and if you didn't know, you better google this for your own benefit.
anyway, i'd just like to say, no i take that back, complain, about the amount of reality shows that are presently on-air on tv. you know, i can still remember when 'vh1' centered around the late 20's and over age group, soft-rocking out to richard marx's right here waiting. now it's complete with shows of trashy-looking men trying to hook up with a whore of an ex-contestant for brett michael's rock of love series, which only highlights our economy's recession in a desperate attempt to maintain it's viewers in order to receive their pay they think that they deserve.
mtv's real world, i'm sure most of you can agree with me on this one, is definitely not the 'real world'. just because you include hidden sex in certain scenes does not prove to us viewers how real the world can be. if you wanted to convey that message, film a clip of how long can one orgasm when operating a vibrating rabbit on themselves. at least this way, we can compare and contrast the reality of this ingenious accesory jesus had created to reduce the risk of committing adultery. and who pays a group of strangers to travel internationally for a few days, only to hear those fortunate few to be bitching about how non-american that place really is? listen, we all know that these people do exist within this world, and the proper title for these people is what we call 'juvenile fuck-tards'. unless if it's a situation where these cast members are in a country currently experiencing the swine flu, your petty, fabricated drama still ceases to amuse me.
so mtv yo raps! please come back! how i long for you to be able to teach me the current popular slangs such as 'trippin' ' again. and enough with this whole heide and spencer wedding propaganda; how can our society actually allow a rich, blond girl marry an asshole and not two men/women together? just like my last vh1 memory of the 1990's when richard marx's video was playing, i'll be right here waiting...

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