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Greenkiwi		#341	[-]
Posts: 639 (01/20/10 06:43 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Strangers have the best candy. Don't be tempted Remove this ad trickmind wrote: PrettyGoodYear1988 wrote: It's a death in the Survivor community, people. A real person died with real friends, family, and fans who love her. Now isn't the time to argue about personal religious, philosophical, or moral beliefs. Or at least not in this thread. The other thread has been bumped if people want to attempt to be "witty" about death. Personally I have always thought she played a great game of Survivor, and could have won if Karen had not blocked the idea of a women's alliance. CARYN SUCKS!! CARYN SUCKS I agree, I liked Jenn's game. If she came back, I'm almost certain she would have won.
samsgap		#342	[-]
Posts: 4033 (01/20/10 06:57 PM) This is so supernatural!! Reply Quote More Recent Posts	What sad news. Rest in peace, Jenn. <3
SirCrocodilep		#343	[-]
Posts: 1473 (01/20/10 06:57 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	star jumper wrote: Thailandsurvivor wrote: star jumper wrote: Thailandsurvivor wrote: star jumper wrote: KMKinCB wrote: star jumper wrote: KMKinCB wrote: I literally cried during class. I cried over Jenn even though I never met her. Why are you bashing Jenn? You should be complaining that the first person to die wasn't someone like Daniel Lue. I'm not gonna get into such a petty debat about this, but I'm not bashing Jenn, I'm bashing everyone who is getting to extereme and overly upset of the death of someone you didn't even know. I never really liked anyone on Koror, so I'm not getting as emotional as other people here. Still, you have to understand. If this was Aaron, you'd be bawling your eyes out. No...no I wouldn't. Just promise me that when I die sometime in the next ten years, don't you shed one fucking te.ar for me. ANY OF YOU!!! You will annoy the piss outta me if you do. You got it.
SirCrocodilep		#344	[-]
Posts: 1474 (01/20/10 07:00 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	smellofawoman wrote: To whoever bumped the Which Survivor will die first? thread: Fuck you. You can find it.
smellofawoman		#345	[-]
Posts: 703 (01/20/10 07:00 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	To whoever bumped the Which Survivor will die first? thread: Fuck you.
cateiz		#346	[-]
Posts: 897 (01/20/10 07:08 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	My thoughts and prayers are with her friends and family. She seemed like a really sweet person.
SirCrocodilep		#347	[-]
Posts: 1479 (01/20/10 07:10 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	smellofawoman wrote: To whoever bumped the Which Survivor will die first? thread: Fuck you. It is some ghostie.
snakey.losttheunoffica...		#348	[-]
Posts: 982 (01/20/10 07:14 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	she was so beautiful
srvivrfreakevelrich		#349	[-]
Posts: 3039 (01/20/10 07:16 PM) Admin Reply Quote More Recent Posts	OMG WHO CARES? About Jenn's game, I mean. Come on, really? This is a thread to celebrate her fantastic life, not debate about if you liked her game or not. Im sorry Jenn :'(
GoHomeAndEatYoRice		#350	[-]
Posts: 3063 (01/20/10 07:16 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Strangers have the best candy. Don't be tempted Remove this ad worst.news.eva
Surfing Hippo in Trouble		#351	[-]
Posts: 2210 (01/20/10 07:19 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Jenn <3 Way too young. RIP
CobySucks		#352	[-]
Posts: 1338 (01/20/10 07:23 PM) Looks cute in a beard Reply Quote More Recent Posts	http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/01/20/entertainment/main6121539.shtml
SirCrocodilep		#353	[-]
Posts: 1485 (01/20/10 07:24 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	CobySucks wrote: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/01/20/entertainment/main6121539.shtml CBS) "Survivor: Palau" contestant Jennifer Lyon has died at the age of 37. Lyon, who placed fourth on the 2005 edition of the CBS reality show, was diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer shortly after appearing on the show. "In the summer of 2004, I felt something in my right breast that didn't feel normal," Lyon told People magazine in October 2005. "I thought it was probably scar tissue related to my breast implants. So I let it go - for a long time." "This has really rocked the 'Survivor' community," "Survivor: Panama" castaway Austin Carty told Us Weekly magazine. He and Lyon briefly dated. "It's just so sad. She was engaged in the greatest fight of her life, but she had every intention to fight and spread her positive messages." Another "Survivor" alum, Johnny Fairplay, told the magazine, "Jen was such a beautiful person. I wish life was as simple as "Survivor" because I know for a fact there are 300 of us that would use every immunity idol and jury vote in the world to have her back." Lyon entered the competition as a graduate student from Encino, Calif. After being diagnosed with cancer, she underwent a bilateral mastectomy and chemotherapy treatments and became an advocate for breast cancer awareness. She hosted many fundraisers for breast cancer research and most recently opened a Christmas tree lot with proceeds going to the cause. According to People, "Survivor" host Jeff Probst said that he and Lyon spoke "near the end" about "the idea that death is such a hard subject and so many of us don't know what is appropriate to say, so we end up saying the wrong thing for all the right reasons." "If I learned anything from Jenn it is this: Don't be afraid to ask someone how they are truly feeling about dying," Probst continued. "Don't shy away from the scary parts of death. They need someone to talk to about what is going on inside their head." After her diagnosis, Lyon told the magazine that her experiences on "Survivor" had given her strength that helped her battle her disease. "'Survivor' taught me there's an end in sight," she said. "As hard as it is, it will be over, and you have to appreciate every day."
