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re: Jersey Shore Season Long Thread
Posted on 12/5/09 at 4:12 pm to StraightCashHomey21
Posted on 12/5/09 at 4:12 pm to StraightCashHomey21
pauly d clone with the heineken
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Posted on 12/5/09 at 8:22 pm to Ron Mexico
The blond kid with braces (2nd from the left) can't be over 15. I guess Bamboo isn't as strict with their ID'ing as one of the guys said.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 9:00 pm to Keys Open Doors
Can someone explain to me why MTV always needs to give these shows jobs?
This show(and Real World) are best when people are going out and getting drunk every night. When people have to go to work every day it reduces partying and by extension reduces the amount of good shite that occurs.
This show(and Real World) are best when people are going out and getting drunk every night. When people have to go to work every day it reduces partying and by extension reduces the amount of good shite that occurs.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 9:02 pm to LSUtigahs28
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Can someone explain to me why MTV always needs to give these shows jobs?
I guess they have to give some form of order to the show.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 9:46 pm to LSUtigahs28
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Can someone explain to me why MTV always needs to give these shows jobs?
It makes sense on the Real World because in the real world you usually have to work a job. It provides more character development, more reasons to bitch/drama.
On the Jersey Shore, it was a bad move. Nobody cares about whether or not they can hold a job. It's a huge waste of time especially when they could be fist pumping at the beach or something.
Most people don't work when they go to the shore.. then again most people don't go all week every week. The weekends down there are really fricking intense, so I'm curious which nights they were there during the first two episodes.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 9:47 pm to CommanderHeavy
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then again most people don't go all week every week
Apparently you've never met The Situation.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 9:57 pm to CommanderHeavy
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It's a huge waste of time especially when they could be fist pumping at the beach or something.
Exactly
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It makes sense on the Real World because in the real world you usually have to work a job. It provides more character development, more reasons to bitch/drama.
The past two seasons it has also cause the real world ot lose its best cast member.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 10:03 pm to LSUtigahs28
Does the usual "no fights" rule apply to the Jersey Shore? I can't imagine any other way around it.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 10:06 pm to LSUtigahs28
"Jersey Shore” MTV Show Predictably Irritates New Jersey Tourism Official
Daniel Cappello did not watch last night’s premiere of MTV’s new reality series “Jersey Shore.” He watched a few clips this morning to get a feel for the show. He didn’t like what he saw. “There seemed to be physical violence, a very brash attitude toward sexuality — certainly a lot of focus on vanity,” Cappello said. “It portrays the Jersey Shore as a culturally vapid place.” Capello is the executive director of the Jersey Shore Convention & Visitors Bureau. He’s worried the image of New Jersey portrayed on the show will make visitors stay away. Considering the content — the tagline is “Get ready for a whole new crazy” — this isn’t an unfounded concern.
The show follows eight deeply tanned Italian-Americans who share a house for the summer in Seaside Heights. Their lives appear to revolve around casual sex, getting into fights and hair gel. One girl named JWOWW describes herself this way: “I am like a praying mantis. Once I have sex with a guy I will rip their heads off.” The most compelling aspect of the show is that it seemingly contains no reality TV contrivance; the characters behave this way naturally.
Daniel Cappello did not watch last night’s premiere of MTV’s new reality series “Jersey Shore.” He watched a few clips this morning to get a feel for the show. He didn’t like what he saw. “There seemed to be physical violence, a very brash attitude toward sexuality — certainly a lot of focus on vanity,” Cappello said. “It portrays the Jersey Shore as a culturally vapid place.” Capello is the executive director of the Jersey Shore Convention & Visitors Bureau. He’s worried the image of New Jersey portrayed on the show will make visitors stay away. Considering the content — the tagline is “Get ready for a whole new crazy” — this isn’t an unfounded concern.
The show follows eight deeply tanned Italian-Americans who share a house for the summer in Seaside Heights. Their lives appear to revolve around casual sex, getting into fights and hair gel. One girl named JWOWW describes herself this way: “I am like a praying mantis. Once I have sex with a guy I will rip their heads off.” The most compelling aspect of the show is that it seemingly contains no reality TV contrivance; the characters behave this way naturally.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 10:08 pm to TommyCheeseballs
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The most compelling aspect of the show is that it seemingly contains no reality TV contrivance; the characters behave this way naturally.
