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Apr 6, 2013 4:05:50 GMT -5
Post by Jessica on Apr 6, 2013 4:05:50 GMT -5
Ooh! Let's!
If I hadn't gotten Jessica, I would have been Ian, and would have played him as a lovable nerdy goof.
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Apr 6, 2013 8:18:28 GMT -5
Post by yvette on Apr 6, 2013 8:18:28 GMT -5
WOW can someone explain these to me please lol
Hannah - CPM Stephenie - OTTP/CPP Quincy - CP Gloria - CPN Beau - OTTN Wyatt - UTRN Tess - CP Jessica - CPP Yvette - MORP Vincent - UTR Perry - MOR Luca - CPM
UTR is the only thing I know lmfao
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Apr 6, 2013 10:57:04 GMT -5
Post by Gloria on Apr 6, 2013 10:57:04 GMT -5
Ooh! Let's! If I hadn't gotten Jessica, I would have been Ian, and would have played him as a lovable nerdy goof. I prefer you as HBIC Jessica then.
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Apr 6, 2013 11:04:05 GMT -5
Post by Gloria on Apr 6, 2013 11:04:05 GMT -5
WOW can someone explain these to me please lol Hannah - CPM Stephenie - OTTP/CPP Quincy - CP Gloria - CPN Beau - OTTN Wyatt - UTRN Tess - CP Jessica - CPP Yvette - MORP Vincent - UTR Perry - MOR Luca - CPM UTR is the only thing I know lmfao OTTP (over the top positive) OTTN (over the top negative) OTT (over the top neutral) CPP (complex personality positive) CPN (complex personality negetive) CP (complex personality neutral) UTRP (under the radar positive) UTRN (under the radar negative) UTR (under the radar neutral) MOR (middle of the road) MORP(middle of the road Positive) MOPN(middle of the road Negative) Best to read some of the seasonal Edgic threads to get a sense of what all this means. As for further clarification on complex personality : "Over the top" typically means one-dimensional and in your face. A one-dimensional character who gets less attention is probably "under the radar". Burnett typically uses OTN editing for early boots, to make it clear why the player was booted. We have used "complex personality" to mean one of two things in the past: either a lot of character development (e.g., Lex) or a lot of strategic confessionals such that we really see their approach to the game (e.g., Brian and Rob C). In both cases, these are the stars of the show, and they almost always last a long time. If they don't make it to the endgame, their boots are usually a major story (e.g., Deena and John C.) We have had some problems with the "middle of the road" category. The term "middle of the road" usually means low-key, inoffensive, conservative, etc., but players with those characteristics are typically just under the radar. We have used MOR to mean "mixed", meaning the player doesn't really fit into one of the other categories. There you go!
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Apr 6, 2013 12:55:50 GMT -5
Post by yvette on Apr 6, 2013 12:55:50 GMT -5
Thanks, Ellen already explained everything to me though lmfao But thanks for some real life comparisons
Meh, I'm glad the PWs were allowed to see into our confessionals and know the truth. My rankings for you guys would be totally different but I know not to judge a book by it's cover so I wouldnt' even begin to guess.
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