gotnothingforyou

So many men with such poor pants choices #Survivor49

Everything Jake says sounds like he teleported from 2005. #Survivor #Survivor49

Jeremiah is messy, Annie you’re in danger girl #survivor49

Nicole Delma

Nicole Mazullo

If I had a nickel for every time a Nicole was voted out first on a piratey-themed season. I'd have two nickels. #Survivor #Survivor49

Obsessed with Jawan's reaction to even the lie about how involved Nate is in making superhero movies #Survivor #Survivor49

Jeff Probst Reveals the 'Blind Spot' Behind 'Survivor 49' Premiere Blindside (Exclusive) Parade talked with the host and executive producer moments after the first Tribal Council ended on set in Fiji.

Moments after the first #Survivor49 Tribal Council ended, I talked with Jeff Probst about his thoughts on the premiere, including Nicole's blindside, Rizo's come-from-behind victory, and Jason and MC going from alternates to heroes in 12 hours: parade.com/tv/jeff-prob...

broke my heart to see her go! they totally had reason to switch to Annie too after Sophi told the guys Annie’s plan for after Nicole was gone. preview for next episode looks like they messed up big time keeping her.

still thinking about the plus size queer woman being first boot of #survivor49 It was the first thing my husband and I talked about this morning. it was so disappointing, no reason to blindside her for first boot like come on

#survivor #survivor49

'Survivor 49' star Nicole Mazullo says she was voted out because 1 player did not like her 'Survivor 49' star Nicole Mazullo says she was voted out because 1 player did not like her, and she is naming that player.

#Survivor49 star Nicole Mazullo says she was voted out because 1 player did not like her, and she is naming that player. #Survivor ew.com/survivor-49-...

Kat was watching Pearl Islands a few months ago …

Alex's boss isn't just a woman -- she's an 81-year-old woman!

(And she's retiring. And Kat Abughazaleh is running for her seat.)

#Survivor49 #Survivor #RHAP

“my boss is a female and we are best buddies”

…. this sentence scares me
#survivor #survivor49

Here's the walk out of Tribal Council tonight's #Survivor49 victim just had to take. #Survivor

Rizo: "I wish I could hug myself but that's weird"😂😭
Oh I can see why Jeff loves this kid. #Survivor #Survivor49

jeremiah calling them gay bears ASGJDHRJFNFMTL #Survivor #Survivor49

Between Nicole's general reaction, Jeremiah's comment about couples looking alike, and Jake accidentally scissoring, this sequence took me out #Survivor49

I love how all the Americans are just calling him 'Canada' and all the Canadians on my TL are like, "well he's Albertan...". #Survivor #Survivor49

a group of people are sitting in a circle with one man wearing a tank top Alt: David Kinne standing up at tribal council on the show survivor while the other castaways look on in mild amusement and bewilderment

It’s Survivor Premiere Day! ALL RISE! #Survivor49

Airborne MC #Survivor #Survivor49

Alex is so lucky that Jake has decided they've got a Bromance without having spoken a single word to each other.

#Survivor

To protect kids from potentially seeing A Boob, we now require everyone to upload their face and/or government ID to a private database owned by Pieter Thiel, a famously Normal Man 👍

The correct framework for talking about this, KOSA, Visa and Mastercard, FOSTA/SESTA, and all other crackdowns on consensually created adult content

Prohibition.

We've tried it, it didn't work, it could never have worked, and it will never work.

The UK's Online Safety Act is a licence for censorship – and the rest of the world is following suit | Taylor Lorenz From the US and Australia to France and Italy, those seeking to obliterate privacy and restrict content are on the move, says technology journalist Taylor Lorenz

These laws are NOT about protecting kids. They are about censorship, control and authoritarianism.

The UK's Online Safety Act is a licence for censorship – and the rest of the world is following suit | Taylor Lorenz From the US and Australia to France and Italy, those seeking to obliterate privacy and restrict content are on the move, says technology journalist Taylor Lorenz

We need to use our voices to fight back, loudly, against these “child online safety bills” that erode our civil liberties and will destroy the internet as we know it.

The UK's Online Safety Act is a licence for censorship – and the rest of the world is following suit | Taylor Lorenz From the US and Australia to France and Italy, those seeking to obliterate privacy and restrict content are on the move, says technology journalist Taylor Lorenz

We need to root out reactionary opportunists like Jonathan Haidt who are making the false and hyperbolic claims about the internet and social media that these laws are predicated on.

The UK's Online Safety Act is a licence for censorship – and the rest of the world is following suit | Taylor Lorenz From the US and Australia to France and Italy, those seeking to obliterate privacy and restrict content are on the move, says technology journalist Taylor Lorenz

We must refuse to allow the U.S. government and the media to normalize mass censorship in response to a manufactured moral panic about technology and social media.

The UK's Online Safety Act is a licence for censorship – and the rest of the world is following suit | Taylor Lorenz From the US and Australia to France and Italy, those seeking to obliterate privacy and restrict content are on the move, says technology journalist Taylor Lorenz

Age verification and these “child safety” laws are a massive gift to big tech. Persona, the leading third-party age and identity verification platform, recently announced a $2bn valuation after its latest funding round co-led by Peter Thiel.

The UK's Online Safety Act is a licence for censorship – and the rest of the world is following suit | Taylor Lorenz From the US and Australia to France and Italy, those seeking to obliterate privacy and restrict content are on the move, says technology journalist Taylor Lorenz

Democrats and Republicans are completely aligned on restricting free speech and anonymous use of the internet.

The UK's Online Safety Act is a licence for censorship – and the rest of the world is following suit | Taylor Lorenz From the US and Australia to France and Italy, those seeking to obliterate privacy and restrict content are on the move, says technology journalist Taylor Lorenz

While preventing kids from allegedly harmful content online sounds like a great idea in theory, these laws set the stage for authoritarian censorship, violate young people’s core civil liberties, forcibly expose users to significant privacy risks and utterly fail at their goal of “protecting kids”