CobySucks		#354	[-]
Posts: 1340 (01/20/10 07:26 PM) Looks cute in a beard Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Jeff Probst just sent all the Survivors this.... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To The Survivor Family: As most of you already know, our beautiful family member Jenn Lyon passed away on Jan. 19th, 2010 at 11:10 pm/PST. It was a peaceful continuation of her journey as she was in Oregon , a place she loved, surrounded by people who loved her deeply. I was fortunate enough to spend some real quality time with Jenn and I can tell you she appreciated everybody who reached out to her in any way. Her sister Kim said that the Survivor reunion party was such a thrill for Jenn. Even though she was feeling pretty rough, she could always rally for a Survivor party. For those of you that saw her that night, she was stunning. There was a spirit inside her that was radiating love all night. Regardless whether Jenn was in your life, you guys all share a very unique experience. It's an experience that has been shared second-hand via television with millions of people in over 100 countries all over the world, but only 301 of you have actually experienced it first hand. For that reason alone, you are all a family. Jenn has an amazing spirit that will live on with any of us who welcome it into our lives. If anybody wants to make a donation in Jenn's honor the family requests that you send it to the Susan Love Cancer Research Center . Jeff
Greenkiwi		#355	[-]
Posts: 641 (01/20/10 07:30 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I still just can't believe this Such a beautiful person
Cassidy666		#356	[-]
Posts: 10723 (01/20/10 07:31 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I'm still sad. She's done a lot and hopefully her message of breast cancer awareness lives on.
trickmind		#357	[-]
Posts: 3056 (01/20/10 07:35 PM) Dragonslayer Reply Quote More Recent Posts	The Rogue Wave wrote: I got the gist. And yes, I think that saying "everything happens for a reason" is one of the most vapid and inane things one can say, second only to "Well, you can always have another child." Personally I have always thought she played a great game of Survivor, and could have won if Karen had not blocked the idea of a women's alliance. And here we have someone analyzing the dead girl's Survivor skills. It was a genuine compliment to someone I didn't know personally. Her contributions to Survivor are irrelevant. Reading stories from her close friends shows what a loss this is. R.I.P. Why irrelevant? It was an event in her life, why not honour it?
SirCrocodilep		#358	[-]
Posts: 1495 (01/20/10 07:40 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	trickmind wrote: The Rogue Wave wrote: I got the gist. And yes, I think that saying "everything happens for a reason" is one of the most vapid and inane things one can say, second only to "Well, you can always have another child." Personally I have always thought she played a great game of Survivor, and could have won if Karen had not blocked the idea of a women's alliance. And here we have someone analyzing the dead girl's Survivor skills. It was a genuine compliment to someone I didn't know personally. Her contributions to Survivor are irrelevant. Reading stories from her close friends shows what a loss this is. R.I.P. Why irrelevant? It was an event in her life, why not honour it? Most importantly, embrace it.
AussieOriginal		#359	[-]
Posts: 2199 (01/20/10 07:42 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	The original comments by Jeff Probst were really nice. We know from what Coby told us a few weeks back that Jeff spent a lot of time with Jenn while she was undergoing treatment. His letter to all the Survivors was really nice too. Coby, I hope you're holding up okay and remember that it wasn't just that Jenn made a difference in your life, it was also about how much of a difference you made in hers. It's amazing - in that picture of Jenn with Russell (which was taken less than 10 days before she died) it's not her smile that caught my attention - it's quite literally the light in her eyes.
Miss Firecrootch		#360	[-]
Posts: 167 (01/20/10 07:43 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Strangers have the best candy. Don't be tempted Remove this ad I texted my friend who's a HUGEEE Survivor fan like me and asked him if he remembered Jenn Lyon. Then his exact response was, "No, I don't know who Jenn Lyon is." Major OUCH?

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