he's gone.
My money is on Hyperstrike; not only has he never been up for elimination, but he's got that infectious grin and goofy good-natured wholesomeness that Stan goes ga-ga over.
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I find your lack of pithiness disturbing...
ReplyDelete...and I don't think you know what that word means.
But I don't like Hyperstrike :(
ReplyDeleteTau: Pithy means "concise and full of meaning."
ReplyDeleteDon't ever accuse me of not knowing my vocabulary!
Nathan: sucks to be you, then!
You're mean. That was very offensive. I'm never reading this again.
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