Post by Mikecrossword on Oct 1, 2010 18:59:47 GMT -5
Come on, you knew it wasn’t going to be this easy...
Based on the oars you chose yesterday, you will be split up into 3 tribes of four depending on the number of vowels in the word you have chosen. As such here are your new tribes.
Hoodoo (one vowel)
Justin
Melky
New York
Tobin
Diablo (two vowels)
Edward
Jensen
Josh
Nick
Limbo (three vowels)
Betty
Emmy
Sandra
Wayne
Here’s how today’s challenge will work. In your new tribes, you will designate one puzzle person, two rowers, and a person to be rescued with each person in your tribe occupying one role. The puzzle person will have to successfully complete the puzzle and post it in the tribe thread. Once the completed boat is posted, the two rowers will paddle out to the person stranded on a buoy by alternating rows. After 20 rows (10 per person), the stranded person will jump into the boat and the three of them will row 21 times (7 times a piece) back to the beach. The first two tribes to make it back to the shore, or the two tribes who reached the furthest after 24 hours, will be safe from Tribal Council. The puzzle for the boat is posted in your tribe camps and below is an example of how the rowing will work.
(after Person A completes the puzzle)
…
PERSON B ROWS (19)
PERSON C ROWS (20)
PERSON D JUMPS IN THE BOAT
PERSON B ROWS (1)
PERSON C ROWS (2)
PERSON D ROWS (3)
…
SURVIVORS, READY?! GO!
Based on the oars you chose yesterday, you will be split up into 3 tribes of four depending on the number of vowels in the word you have chosen. As such here are your new tribes.
Hoodoo (one vowel)
Justin
Melky
New York
Tobin
Diablo (two vowels)
Edward
Jensen
Josh
Nick
Limbo (three vowels)
Betty
Emmy
Sandra
Wayne
Here’s how today’s challenge will work. In your new tribes, you will designate one puzzle person, two rowers, and a person to be rescued with each person in your tribe occupying one role. The puzzle person will have to successfully complete the puzzle and post it in the tribe thread. Once the completed boat is posted, the two rowers will paddle out to the person stranded on a buoy by alternating rows. After 20 rows (10 per person), the stranded person will jump into the boat and the three of them will row 21 times (7 times a piece) back to the beach. The first two tribes to make it back to the shore, or the two tribes who reached the furthest after 24 hours, will be safe from Tribal Council. The puzzle for the boat is posted in your tribe camps and below is an example of how the rowing will work.
(after Person A completes the puzzle)
…
PERSON B ROWS (19)
PERSON C ROWS (20)
PERSON D JUMPS IN THE BOAT
PERSON B ROWS (1)
PERSON C ROWS (2)
PERSON D ROWS (3)
…
SURVIVORS, READY?! GO!
