And lastly, can they come up with something else to say other than "step up to the plate?" [/quote]
OMG They were fricking insane with that. I would suggest it as a drinking game, but you be buzzed and probably passed out in the first 10 minutes! Holy shit! I think we heard it 7-8 times in about the first 5 minutes alone! And then for the rest of the damn show. Even CAROLYN was infected that horeshit at the very end! GAH!
Oh, Kristi. STFU!
alynn
Oct 14, 2005 @ 10:15 am
Whatever she said ("Blizzamarole", "Rigamarole"), they were brainstorming. The point is to throw stuff out there and get ideas flowing. Not every idea has to be fully formed or brilliant. One person's half-baked idea is another person's germ of a brilliant idea. And the first rule of brainstorming (Kristi) is nothing gets rejected. [/quote]
Not only that, but a lot of Toral's ideas, including Blizzamarole, incorporated the name of the thing they were trying to brand. If they hadn't rejected them all out of hand, at least maybe it would have lead them to something connected with DQ. I think that part of what gave the guys the edge was that it was called the "Jennie the Blizzard Genie"
risingsun
Oct 14, 2005 @ 10:23 am
The Blonde Coven doesn't appear to like anyone other than themselves. Toral is/was a legend in her own mind; however, they wasted a great deal of time and energy making sure she would be seen as the "the loser." They chose her to wear the costume for the purpose of humiliating her...and it worked. Of course she wouldn't do it. She never wanted to pledge their sorority in the first place. Toral needed to be fired, but the PM lost this task by not understanding what was required to win it.
Hamhock96
Oct 14, 2005 @ 10:23 am
The second time around, I notice what someone mentioned upthread, that Toral was not an issue in the boardroom until she spoke up while Trump was grilling Felisha about the failure in the marketing task. Felisha was feeling the heat and Toral decides to step in and tell Donald what he already knows, that this team employed no known marketing strategy and that they were clueless about the point of the task. She explains that she knows these things and that, had she been allowed to contribute, she could have saved the day. Or something like that. But then the laser beam turned her way. If she had said nothing, as Dawn did on MS, then she would have survived maybe one more week. But she is truly, as also mentioned up thread, not very bright.
Sallins
Oct 14, 2005 @ 10:27 am
Thank the Donald Toral is gone. I could not figure out what Rebecca was seeing in her, good thing Rebecca finally came to her sences and wanted to fire her too.
I didn't think that either of the characters were that great, if the women had put the DQ logo on the shirt like Jennifer had said, the results would have been a little closer. Toral should have been in the costume, I wanted to see her in the Zip character, since she has such a happy personality already ;)
James looks a little like Clive Owen to me.
The reward was fun to watch, the men got to be boys again and run around and play baseball. Doug Mentkiewicz... yum.
Madhoo
Oct 14, 2005 @ 10:28 am
This was exactly what Toral did last week too - she brought up the technical difficulties the persenters were having, giving Marshawn the perfect opening to badger Toral with. Sometimes I wonder if the only reason Toral opens her mouth is to shove her foot in a little deeper.
Edited to clarify I am referring to Hamhock96's comment above
hapfish
Oct 14, 2005 @ 10:29 am
Whenever I see someone so completely out of place on a reality show I wonder whether she somehow snowed the many layers of casting and production people who make the decisions or did they put her on the show precisely to watch the inevitable train wreck?
uranushertz
Oct 14, 2005 @ 10:30 am
To the best of my knowledge, we have no idea what Toral's religion is. She could be a Mormon or a Muslim.[/quote]
We Mormons love costumes in any way, shape, or size. We are also known (generally, anyway) to be noncomplaining, hard workers, so nope, she's not one of us. Thank Heavens.
Cat Whisperer
Oct 14, 2005 @ 10:35 am
During the brainstorming session I might have tossed out Blizarro (based the DC villain) or Frozone from The Incredibles. Loser ideas, and besides they aren't original characters.
Zip was original but truly stupid. Why in the ice cream world would "zip, zip, zipping" be relevant? Drip would have made more sense.
The task was stupid. So stupid that My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss used it. I rather liked the frog mascot of the girls' team, who was the corporate image of a manufacturer of hydro-cyanic acid.
I rather enjoy it when Kristi speaks up. Too bad Toral was fired, because this is probably the last time I get to hear her say "Toral" and "Felisha" in one show. Because of that twang, no Southern girl should be named "Felisha".
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