RealityGal

Yep, and for all that dirt that she was slinging at Kenya for being a whore, and it looks like it may have been her stepping out on her husband while she was married. I'm not Alanis Morrisette, but isn't it ironic?

This shit is so special. Where does Moneice get off asking Fizz for 130k for a business based on vibrators? I'm not going to say I'm a connoisseur of the vibrator world, but I can tell you that they pretty much have every angle covered, and there is not a damn thing Moneice is bringing to the table that hasn't been done before. No one brought her the next big thing* in vibrator technology because she is such a business mogul. What I'm interested in is who this "butthole investor" was who backed out on giving her the money at the last minute. I have a feeling it was someone that promised her the money because they wanted her to have sex, she had sex and now he doesn't want to give her the money. I can't blame him, I wouldn't hand over 130k to some crazy bitch either. And then of course, she has the same nerve to demand to be able to come over to Fizz's house anytime, because she should have a say. Whatever. Didn't the court give full custody to Fizz? Aren't you never around? Since you can't bother to parent maybe you don't get a say in where he lives. And as for Amanda, there is nothing inherently wrong with her because she doesn't want to parent your child, since apparently you don't want to parent your child. I know Fizz loves his child, but I bet he wishes he had waited a little bit, because Moniece seems like an anchor that will always be around trying to get money and demanding a place to stay. * - pun intended. Oh...and I'm not sure what it is about the Love & Hip Hop franchise, but every single one of them seems to end up with a song that sounds just like Tierra Marie's song. Its really nothing special, it sounds autotuned, and its just not that special, interesting or different. It sounds like every other song in the reality show world.

It is really neat to see things through the eyes of someone else. I remember going to Boston for work a few years back, and it was fine. I had a nice time, and the food was great, I went to some of the tourist attractions, and it was interesting because of the history, and it was a neat city, but it didn't arouse any huge feelings in me (although Mike's pastries were delicious!). Years later I went with my sister, and she gets so excited about everything. She wanted to see the Cheers bar, she wanted to take a picture in front of the Cheers bar, she wanted a duck tour, she wanted a boat ride, she wanted to try every food from everywhere, and seeing the city through her eyes really elevated the experience for me. She took about a gajillion pictures of everything. She always wanted to get out of the hotel room first thing in the morning and she didn't want to come back until the end of the day, and she loved to see it all. It was just really neat to see the city through the eyes of someone so excited about it.

Wait, so there are fritos on a pizza? But why? That doesn't sound tasty at all, it just sounds like a way to put more calories on a pizza without any deliciousness. I'm confused. Peas, carrots and broccoli. The trifecta of gross vegetables. And they are everywhere. And whoever said "it doesn't really taste like peas" sounds like a jerk, unless the pea based course is the only thing that you can eat why should you even try it, why would you even waste time eating something on the premise that it doesn't taste like what it is made out of?!??

I'm not going to be surprised when they find the remains of dead male hookers buried under his house. Dr. Neil Warren just seems like that type of guy.

Porsha is just boring, none of them are brilliant, but they are all at least interesting in some way. Porsha isn't interesting, she is just vapid and stupid. And she isn't nearly as cute as she thinks she is. I despise Kim, but having said that Kim was interesting enough to be a reality TV star. Porsha wasn't interesting enough for RHOA, trying to have her fill an hour long show sounds like a snoozefest. But Andy Cohen can make magic, so who knows.

I didn't want to be the one to say it, because I find lava fascinating too, but I didn't want to put that out there since your friend is being threatened by it. I'm glad to hear he at least has a plan.

I can certainly see the producers talking to SIL that way. She has the lack of self awareness and respect that makes for a great reality TV star. Most times over here the burgers are plain and a bacon burger is extra, but I'm in Southern California, so maybe its different in other areas. If you can't get a salad without bacon that just sounds wild, the only salad I can think of that has bacon is a cobb salad. I just had someone make me bacon brushed with maple syrup, and I must tell you, that was some truly delicious bacon. I don't have kids, but I do have nephews, and I've been around children. From observation I can tell you that kids will often put on and behave differently when they know they are the center of attention. They can do the shy act to encourage even more attention, they can use "no" to get more attention, they can mug for the camera. Children enjoy getting attention, and they may not exactly be themselves when they are the center of attention. So, I don't know if she is putting on an act with her dad because cameras are around. As for Brett though, he seems awkward around her, and I can't figure that one out. But seriously, he is an asshole for putting his kid in this situation. He only has her for a few months, and instead of making his child the center of his attention, he is putting her in a situation to have to share him with his new fiance. It just reeks of asshole move. And I think its just so odd that Daya is disappointed that Cassidy doesn't want to be her flower girl after knowing her for a grand total of 2 days. Come on now, there are better ways to get to know a child before you spring that on them. Just get to know Cassidy and make her the center of attention for a bit, play with her, find out what she likes and doesn't like, take her out to play. The little girl doesn't seem like hell on wheels, she seems like a normal little girl, if you played Barbie's with her for a little bit, or spent some time with her on the jungle gym, engaging with her, she would probably be more open to liking you, but right now you're just some woman she just met who she is stuck sharing a bed with for reasons she probably doesn't entirely understand.

