Phew, finally someone clears up the difference between ghetto and hood for me! Another one of life's pressing puzzles solved.

You see, ghetto is, um, err. Well, hood is when, uuuuuuh.......damn that bitch be crazy.



Oh wait, I think I've got it. Ghetto means having the courtesy to have a conversation with someone while you're acting like an ignorant, violent sociopath, right?!

She ranks up there with that guy that had a rock he thought was his blackberry.

It is horrible to laugh at her....but she is so over the top I find it hysterical. When she was alone on camera threatening to throw the anputee's artificial leg in the fire? I just couldn't stop laughing.

Nayonka thinks she's on one of those "Bitches Pull Each Other's Hair Out" shows. I'm disgusted that they put her on Survivor. We keep yelling at her but finally I decided that I just need to put my head down and get through it. Hopefully the young team will get to vote her out very soon.

Maybe when a sociopath applies to these shows, the producers should refer the information to mental health professionals. She's definitely crossed the line from "funny" to "painfully unfunny".

Can't wait to see the alpha males duke it out in the oldster tribe now that Jimmy J is gone. They all seem hacky to me. No real pros this season. Are pros usually in their 30's?

You know what I find decidedly NOT funny about NaOnka? She is a teacher. If she were my kid's teacher I'd be moving my kid to another school.

I don't know (and I say this not having seen any of this season's Survivor episodes), the best math teachers I ever had turned out to be a wife beater and sexually molested his daughter.

But he was a damn fine math teacher.

By "Teacher" they mean she works at the Y leading a PE class.

Well, that's better than being in a school, but my kid still wouldn't be going to that Y.

I suppose even the creeps among us have abilities (referring to Alex's comments). Which is all fine dandy until the go all creepy on a kid.

This is going to sound horrible but in some neighborhoods, her attitude is the norm. It's possible she's an acceptable Y PE teacher in her area.

Yeah, that sounded horrible. If that's not the case, do you think she'll have a job when she gets back home? I wonder that about a lot of these people who reveal nasty natures on reality shows but work school (or even customer service) jobs.

There's also the fact that the way she behaves on a reality show (plus the factor of the way she is edited on one) may not be a perfect correlate to the way she behaves in normal society.

There's a certain level of horrific that, having seen a person reach, no matter the setting, I doubt I could ever respect them again.