Not hating, Just stating…

Don’t worry, this is not about me & my S.O. Sorry to those who were rejoicing or mourning. I was watching I Love Money on VH1. (Yes, I was watching this instead of doing something constructive like feeding the homeless, reading to the blind, organizing my dresser.) Now, as a “fan” of I Love NY, Flavor of Love & the FIRST half of the FIRST season of Rock of Love, I am familiar with these folks and actually had favorites. (SPOILER ALERT!!!) One of my faves from ILNY2 was Midget Mac. He was funny & seemed to have a je ne sais quois. Not saying I would hit that, but… he had miniswag. He changed all of that tonight.

He called a few of the women hoes, including Hoopz, which may very well be true, but it came out of left field & was a TERRIBLE move on the first DAY of competition. Once they got to the  competition he refused to put on a bikini bottom and grab for pesos. In the end they sent his lil evil ass home and he deserved it because HE proved himself to be delusional because he chalked it up to him refusing to put on a swimsuit.

No, hunny, it is because you showed your ass and your insecurity all at once and no one wanted to deal with that.

I guess that is what I get for LIKING someone from a reality show. Not like I had a CRUSH on him, but I was happy for him when I saw the casting special for the show. Now I see he was just a DICKHEAD and they edited ILNY2 to make him seem more likeable.  Shneaky, shneaky!

Fool me once shame on you; fool me twice and it’s time to change the channel cuz I am WAY too emotionally involved. So after watching the show on about a 30 minute DVR delay, I end up turning to what? THE COLOR PURPLE!!! And it was on my FAVORITE scene… DINNER WITH SOPHIA!

Speaking of emotionally involved, I am sitting here reciting the words alternately aloud and in my head.  I remember seeing this movie for the first time at the tender age of 6 or 7 & having the opportunity to meet Danny Glover at the Howard University Children’s theater. I REFUSED! This movie made THAT much of an impact on me that  I wouldn’t watch a movie he made until somewhere around A Rage in Harlem when I was 12. Yeah, I was way to emotionally involved!

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