Gunnar = prolonged rumspriga!

fingers crossed that he is okay! Has he evacuated?

I almost never think its a good idea to cater to nonsensical people. you know how so and so is always seems like a way of co-signing or forgiving their behavior. The fault lies totally on the SIL for her shitty behavior. The only way she was not going to be a bitch to Evelin is if she wasn't around. No matter when/how she met her, she was going to behave like a bitch, and no one in the world was ever going to stop her. No one else was that perturbed except for Jennifer. She was beyond a bit irate, she was a raging bitch. And IMO, she was already in that frame of mind to attack, she knew that Justin was bringing someone with him, and I think she put on her gameface and was ready to attack. According to the friend, the SIL has been a bitch to every woman Justin has brought around, so Justin could have brought home an all American cheerleader with a Harvard MBA and Jennifer would have still found fault and been a raging bitch. No one else seemed all that upset besides Jennifer, and I think if she had known ahead of time she would have been 10x worse, because she would have had time to think through the many ways she could be a spiteful bitch. And the rest of his family seemed resolved to not make a scene there, but probably to talk to him about it later. The rest of the family just asked a few questions, seemed surprised and open. His own mother was accepting of it before they left, she seemed hurt she didn't know ahead of time, but seemed fine. I most assuredly would expect my family members to stay quiet in a public situation like that, and I would expect them to maintain their manners in front of others. I don't think thats an unreasonable expectation, I think those are basic manners. Unless the guy I brought was just on an episode of America's Most Wanted, or Very Bad Men, or on the evening news as a suspected serial killer, I expect you to hold in your feelings until we can speak in private. I don't expect my family to forego basic manners and give into being rude just because they are concerned.

The only reason I got that vibe from her is because she seemed to take the entire thing so personally. So bothered that no one told her something, but honestly, while I might say snarky things if I thought someone was after an in-law for a green card, those snarky things probably wouldn't involve any anger as to why I wasn't told (I would be hurt I wasn't told, but probably not angry about it). I think any outward behavior of that sort, especially directly in front of the person is wrong, but I might understand it if it was only along the lines of "well, she just wants a greencard!" because then, as is the way with these personalities as far as I've seen, you've picked the easiest target...the interloper. But it was like she was personally offended by Justin not coming to tell her. As if the two of them had some sort of special relationship that would require he clear these things with her. I see your point about cowardice, but I don't see it that way. I think with someone like Jennifer, the more you engage, the more entrenched you become. If you walk away from her, she has lost, because someone like that would enjoy arguing all day. And it wouldn't be a logical argument, her shit would not make a scintilla of sense, but she would be zealous in her nonsense. Evelin already felt bad about the family drama, there is no need to engage someone who doesn't have a filter, and appears to have the ability to get downright nasty. Jennifer seems like the sort that wouldn't have even tried to filter herself if Justin had tried to engage her, she would have just started to say baldly mean things to Evelin. Now, he has set the limits and the boundaries, if you start in on Evelin, he is simply going to leave. Someone like Jennifer won't be able to stand that. But thats it, if you invite me to your house, thats fine, but the minute you start in on Evelin, I have to leave. You can come over to my place, the minute you stat in on Evelin, its time for you to go. We can vacation in Aspen for the holiday, but the second you start in on Evelin, I'm going to go find another hotel. With time, if no one engages Jennifer, she is just going to look like a crazy loon who likes to talk shit.

crikey, I had forgotten about pretzel bread! Have you pretzel haters had pretzel bread??? I defy you to hate a pretzel after pretzel bread thats really good!

with a sheepish grin like he was really pulling one over on Mohammed. Mohammed doesn't give two shits about Danielle's age, he is not attracted to her, so he doesn't care about her age, she could be 60, it wouldn't matter. So, the fact that the son somehow thinks Mohammed is attracted enough to Danielle to where her age would somehow "ruin" her in his eyes is laughable.

