Last night Snooki Twittered "LMAO" with a link... so obviously something hilarious was awaiting us just a click away. And sure enough... it was this Funny or Die skit that she, The Situation and Pauly D recently did. While it may be hilarious to see them try to step outside of their fist-pumping selves for a moment... in all seriousness, this Jersey Shore craze is going to end before they, like, actually get famous, right?
Even their protesters are trying to get more attention! The organizer of the "Jersey Shore Against Jersey Shore" protest says he's planning another one outside of Viacom, and he's looking to attain permits to make this one legal. You can read his mission statement in ALL CAPS on the Facebook page. And after you do that, see Alyssa Milano get transformed into Snooki (for real).
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Can they all just die in a plane crash already pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee???
NannyState
As if they'd ever make it through the metal detectors...
babyhitler
this video proves that the situation and pauly d have been faking it the whole time to get on tv. Snooki, on the other hand, is pretty much the same regardless.
Actually...that was pretty funny. I can't really bear the show, out of a mixture of boredom & loathing, but they have a pretty decent sense of humor about the whole thing. Good for them. I'm still staying out of the Meatpacking District though.
kleinpeter
So does Sarah Palin about her Situation - but I ain't gunna waste my time on her, either.
NannyState
The only thing getting pregnant out of this are the pauses.
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