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"Real World: Brooklyn" Spotted Hula Hooping

October 14, 2008 at 1:30 PM | by | Comment (1)

Newly engaged and de-nicknamed Jezebel editor Tracie Egan had a chance to catch up with some hula hooping Real Worlders on October 11, and, well, we'll let her tell it:

So this party was thrown by the co-worker of my BFF, both of whom work for Viacom. The loft was in this huge commercial space, replete with a multi-stall public bathroom on the first floor.

I was told that like 13 people live there, and I guess they supplement their income by throwing these parties and charging people a lot of money to get in.

And what of the cast?

Anyway, so the kids from "The Real World": From what I could tell, there was a normal, apple-pie girl (the one going out with the guy who lived in the party loft) who had a weird different name like Been or Bien or Bash or something...

There was a queen-y, tall, black guy who was making a dramatic Blackberry phone call outside, presumably to one of the other roommates, saying, "Where are you!? I'm freaking the fuck out!"...

And there were a few diminutive, run-of-the-mill fratties with Gotti-boy hair.

Now that sounds like Chet to us.

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Ehhhh...

I kinda stopped watching it after Real World New Orleans. Melissa Howard was my favorite and she actually married Justin Beck from Glassjaw.
jenndlv on October 14, 2008 at 1:43 PM #Permalink

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