Domino's pizza has already pulled their advertising from the show.
Jersey Shore
Jersey Shore
Fucking Christ:
Domino's pizza has already pulled their advertising from the show.
Domino's pizza has already pulled their advertising from the show.
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Re: Jersey Shore
Well, did they deserve it?
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Is it sad I want to set that to the words "PARTY HARD"?
Dare I ask what the backstory to this is? Or do I want to know? And is it ok that I'm laughing this hard at it, because it just seems really funny. His expression as he turns his head is priceless.
Dare I ask what the backstory to this is? Or do I want to know? And is it ok that I'm laughing this hard at it, because it just seems really funny. His expression as he turns his head is priceless.
Re: Jersey Shore
What a fucking ass. I hope someone gave that douchebag a little return beat down.
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America is so classy these days. It makes me proud. 
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Just wow. I mean, she seems like a bitchy jersey girl....so she probably deserved it.
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That's pretty funny. He just keeps hitting her and hitting her.
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Re: Jersey Shore
Wow what a douchebagel. I'll continue living in my TV free bubble.
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Re: Jersey Shore
After her drink's stolen, MTV star gets punch
By JASON NARK
Philadelphia Daily News
[email protected] 856-779-3231
A cast member of an MTV show filming at the Jersey Shore got a fistful of reality Wednesday when an inebriated New York man punched her in the face during a taping at an Ocean County bar.
Seaside Heights Police Chief Thomas Boyd confirmed yesterday that the woman who was hit inside the Beachcomber Bar & Grill a little after 2 a.m. Wednesday was part of MTV's latest foray at the popular resort town.
"It's a reality series," he said. "I think it's about Italians at the Shore."
MTV declined to comment on the incident or the show, which according to several casting Web sites is titled "The Guidos," a not-so-complimentary reference to young Italian-American men who frequent the Jersey Shore in Ocean and Monmouth counties.
Seaside Heights Detective Steve Korman said the suspect, Brad Ferro, 23, of Deer Park, N.Y., was told to stop drinking by bouncers at the Beachcomber Wednesday morning because he appeared intoxicated.
The bar's bouncers let Ferro stay, however, and he eventually stole the female cast member's alcoholic beverage from the bar and guzzled it down.
That apparently caused instant drama. Korman said Ferro punched the woman - who was not identified - with a closed fist in the face.
Ferro was arrested on simple-assault and disorderly-person charges. The cast member was not treated.
A man who answered the phone at the Beachcomber declined to comment, saying, "You'll just have to watch the show," before hanging up.
On a recent blog post announcing the show's arrival, Seaside Heights Public Information Director Peter J. Smith wrote that the reality-based show was being kept "hush-hush."
"I can however say that the show involves a group of people who are working in the local nightclub scene," he wrote.
Smith, who could not be reached for comment, said the show included a single, closed set that has been built atop the "Shore Store" on the Boardwalk.
By JASON NARK
Philadelphia Daily News
[email protected] 856-779-3231
A cast member of an MTV show filming at the Jersey Shore got a fistful of reality Wednesday when an inebriated New York man punched her in the face during a taping at an Ocean County bar.
Seaside Heights Police Chief Thomas Boyd confirmed yesterday that the woman who was hit inside the Beachcomber Bar & Grill a little after 2 a.m. Wednesday was part of MTV's latest foray at the popular resort town.
"It's a reality series," he said. "I think it's about Italians at the Shore."
MTV declined to comment on the incident or the show, which according to several casting Web sites is titled "The Guidos," a not-so-complimentary reference to young Italian-American men who frequent the Jersey Shore in Ocean and Monmouth counties.
Seaside Heights Detective Steve Korman said the suspect, Brad Ferro, 23, of Deer Park, N.Y., was told to stop drinking by bouncers at the Beachcomber Wednesday morning because he appeared intoxicated.
The bar's bouncers let Ferro stay, however, and he eventually stole the female cast member's alcoholic beverage from the bar and guzzled it down.
That apparently caused instant drama. Korman said Ferro punched the woman - who was not identified - with a closed fist in the face.
Ferro was arrested on simple-assault and disorderly-person charges. The cast member was not treated.
A man who answered the phone at the Beachcomber declined to comment, saying, "You'll just have to watch the show," before hanging up.
On a recent blog post announcing the show's arrival, Seaside Heights Public Information Director Peter J. Smith wrote that the reality-based show was being kept "hush-hush."
"I can however say that the show involves a group of people who are working in the local nightclub scene," he wrote.
Smith, who could not be reached for comment, said the show included a single, closed set that has been built atop the "Shore Store" on the Boardwalk.