Apparently not, he is so disappointing. I mean, really, really disappointing. My last hope is that he has some master plan that somehow involved fooling everyone, and making sure they believe it. Maybe he is just some master chess player. My hopes are fading fast, because I can't see why it would be necessary to go back and punch Nolan, unless he is suspicious and thinks Emily is his daughter, but isn't sure, and wants to smoke her out by punching Nolan to see how she reacts. But I don't like him punching Nolan at all, I don't like him blindsiding Nolan on national TV, but thats the only thing I can think of. And goodness, I didn't think Charlotte could get any more annoying. And then this episode came along. She is such a whiny hypocrite. She only called Emily, because that was the only person she could call, and then she had the gall to get an attitude with her. I'm glad Emily finally set her straight.

Yikes, this Jennifer chick is a real piece of work and she has totally put me on Evelin's side. First off, what the hell is she doing so awesome in the world that she has the right to question anyone else? What are you going to do for work? Whatever, bitch, you're a grown ass married woman with a hag face who lives in an apartment complex, you don't have the right to condescend to anyone, ever. In fact, how about, what is Jennifer doing for work? I'll bet its nothing that awesome. And there is no need to sit around making faces. Any why is it everyone else is okay with not knowing, except her. Why should anyone be obligated to run their life decisions by her? And where is everyone else's balls? Her husband is okay with her behaving this way? On camera? I get what she is thinking, and frankly, I might think the same thing. But I can't imagine, ever in life, anyone in my family being okay with that level of disrespect. I think she is into Justin, because there is no other reason for her to care that much. She was downright offended when his own family wasn't that upset, was she hoping she could trick him into an affair at some point? Is she mad that she isn't the prettiest girl in the room anymore?

14 minutes in......and let me just say, no one needs to explain to anyone why they do or don't eat meat. And, yes, you dumb asshole bacon is meat, so no, he can't eat it. Just because you fat asses are stuffing fatty foods in with a shovel doesn't mean thats what everyone else does, and who the hell are you to judge. He doesn't have to explain a damn thing to that guy, who is giving all rednecks a bad name. ETA: oh, redneck doesn't think they are in love because they don't hold hands, well sweetpea, we can't all have the same handholding intimate relationship you and your sister have. This whole family is the pits.

I felt like someone said they don't watch baseball or something to that effect. I've never minded the show being a love letter to the host city, its part of what I enjoyed about New Orleans, because that city is something special and someone needed to write it a love letter :) Having visited Boston, I can tell you, the people I've met, loved Fenway and the Red Sox, so there may have a been a slight revolt had it not been honored in some way, and this is also the time that people start to think about where they want to visit in the summer, so the city may have offered some sort of incentive for them to visit all the tourist-y places. I think the Cheers thing is going to be more annoying in that way, because I personally don't get the excitement people have over that bar. It is not that special. It's nothing I would travel to Boston to see, especially when you can just photoshop yourself in front of that sign.

But, she really doesn't know that at all. She is under no obligation to protect Korina's feelings or to make her feel better. Korina made no effort to spare Char's feelings so why should she be suddenly treated with kid gloves? The idea that if you start crying and demanding that someone accept your apology you somehow deserve to be pacified is not something I agree with. And it may be something that Korina has encountered all her life, if she behaves poorly, there aren't any consequences if she just apologizes and cries. Well, the lesson now is thats not always how it works, sometimes when you behave like this, sometimes when you "keep it real" you don't get forgiven and people aren't going to be impressed with the fact that you can cry on demand.

I felt bad for that girl, until we found out she was pregnant and dating another guy from overseas. What was up with her wig? Women from those cultures normally have such beautiful hair, why the disguise?? As for Chris, I don't know, he can sort of suck it in my book. Yeah, the family approached the topic of money rather quickly, but did he really think someone like 20 years younger than him from an economically depressed country was really interested in him because he was so cute and captivating? They couldn't even talk to each other beyond a few basic words/phrases. It's not like he liked her for her sparkling personality, he had to have imagined that the topic of money would come up at some point. It seemed like the basic theme that runs through all of these relationships. Girl is young and pretty, guy is older and economically stable. Each get something in the trade off. I mean he is taking advantage of the fact that she comes from a poor villiage, so he can get a pretty girl, he is using his superior economic position to get a girl, but then is confused and offended when someone wants to take him up on the other end of the bargain? As for the guy who didn't want to "settle" you know you're not a sexy specimen when women in an economically depressed country with like a 4 to 1 ratio in favor of men are telling you you aren't good enough. And you're only in your 20's, I laughed when he asked the one girl if she wanted cab fare and she was like "uhh, yes!" go on girl...milk that sucker!

