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roaming_kate23) wrote2023-02-19 07:45 am
roaming_kate23) wrote2023-02-19 07:45 am
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[The quotable Housewives]
I said what I said-Nene Leakes, Real Housewives Of Atlanta(and yes,that’s where that comes from.)
Make it nice-Dorinda Medley, Real Housewives Of New York
I do not acknowledge Sesame Street characters-Candiace Bassett,Real Housewives Of Potomac
It was snowing-Erika Girardi,Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills
Prostitution whore!You were fucking engaged 19 TIMES! *flips table* -Teresa Guidice, Real Housewives Of New Jersey
Also, what is it with the revolving door of crew members on Below Deck?It is very reminiscent of the early seasons of The Real World where they would get the most opposite people in one house and eventually one of them would do something to the point where they were asked to leave. The two examples that come right to mind are Puck from San Francisco and Stephen from Seattle(ah yes-the slap that was heard around the world..and all he got for his sins was having to go to a couple of anger management classes. Mind you, some of the issue was that another cast member outed him,when he did not want to be outed. That’s not a good look.However, slapping someone is NOT a good look. And the reaction to it-basically looking the other way at it-well not looking the other way but there needed to be way more punishment given what happened.
Make it nice-Dorinda Medley, Real Housewives Of New York
I do not acknowledge Sesame Street characters-Candiace Bassett,Real Housewives Of Potomac
It was snowing-Erika Girardi,Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills
Prostitution whore!You were fucking engaged 19 TIMES! *flips table* -Teresa Guidice, Real Housewives Of New Jersey
Also, what is it with the revolving door of crew members on Below Deck?It is very reminiscent of the early seasons of The Real World where they would get the most opposite people in one house and eventually one of them would do something to the point where they were asked to leave. The two examples that come right to mind are Puck from San Francisco and Stephen from Seattle(ah yes-the slap that was heard around the world..and all he got for his sins was having to go to a couple of anger management classes. Mind you, some of the issue was that another cast member outed him,when he did not want to be outed. That’s not a good look.However, slapping someone is NOT a good look. And the reaction to it-basically looking the other way at it-well not looking the other way but there needed to be way more punishment given what happened.