Don't let the cheese hit me!!
Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 8:47 pm
Amazing Race was funny tonight!
It was hysterical! That was one of the funniest challenges I've ever seen.cindy.wellman wrote:Amazing Race was funny tonight!
This happened several times by accident.christie1111 wrote:That whole thing was funny.
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But could they have given them more flimsy carriers.
Why did they not figure out they could just roll them down and pick them up at the bottom!
I don't know...but I would have in that! What's the penalty? A 30 minute delay to check in? That's what it is every time someone reads a clue wrong and skips a step or forgets something. There must be more of a penalty, otherwise I can't see why people wouldn't skip them left and right, and hope they're just 30 minutes ahead of at least one other team.Jeemie wrote:This happened several times by accident.christie1111 wrote:That whole thing was funny.
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But could they have given them more flimsy carriers.
Why did they not figure out they could just roll them down and pick them up at the bottom!
Did anyone do it on purpose?
And kudos to the couple that actually did the challenge "correctly" (the ones that showed they had no mud on their pants).
PS Has there ever been a team where both members chickened out of a scary stunt? I was wondering if that would happen tonight.
You were right! Good memory!!!kroxquo wrote:I seem to recall that when Rob & Amber were on, there was a detour that involved eating something and Rob decided that they couldn't do it and skipped it and convinced several other teams to skip it also so that they would not be the only ones. I think All the the teams that did were assessed a penalty of several hours (4 maybe).
Don't the Swiss yodel all the time? Whatever would make that couple think that following the sound of the yodelers would bring them to the finish line?peacock2121 wrote:Then, not being able to find the yodelers and dropping back in place was stoopid.
Indeed glad to see the newest bickersons candidates go early and would be happy to see the cryer go next. Too bad for the guy who seems to be into it but it is a team game.Jeemie wrote:Yes- quality stuff.
Now, if only the crying lady gets eliminated next week (the ones the scenes show gets lost next week), I'm good to go.
I never had two teams annoy me right from the start the way her team, and the team that got eliminated, did.
The stews don't really do much for me (in fact they kinda annoyed me, they can be the third to leave right after the cryer. Or maybe even second if the cryer's husband can carry her for one more episode.) but the Cheerleaders have plugged directly into my red head obsession! Although they don't appear to have much chance long term. One never knows though.a1mamacat wrote:For some strange reason, Big J is cheering for the flight attendants, and or the Cheerleaders.
They also don't appear to be real redheads.tanstaafl2 wrote:The stews don't really do much for me (in fact they kinda annoyed me, they can be the third to leave right after the cryer. Or maybe even second if the cryer's husband can carry her for one more episode.) but the Cheerleaders have plugged directly into my red head obsession! Although they don't appear to have much chance long term. One never knows though.a1mamacat wrote:For some strange reason, Big J is cheering for the flight attendants, and or the Cheerleaders.
He had to use his head, for she is useless.peacock2121 wrote:Crying lady's husband used his head for that cheese challenge. He is going to get very tired having her on his back. Seems to me, one would do some sort of conditioning before going on this show - they have seen it, right?
Then, not being able to find the yodelers and dropping back in place was stoopid.
She really was/is.Jeemie wrote:He had to use his head, for she is useless.peacock2121 wrote:Crying lady's husband used his head for that cheese challenge. He is going to get very tired having her on his back. Seems to me, one would do some sort of conditioning before going on this show - they have seen it, right?
Then, not being able to find the yodelers and dropping back in place was stoopid.
Don't shatter the illusion!peacock2121 wrote:They also don't appear to be real redheads.tanstaafl2 wrote:The stews don't really do much for me (in fact they kinda annoyed me, they can be the third to leave right after the cryer. Or maybe even second if the cryer's husband can carry her for one more episode.) but the Cheerleaders have plugged directly into my red head obsession! Although they don't appear to have much chance long term. One never knows though.a1mamacat wrote:For some strange reason, Big J is cheering for the flight attendants, and or the Cheerleaders.
Yes, she is a cougarish 52 and he is 43. Although he certainly looks closer to 52 at times...peacock2121 wrote:She really was/is.Jeemie wrote:He had to use his head, for she is useless.peacock2121 wrote:Crying lady's husband used his head for that cheese challenge. He is going to get very tired having her on his back. Seems to me, one would do some sort of conditioning before going on this show - they have seen it, right?
Then, not being able to find the yodelers and dropping back in place was stoopid.
I recall reading that she is also a bit older than he is.
Older yes, but I don't think she meets the other criteria to be labeled a cougar...a little too frumpy and irritating for that! I'm an aspiring cougar, I have to protect the "breed"...we can't let just anyone in!!tanstaafl2 wrote:Yes, she is a cougarish 52 and he is 43. Although he certainly looks closer to 52 at times...peacock2121 wrote:She really was/is.Jeemie wrote: He had to use his head, for she is useless.
I recall reading that she is also a bit older than he is.
Given they have been married 17 years according to their bio it means she was about 35 and he was 26 at the time.
Been there, done that, enjoyed it, at least briefly...
There could be frumpy cougars I suppose, they just wouldn't typically get as much air time so we wouldn't know about them as much.sunflower wrote:Older yes, but I don't think she meets the other criteria to be labeled a cougar...a little too frumpy and irritating for that! I'm an aspiring cougar, I have to protect the "breed"...we can't let just anyone in!!tanstaafl2 wrote:Yes, she is a cougarish 52 and he is 43. Although he certainly looks closer to 52 at times...peacock2121 wrote: She really was/is.
I recall reading that she is also a bit older than he is.
Given they have been married 17 years according to their bio it means she was about 35 and he was 26 at the time.
Been there, done that, enjoyed it, at least briefly...
I will not remind you.tanstaafl2 wrote:Don't shatter the illusion!peacock2121 wrote:They also don't appear to be real redheads.tanstaafl2 wrote: The stews don't really do much for me (in fact they kinda annoyed me, they can be the third to leave right after the cryer. Or maybe even second if the cryer's husband can carry her for one more episode.) but the Cheerleaders have plugged directly into my red head obsession! Although they don't appear to have much chance long term. One never knows though.
I suspect you are correct but it is a better look than going platinum blonde when you are in reality a dark brunette. At least to me. Other people no doubt feel otherwise.
Indeed it was. However I'm a little puzzled about the "cheese challenge". The instructions clearly stated to use the traditional cheese carriers, yet most teams either hauled the wheels by hand or gathered up what rolled to the bottom. Either there was some serious editing going on (i.e. the couples got new carriers) or the rules have changed regarding following the instructions for the challenge. I thought sure that most of the teams would be penalized because they didn't follow directions.cindy.wellman wrote:Amazing Race was funny tonight!
I believe the clue said something to that effect.MarleysGh0st wrote:Don't the Swiss yodel all the time? Whatever would make that couple think that following the sound of the yodelers would bring them to the finish line?peacock2121 wrote:Then, not being able to find the yodelers and dropping back in place was stoopid.