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Nostalgic;340243 wrote:There is some denial there. Like dude, you were on the downlow, just say it...
Discussion thread about The Real World: Portland - Hot Air Jordan with 19 replies from the Vevmo community.
Nostalgic;340243 wrote:Oh yeah, definitely.
There is some denial there.
Nostalgic;340243 wrote:Oh yeah, definitely.
There is some denial there.
Nostalgic;340243 wrote:Like dude, you were on the downlow, just say it. It's common and understandable when you're a. a preachers son, b. football jock and c. an African American male.
There is some denial there.
ILoveRW;340235 wrote:I don't have that problem. Too many years in the business. The edit points give away many things about cast members.
I'm just simply ranking the character I see. You could watch a 100 episodes and you'd not be qualified to rank the person behind the character.
V1man;340261 wrote:Still don't know them, they might be sneaking out of the house and murdering people at night and you'd never know.
I don't have that problem. Too many years in the business. The edit points give away many things about cast members.
YvanEhtNioj;340106 wrote:Heat of the moment is the same thing as saying "I only said it cause I was drunk". Aka "I was thinking it, I just wish I hadn't said it out loud because it's gonna make me look bad". And I doubt 3 months on a show will make a racist change, but we'll see. All this is alleged intel for now.
All he says in the video is something like "Take your black *** back to ATL" and she just keeps saying "BOOP!" If in fact he does have "racist" tendencies, hopefully he overcame them throughout the show. But yeah I hope it isn't true, just one of those heat of the moment type things.
gbp02;340201 wrote:I agree on Sam, but Dustin was a great character for the show. He was emotional and kinda bratty, and his gay **** past worked because of the type of person he is - he wasn't upfront about it and kept making homophobic comments. If he'd been upfront like Marlon, it would've been boring. And when there's people like Jessica and Bird in the house, we need people like Jordan. Just like the DC house needed Mike because Ashley was there.
What's up with MTV always casting people that are "different" but make bad tv. Sam was cast because she's a butch lesbian and did nothing good for the show. Jordan was cast because he has a birth defect and will do nothing good for the show. I mean with Dustin's gay **** past that worked because that's something he had DONE rather than who he is.
wutzrenzi;340256 wrote:You can't tell someone who's on the DL to "just say it". There's obviously a few good reasons why he wouldn't say it. My whole thing is if he's not ready to tell his family, if it was just a one time-thing that "just happened", why share his story on national TV? I mean unless you're not close to your parents I think it's disrespectful to them for you to come out on national TV. The only good reason I can think of is that he's worried the dude would tell the press before he did. Hopefully Alex gets to do a spreecast with him cause I'm curious about this.
Like dude, you were on the downlow, just say it. It's common and understandable when you're a. a preachers son, b. football jock and c. an African American male.
CherryPie;340283 wrote:Exactly he wanted to tell everybody himself cause he knew it was gon get out,(Dustin Zito) so he palyed that smart by telling everybody himself
Heat of the moment is the same thing as saying "I only said it cause I was drunk". Aka "I was thinking it, I just wish I hadn't said it out loud because it's gonna make me look bad". And I doubt 3 months on a show will make a racist change, but we'll see. All this is alleged intel for now. I agree on Sam, but Dustin was a great character for the show. He was emotional and kinda bratty, and his gay **** past worked because of the type of person he is - he wasn't upfront about it and kept making homophobic comments. If he'd been upfront like Marlon, it would've been boring. And when there's people like Jessica and Bird in the house, we need people like Jordan. Just like the DC house needed Mike because Ashley was there. You can't tell someone who's on the DL to "just say it". There's obviously a few good reasons why he wouldn't say it. My whole thing is if he's not ready to tell his family, if it was just a one time-thing that "just happened", why share his story on national TV? I mean unless you're not close to your parents I think it's disrespectful to them for you to come out on national TV. The only good reason I can think of is that he's worried the dude would tell the press before he did. Hopefully Alex gets to do a spreecast with him cause I'm curious about this.
YvanEhtNioj;340406 wrote:Back at home we like to call those... the thirsties (Marlon)
I wouldn't..
wutzrenzi;340452 wrote:Me and Marlon are from the same hometown lol. and went to the same University. And I'm gay. .. That kid is after my life.
Back at home we like to call those... the thirsties (Marlon)
YvanEhtNioj;340467 wrote:Lubbock, you mean? And lol@your last line.
Me and Marlon are from the same hometown lol. and went to the same University. And I'm gay. .. That kid is after my life.
Nostalgic;340474 wrote:Sadly. but he's really from a city close to Austin. he lives like 30 minutes from me now
Lubbock, you mean? And lol@your last line.
YvanEhtNioj;340488 wrote:\ i think somebody pop her cherry on the real world
Have you guys seen this weeks Spreecast? Someone posted a while back during filming that Jessica was a virgin, guess they were right Hang w/Real World Portland's Joi + Nia! - Spreecast
Aramm;340140 wrote:what the what!?!?!? Is this a spoiler!?!?
On topic, they really seemed to make sure viewers wouldn't miss Joi. I don't remember anything about her from this episode except her and Ana in the confessional. She was either just boring to begin with (doubt this, the confessional thing was pretty funny), or they totally left her out just to give the people that are staying more screen time. It's odd because I feel like they've never been so selective and almost playing favorite when it comes to replacement roommates.
Psy4potato;340674 wrote:It's pretty obviously by now.. the commercials basically give away who is leaving.
what the what!?!?!? Is this a spoiler!?!?
Nostalgic;340243 wrote:There is some denial there. Oh yeah, definitely...
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