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The girl on the right tries to look all friendly and happy but you don't need to be a body language expert to see how awkward she feels - she's probably thinking: "Why do I have to pose with that crazy bitch?"
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The girl on the right tries to look all friendly and happy but you don't need to be a body language expert to see how awkward she feels - she's probably thinking: "Why do I have to pose with that crazy bitch?"
Into the pool, dumb shit!I think Gloria should stay the hell away from swimming pools. That is how badly written fantasy epics begin!
I love how the other girl is obviously trying to do a friendly hugging girl pose but gloria can't help but basically shove herself in front of her and ripoff Sports Illustrated instead. Whoever pointed out she doesn't really have female friends is right.
Well, she's a moderately good looking lolcow, that basically makes her a mythical creature.
I'd take Emiry and her jizzed-in condom pics over Gloria and her ego.
I don't think she even wants friendship. I think she just sees other people as pawns to fame and (greater) fortune.Honestly, I don't think she's capable of having friendships considering how narcissistic and spoiled she is.
I think that in the end, daddy is the real lolcow in this.I wonder why her dad keeps throwing his money at his daughter's "projects". Does he actually think it's a great investment, that is, has he convinced himself that Gloria will become a famous rapper, writer, movie director, etc. making billions? Considering the money and resources he has thrown at that movie (and yes, even a crappy movie with lots of stock footage is expensive to make), he must be sure that it will be a blockbuster - how deluded can one be?
I wonder why her dad keeps throwing his money at his daughter's "projects". Does he actually think it's a great investment, that is, has he convinced himself that Gloria will become a famous rapper, writer, movie director, etc. making billions? Considering the money and resources he has thrown at that movie (and yes, even a crappy movie with lots of stock footage is expensive to make), he must be sure that it will be a blockbuster - how deluded can one be?
I wonder why her dad keeps throwing his money at his daughter's "projects". Does he actually think it's a great investment, that is, has he convinced himself that Gloria will become a famous rapper, writer, movie director, etc. making billions? Considering the money and resources he has thrown at that movie (and yes, even a crappy movie with lots of stock footage is expensive to make), he must be sure that it will be a blockbuster - how deluded can one be?
I agree. Gloria is simply a product of her environment. Also, it seems kind of sad she doesn't have any real friends. One day she's going to realize that everyone around her is just sponging off her and nobody actually likes her. At that point, she'll probably turn to drugs if she hasn't already.I think that in the end, daddy is the real lolcow in this.
Yeah, same here although if I ever found a copy in a used book store or at a yard sale I'd pick it up.
So far the cheapest I've seen is $2.99 for the Kindle version and still feel it's $2.98 too expensive.
Besides, I need to bone up on the material before seeing the movie in order to understand all the nuance that little Glo Glo put into her characters.
Libraries usually aren't too keen on obtaining books from obscure vanity publishers. Robert Stanek got his books on all libraries within driving distance from his home, no doubt after a lot of persuasion about him being a local boy and all. Field agents of Conjugal Felicity said the books looked like no one had read them.Maybe your library has it, or could order it? Then again, I don't think I'd want to be seen checking it out.
Maybe your library has it, or could order it? Then again, I don't think I'd want to be seen checking it out.