There are some concerning things on his FB. For example, there is a picture at the very end of a guy that appears to have face wounds and he may or may not be dead. There is also something about defending the messenger of Allah. I don't want to be that girl, but the whole thing seems odd. ETA: and yes, I know I'm being that girl, but the picture of someone's bruised face who looks like they may be dead is just weirding me out. Someone who knows better than me, please explain how this is all innocent and how I'm totally being that girl about it.

So maybe if he likes big asses, his assessment of danielle as acceptable is more like an equation Danielle's ass = exceptional, Danielle's face = unfortunate Exceptional + unfortunate = acceptable

See, and I think if its edible you should be able to eat it. Everyone else was able to eat the dish with no problem. As far as I could tell, he had to cut into each piece from that chafing dish which is why the station was such a disaster zone. So he should have seen if he was giving someone a pure piece of fat versus a piece of meat. If you don't want to eat things, don't judge a cooking show. If you don't want to eat shitty things, don't judge a cooking show. The only other person I've seen do it is Tom, and in that situation, I thought it was too hard for him to chew and that was the problem. If you're going to lose a tooth, I think its reasonable to not eat that. Aaron had fatty pieces for both of them by the time they came up, he only focused on Padma because she whined about it. I think they got the same piece of meat, which was clearly edible, because one person managed to eat it. By the time the two of them came to his station he had multiple pieces in the chafing dish, so I don't think he only had one pure hunk of fat to hand over to Padma. I think she and Richard got the best of whatever was left. No one else found it unpalatable, or even so bad that it should be in the bottom three dishes. Not even Richard, who I truly think got the same piece/quality of meat that Padma got, because I can't envision a scenario where it would make sense to have two judges come up at the same time and given one a reasonable piece, and the other a shitty piece. It would make more sense to slice the piece a little smaller instead of just giving one person a pure hunk of fat and hoping they don't notice. ETA: I suspect the meat that Aaron was cooking was a little like oxtail, I remember Gail saying something about how the meat itself was fatty. Oxtail is that way, its delicious, and I order it anytime I see it, but it is just tends to be very fatty, and the fat is just sort of a part of it. You know that when you order oxtail, you're probably going to have to eat around some fat. But the meat (to me) is so delicious. So, it may have been that everyone else, who understood that cut of meat, knew to expect a good amount of fat with the meat, but Padma, who may have not experienced that cut of meat, or type of meat just didn't know that it was normal to get a lot of fat.

I remember him saying it right to her, after she whined about it, he said "oh, you did get a fatty piece" and then in his confessional he also said she got a fatty piece, but why would he mention Richard, when Richard didn't whine about it. I'm not saying the piece wasn't fatty, I'm saying the piece wasn't so fatty as to render it inedible, because it makes sense that Richard got the same piece and was able to eat it. I might have been more sympathetic if Padma had shown up after Richard, because then, who knows maybe he just cut her a giant piece of fat because he hates life and wants to go home, or he had truly run out of anything even resembling meat. But to me, it doesn't pass the laugh test that the two of them came up together, and he specifically gave one judge a reasonable piece of meat, and the other judge a pure piece of fat. What makes more sense to me, is that they got the same piece of meat, Padma started whining, complaining and carrying on, and as is human nature, Aaron started to apologize for it. In almost any industry if an important customer complains you're going to apologize and try to find some fault to hopefully soothe it over. I would have been surprised if he declared "no, that piece is not too fatty Padma! Just look at Richard chewing on his!"

Thats exactly what you say to the person whining at you about the meat. He didn't say anything to Richard because Richard wasn't complaining. The only person complaining was Padma, so I still think it was the exact same piece of meat, but only Padma complained. I never declared that she spit out the meat because she was watching her calories, I was responding to someone who suggested that might have been her reason. To which I said, IF that was her reasoning, she shouldn't be judging a cooking show. I think the operative words here are MIGHT and IF.