Re: Humble Parkie Mom is a Billionaire’s Girlfriend
I received this from an Overheardian clearly misreading my post:
You’ve got balls. I wouldn’t cross her.
I wasn’t crossing her. I was helping her spread the word about her billionaire boyfriend new show. She should be thanking me.
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“I wouldn’t cross her.”
Why? Is she dangerous?
It seems to me she’d be happy with the publicity.
AND you did put “humble” in the title, so that negates any wrong doing or “crossing her”. I however, feel that I would love to cross her, or watch someone else do it. Perhaps for one episode she could go to SMU and “recruit” or talk to the girls? That might be something worth watching.
Well, she did get some attention out of the deal. Her gym’s website is interesting. Surprise, surprise…she’s got sort of a hard luck story. How original.
Reality TV wants young, fresh, rich, and pretty people acting stupid, spoiled and outrageous. You don’t see Fox clamoring for “Survivor: suburbia” or Joe Francis clamoring for “Successful Moms Gone Wild!” do you?
So tired.
“Reality TV wants young, fresh, rich, and pretty people acting stupid, spoiled and outrageous.”
She’s pushing 40…that ain’t young. And the photo I saw on the gym website certainly wasn’t ugly, but a far cry from pretty.
The Busyguy has to weigh in and say he thinks it’s Erika Nazem who has b*lls (big ones, too!) for sending out this email to everyone she’s ever met. Ms. Nazem, this is UP, not the OC! We prefer to keep our billions (if we have ‘em) under wraps and we don’t discuss things like how “we’ve climbed to the top but we’re still keepin’ it real”. If you have to state publicly that you’ve climbed to the top, then the Busyguy regrets to inform you that you’re still at the bottom. This sort of self-aggrandization seems vulgar and immodest. But Busyguy wishes you luck in your new endeavor!