Greedy Meets Gucci Part I
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WINNERS – LOSERS : THE HEAT IS ON.
From the Greedy Group to the Gucci Gang. From Jamby to Janina. From Ramielle Malubay to Rovilson & Marc. Conventional Wisdom is at it again. To rant. To rave.
The Season of Lent is a good time to reflect on the good, the bad, and the ugly events we have been experiencing for the past months. Conventional Wisdom (CW) a firm believer in the saying what will not kill you will only make you stronger, is back and fortunately, has not succumbed to aneurysm caused by the scandals heaped upon by the likes of Gretchen, Kris, Ruffa last year.
Unfortunately, only to be replaced by even bigger scandals these past months. Read on, and find out the latest score card.
The Gucci Gang vs. Conned-Aussie-Gay-Guy-With-HIV
Spanning two continents, the blog features a cast of thousand beautiful people (ok, not all beautiful. As the acronym T.I.M. Y.A.P. rightfully spells : T. Inang Mukha Yan, Ang Pangit) involve in drugs, sex in all its permutations, and con artists posing as society boys and girls. The blog tackled a whole range of delicious topics ranging from suspense (a murder cover up inside an exclusive condo), action (police raid of someone's room in the middle of the night in picturesque Boracay) comedy (the clam chowders, or married rich men who actually like other men, but pamper their trophy wives to death), horror and science fiction (all the fat, ugly, and balding high society people who think they are svelte, gorgeous and, with full hair), sex (someone asking for head inside a running elevator), and documentary (a dissection of someone's personal hygiene). This is Discover Channel at its Best.
Brian's blog makes Gossip Girl, Devil Wears Prada, and The Nanny Diaries look like The Sound of Music. Next to Celine Lopez, Kris Aquino is a nun. The blog is vile, dirty, bitchy, and oozing with venom. CW likes it.
We may not wear Gucci. We may not be able to set foot in your clubs. We go to StarMall instead of
Labels: gucci gang, politics
4 Comments:
This is just sounding more and more like a Bret Easton Ellis novel. It's sure ready and waiting for a film treatment that can be directed by Todd Solondz.
Todd Solondz. Ha ha ha.
I think he was thinking of Baz Luhrmann
I think he was thinking of Baz Luhrmann
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