#26
Posted: 12/31/08 at 12:00pm
LOLOLOLOL!!!!
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#27
Posted: 12/31/08 at 1:32pm
Olivia is a B*tch, with a Capital B! I think I'll like her! Lol. She's one of those people you just love to hate, and thankfully, she's not as annoying as Heidi and Spencer.
Erin, Whitney's roommate, seems like the coolest person ever!
Erin, Whitney's roommate, seems like the coolest person ever!
#28
Posted: 12/31/08 at 1:56pm
I watched parts of Bromance. The elimination via pool was interesting.
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#29
Posted: 12/31/08 at 2:01pm
People actually watch these MTV shows? lol. I am sorry but VH1 is a lot better. Both stations are trash though.
#30
Posted: 12/31/08 at 2:01pm
The elimination via pool was interesting.
Hahahhaa I forgot about that! I did find it "interesting" that the elimination consists of 4 guys in a pool and one of them is told that he can't be part of a "bromance" with Brody.
Hahahhaa I forgot about that! I did find it "interesting" that the elimination consists of 4 guys in a pool and one of them is told that he can't be part of a "bromance" with Brody.
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#31
Posted: 12/31/08 at 2:21pm
"People actually watch these MTV shows? lol. I am sorry but VH1 is a lot better. Both stations are trash though."
The only thing I watched on VH1 religiously was The Flavor of Love and I Love New York Series. Now that those shows are over, there isn't a reason for me to turn on VH1 (although, if there's nothing else on, I'll watch Real Chance of Love and Best Week Ever).
"The City came off as a less interesting version of The Hills (but isn't that what's supposed to be, anyway?)"
Even though I watch The Hills all the time, I got tired of the whole Heidi/Spencer scenes and the Audrina and Justin Bobby "drama." The City was a nice, relaxing change. To me, it was a more sophisticated version of The Hills.
The whole uptown/downtown thing was comical. Excuse my naivity, but is it really like that in the city?
The only thing I watched on VH1 religiously was The Flavor of Love and I Love New York Series. Now that those shows are over, there isn't a reason for me to turn on VH1 (although, if there's nothing else on, I'll watch Real Chance of Love and Best Week Ever).
"The City came off as a less interesting version of The Hills (but isn't that what's supposed to be, anyway?)"
Even though I watch The Hills all the time, I got tired of the whole Heidi/Spencer scenes and the Audrina and Justin Bobby "drama." The City was a nice, relaxing change. To me, it was a more sophisticated version of The Hills.
The whole uptown/downtown thing was comical. Excuse my naivity, but is it really like that in the city?
#32
Posted: 12/31/08 at 2:54pm
I just feel all MTV shows are aimed at 16 year old girls. The Hills? The City? Come on.
#33
Posted: 12/31/08 at 4:43pm
Okay I feel like Olivia is like actually a nice person underneath and just comes off as shallow... but it's still odd.
I mean I wish I got Manolo's for my deb ball when I was 18... 17 years old. jk.
I like Erin and she looked really pretty **** her friends.
I mean I wish I got Manolo's for my deb ball when I was 18... 17 years old. jk.
I like Erin and she looked really pretty **** her friends.
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#34
I just feel all MTV shows are aimed at 16 year old girls. The Hills? The City? Come on.
They kind of are.
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Posted: 12/31/08 at 4:44pm
I just feel all MTV shows are aimed at 16 year old girls. The Hills? The City? Come on.
They kind of are.
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