I lol a lot at this for some reason.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 10:12 pm to Cosmo
We've got a last name for The Situation
Sons of Italy, others decry MTV's 'Shore'
"I was born and raised a Guido," says Pauly D. on the show. "It's a lifestyle. It's being Italian. It's representing family, friends, tanning, gel, everything."
The kid has ethnic pride. What's to criticize about that?
If I were a parent of one of the "Guid-ettes" (that's what they call themselves on this show), I'd be more worried. Preoccupied with sex, overflowing their skimpy clothing with fake breasts (or boasting how "natural" they are), these gals are nothing like the young ladies I would have raised had I been blessed with daughters.
But it's the WASPy-looking chicks the Guidos picked up last summer, shouting down to the street from their MTV-provided Shore house, who take off all their clothes and jump into the hot tub with the boys. This, apparently, is considered slutty behavior, while lying in a bed with somebody you just met and looking down his pants to see his pierced penis is not.
"Everybody has their own style and their own attitude, and everybody was brought up different, and I'm happy to be who I am," Mike Sorrentino, one of the show's eight stars, said on the phone yesterday. "I'm very proud of my family, friends, and my heritage. . . .
"I guess nobody in the older generation of Americans . . . went out drinking or looking for girls."
Sons of Italy, others decry MTV's 'Shore'
"I was born and raised a Guido," says Pauly D. on the show. "It's a lifestyle. It's being Italian. It's representing family, friends, tanning, gel, everything."
The kid has ethnic pride. What's to criticize about that?
If I were a parent of one of the "Guid-ettes" (that's what they call themselves on this show), I'd be more worried. Preoccupied with sex, overflowing their skimpy clothing with fake breasts (or boasting how "natural" they are), these gals are nothing like the young ladies I would have raised had I been blessed with daughters.
But it's the WASPy-looking chicks the Guidos picked up last summer, shouting down to the street from their MTV-provided Shore house, who take off all their clothes and jump into the hot tub with the boys. This, apparently, is considered slutty behavior, while lying in a bed with somebody you just met and looking down his pants to see his pierced penis is not.
"Everybody has their own style and their own attitude, and everybody was brought up different, and I'm happy to be who I am," Mike Sorrentino, one of the show's eight stars, said on the phone yesterday. "I'm very proud of my family, friends, and my heritage. . . .
"I guess nobody in the older generation of Americans . . . went out drinking or looking for girls."
Posted on 12/5/09 at 10:15 pm to TommyCheeseballs
It is awesome how much attention this show is getting. They didn't critique Tommy Cheeseballs like this.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 10:17 pm to TommyCheeseballs
That's dumb. Most Italians (most of them are sicilian, actually) do not act like that. Italian culture has nothing to do with it. They're just white trash in an area that happens to be heavily populated by people of italian descent. They harp on being italian because they think it justifies what they do, or that it makes them less trashy because of the rich history that italians have.
I've notice the more douchy an italian is, the more likely he will be to imply that his family is connected to the mob..which is really lame.
I've notice the more douchy an italian is, the more likely he will be to imply that his family is connected to the mob..which is really lame.
This post was edited on 12/5/09 at 10:28 pm
Posted on 12/5/09 at 10:25 pm to CommanderHeavy
Posted on 12/5/09 at 10:26 pm to TommyCheeseballs
Domino's hates Italian Americans.
Posted on 12/5/09 at 10:54 pm to TommyCheeseballs
frick Dominos.
Papa Johns from now on for me
Papa Johns from now on for me
Posted on 12/5/09 at 11:19 pm to tylercsbn9
:donewithdominos:
Posted on 12/6/09 at 12:02 am to SirRohantheDefender
i dont watch mtv(matter of fact i fn hate mtv) and dont post here often. bu i just found this show and its magnificent... these people suck at life and mtv knows people will love making fun of them..
/rant
/rant
Posted on 12/6/09 at 12:47 am to LSUsaintsfanla
pauly d did his best carmello anthony impression
Posted on 12/6/09 at 10:33 am to SirRohantheDefender
anything awesome going on in this thread? IE whats the situation? I assume yall have snooki posting here by now.
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