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Carne, here's what happened:
Post #454: Jacob gave a freebie to the first person to reply to the thread and pick a song for immunity. Post #455: GateandGarden replied with "Walk a Thin Line", a song which she had voted out in the past, so the decision was she was voting off the song, not giving it immunity. Post #457: Jason asked for immunity for "Save Me A Place". Post #461: Jason again clarified that immunity was for "Save Me A Place". So there really wasn't a switch in the immunity song in this scenario, just a clarification. Therefore I submit again that once a song is given immunity and people have voted based on that, immunity should not be able to be changed. |
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I wanna know if my vote is one that makes sense. The only way to find that out is if you let me know which song has immunity. It's already 5 PM over here and I can't make anything of this round.
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Patti, Jason changed his original immunity vote. He did it quickly enough that most people didn't see it.
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Where is Jimmy Carter? |
I think the first song to have been given immunity should remain immune. It's only fair... But then again I don't hold or make the rules so...
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I do think we ought to declare this round invalid and start over again. |
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Am I the only one who noticed this? |
Can someone hand me a tylenol?! Good lord, this is getting confusing as hell. Anyone care to give this Republican the reader's digest version of this round? :laugh:
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Gee Whiz. Feels like 5th grade up in this place. It's a thread on a message board for goodness sakes. How hard is it to just vote and leave it at that? It's becoming lame.
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Whats punched on the butterfly ballot, stays on the butterfly ballot :laugh: ~Alex |
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You don't have to respond. I didn't ask for your opinion. |
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