Alone season 7 watch thread.
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I love it when they say something is probably a mistake and then do it anyway. Callie is following a pack of wolves.
They keep turning their backs on fish to chase large mammals. I guess the winner last season successfully hunting a moose made everybody believe that's the way do go. They're catching 10+ pound fish, and yet, dropping everything to worry over a moose in the distance or musk ox sign.
Amos understands the assignment, though. He's got ten+ pounds of smoked fish stockpiled.
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They keep turning their backs on fish to chase large mammals. I guess the winner last season successfully hunting a moose made everybody believe that's the way do go. They're catching 10+ pound fish, and yet, dropping everything to worry over a moose in the distance or musk ox sign.
Amos understands the assignment, though. He's got ten+ pounds of smoked fish stockpiled.
The masculine urge to eat or drink something raw. Could the editors be foreshadowing?
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The masculine urge to eat or drink something raw. Could the editors be foreshadowing?
The masculine urge to give yourself a stick and poke with a caribou bone miles from the nearest soap or antiseptic.
Same tough guy. He seemingly really knows what he's doing in the woods, but he is also a giant dumbass. So...I dunno.
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The masculine urge to give yourself a stick and poke with a caribou bone miles from the nearest soap or antiseptic.
Same tough guy. He seemingly really knows what he's doing in the woods, but he is also a giant dumbass. So...I dunno.
Wait, this might be Keith. I think the other tough guy was Roland. I really cannot tell these middle-aged white guys apart, especially the tough guys.
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Wait, this might be Keith. I think the other tough guy was Roland. I really cannot tell these middle-aged white guys apart, especially the tough guys.
This guy seems to not be doing well with food, so yeah, not the same guy, who I think is still doing OK on food.
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This guy seems to not be doing well with food, so yeah, not the same guy, who I think is still doing OK on food.
When they're excited about eating a squirrel, things are not going well. Should have been fishing instead of tattooing yourself with a bone, Keith.
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When they're excited about eating a squirrel, things are not going well. Should have been fishing instead of tattooing yourself with a bone, Keith.
That squirrel has gotten its revenge. He didn't cook it enough. Keith is going home. Tough guys are not cut out for this. Poor guy now has to ride on a boat for ages while monstrously nauseous.
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That squirrel has gotten its revenge. He didn't cook it enough. Keith is going home. Tough guys are not cut out for this. Poor guy now has to ride on a boat for ages while monstrously nauseous.
Projects! Joel's making a mandolin. And, I think he just has one big fish stockpiled.
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Projects! Joel's making a mandolin. And, I think he just has one big fish stockpiled.
We got a boat! This is not a drill, it's boat time! Kielyn is making a boat.
Not gonna make it.
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We got a boat! This is not a drill, it's boat time! Kielyn is making a boat.
Not gonna make it.
Callie has constructed the best fireplace of the whole series. Big stones, clay to seal it up and lock it down. Hope she has stockpiles of food to justify that much energy expended. She seems in good spirits, so she must not be starving, yet.
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Callie has constructed the best fireplace of the whole series. Big stones, clay to seal it up and lock it down. Hope she has stockpiles of food to justify that much energy expended. She seems in good spirits, so she must not be starving, yet.
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We got a boat! This is not a drill, it's boat time! Kielyn is making a boat.
Not gonna make it.
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📷 City of Chicag - Department of Broken Signs and Weird Spacing
2017/5/18 on North Broadway
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No I heard you, it's just that I don't have a put a lot of stonk in that worldview
