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Amazingly she still thinks that that awful "Convertible" video is something worth sharing, presumably unironically.
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Amazingly she still thinks that that awful "Convertible" video is something worth sharing, presumably unironically.
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In addition to sharing the "Convertible" video (which, BTW, has garnered a whopping 61,000 hits on YT; probably mostly from us Kiwis and paid subscribers), I think it's about her continuing to promote her "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" image.Amazingly she still thinks that that awful "Convertible" video is something worth sharing, presumably unironically.
In addition to sharing the "Convertible" video (which, BTW, has garnered a whopping 61,000 hits on YT; probably mostly from us Kiwis and paid subscribers), I think it's about her continuing to promote her "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" image.
I just love how Glo-Glo strategically crops the photo (even cropping out the logo on the wheels) so there's no definitive proof it's a Mitsubishi. Don't get me wrong -- the Mitsubishi Eclipse isn't a bad car; for its price, it's actually rather a nice car. The Eclipse does have some nice lines and, from the limited view she's given us, Glo-Glo could conceivably claim it's a Porsche or a Corvette (or some other much higher-end car) to someone who doesn't know any better.
Had I known this earlier I would have booked a flight to Floriduh to go see this thing.
Unless I'm way off base here, I'm guessing this is going to be a *very* friendly showing of the movie. The vast majority of the audience is going to be cast, crew, friends and family of cast and crew, Glo-Glo's assorted ass patters, and members of whatever church Daddy Tesch has allied himself with. You know -- the sorts of people who want the movie to be good and who are going to tell Glo-Glo and Gunter what an amazing masterpiece they've created.The only thing I'm worried about though is when the unintentional laughter starts, will this later turn into the Tesch version of "The Day the Clown Cried" and Herr Tesch will vow to never again let it see the light of day?
Will the Tesches become The Cherry Sisters of the 21st Century?Unless I'm way off base here, I'm guessing this is going to be a *very* friendly showing of the movie. The vast majority of the audience is going to be cast, crew, friends and family of cast and crew, Glo-Glo's assorted ass patters, and members of whatever church Daddy Tesch has allied himself with. You know -- the sorts of people who want the movie to be good and who are going to tell Glo-Glo and Gunter what an amazing masterpiece they've created.
It's not until they try to do a screening for the general public that they're going to hear the unintentional laughter and, even then, Glo-Glo's inner circle will probably still be praising her brilliance and literary achievement.
They've got the total lack of self-awareness down. Although I don't know if the Cherry Sisters had asspatters back then telling them how wonderful they were.Will the Tesches become The Cherry Sisters of the 21st Century?
Yeah, but between Glo-Glo, Herr Gunter, and Tovarisch Marina, they can beg for investors in at least three different languages!At least Wiseau can oblige with a Shakespearean sonnet.