Real World Hollywood: Complete Cast

why so many black people and no Punjabs?

[QUOTE=djax4heisman;14434]why so many black people and no Punjabs?[/QUOTE] Gotta love random one-sentence first posts. The obvious answer is that casting for any reality show is about character (or lack thereof), personality and ensemble chemistry on camera. They last thing casting is about is color, unless color is a significant component of personality or chemistry. [I]General advice to people: If you are posting here for the first time, please endeavor to create some context so we understand your point of view; otherwise you risk the much dreaded appellation of "irrelevant."[/I]

Hey Will I have a few questions for you. Like why you choose ho's over bros? Why you try to be a Captain save a ho when she has a bf? Why do you always wear the same shirt but different color variation. Why do you fall for every girl that talks to you? Why you have no girls ever over? And why when you was talking "shit" to Greg you was talking like that kid in the wheelchair on Malcom in the Middle? Oh Yeah your beats sucks

[QUOTE=Solomonvtp;14460] Why do you fall for every girl that talks to you? [/QUOTE] And why is it always a kindergarten crush...don't you know how to crush like a man???

[quote=djax4heisman;14434]why so many black people and no Punjabs?[/quote] LOL. If the phrasing of this question was reworked, it actually wouldn't be a bad one. How about, "Why has there never been a Desi in the real world cast?"

[QUOTE=Solomonvtp;14460]Hey Will I have a few questions for you. Like why you choose ho's over bros? Why you try to be a Captain save a ho when she has a bf? Why do you always wear the same shirt but different color variation. Why do you fall for every girl that talks to you? Why you have no girls ever over? And why when you was talking "shit" to Greg you was talking like that kid in the wheelchair on Malcom in the Middle? Oh Yeah your beats sucks[/QUOTE] wait till Will gets a hold of this...

[QUOTE=LocaCola;14462]LOL. If the phrasing of this question was reworked, it actually wouldn't be a bad one. How about, "Why has there never been a Desi in the real world cast?"[/QUOTE] Desi?

[quote=Bacchus;14465]Ouch Stacee! lol I asked Parisa if he used that line on her, but she wisely reserved comment. ;)[/quote] Which was the answer all in itself. I rolled my eyes when he trotted that line out again last night. I remember the first time he said it and followed it up with "girls love it when you say that". Uhhh - no they don't. They like you because you're attractive and charming - if you were neither of those things that line would get you laughed at and dismissed every time you used it. I'm not hatin' on Will, he obviously has game but please retire that line. Especially now since there is recorded evidence of its usage at least twice and once inferred.

[quote=renaldob;14466]Desi?[/quote] Yep. Desi = Indian. Asian Indian, not American Indian. I do not think there has ever been a desi on RW. Every other race has been covered.

[QUOTE=Solomonvtp;14460]Hey Will I have a few questions for you. Like why you choose ho's over bros? Why you try to be a Captain save a ho when she has a bf? Why do you always wear the same shirt but different color variation. Why do you fall for every girl that talks to you? Why you have no girls ever over? And why when you was talking "shit" to Greg you was talking like that kid in the wheelchair on Malcom in the Middle? Oh Yeah your beats sucks[/QUOTE] Your writing style is an interesting combination of 80s valley-speak and challenged grammar, but I'll have some fun with you since Will is apparently still enjoying Mexico. [QUOTE]Like why you choose ho's over bros?[/QUOTE] [I]Because he doesn't want to wake up alone when he is 35 and wonder what happened to his life. Real men engage women where they find them. A man-child may adopt and maintain the cultural fiction that a bond between any random group of men is somehow both more valuable and permanent. Perhaps it's true if you are Charlie Sheen and you are making a B movie, but in the harsh light of the real world, that is a prescription for being 50, alone, and discovering that you have hair growing out of your ears. [/I] [QUOTE]Why you try to be a Captain save a ho when she has a bf?[/QUOTE] OK, my urban translation program simple crashed on this sentence. Just guessing -- A girl tells you she has a BF. You discover he is a couple of thousand miles a way. You have two choices. You can immediately believe her and go to friend mode, hoping she introduces you to someone hot, or you can test test the waters to hopefully discover the Sunny Side of Truth. Testing the waters, when done right, flatters the woman and lets her know she is desirable. She may tell you that you are a cad, but she when you move instantly back behind the friend line, she will know you really did care and she will again be flattered. If you are really lucky and good, you can become a friend with benefits. [QUOTE]Why do you always wear the same shirt but different color variation. [/QUOTE] But he doesn't. It they are different colored shirts then obviously that are not the same shirt. I know a lot of people who, when they find a style of shirt (or especially jeans) they like, they will buy several of them in different colors. It's not like production puts out a memo that says "Today we will tape you at IO West and tomorrow morning tape the fight between Will and Greg. Beware the sins of wardrobe continuity from the last three episodes which you will not see for five months. Now go out there and be good TV." [QUOTE]Why do you fall for every girl that talks to you?[/QUOTE] And the evidence for this is? His eyes sparkle and he smiles when he meats a reasonably attractive woman -- and even some unattractive ones. Reminds me of Dr. Will Kirby, but that's another show. Will appears secure enough in his manhood to not have a problem opening himself to possible rejection by women-- a highly prize trait I'm told. For one his age, he shows more wisdom that I would suspect, leaving open the possibility that he has learned that, one-on-one, women like this behavior. I fall in "like" several times a day myself and I've been married forever. I think is it remarkably healthy. The ability to flirt helps keep us all young. [QUOTE]Why you have no girls ever over?[/QUOTE] To Stage 20? Just because we have not seen one, doesn't mean she was not there. I guess Reva doesn't quality, huh? If I were in the RW house on West Sunset Blvd, I'd be visiting ladies where they live as often as possible since I would only be living with seven strangers for three months. Every guy knows that when a woman invites you to her home/apartment/condo, you can get up at 3 in the morning and go home when you are a little more sober. Also, given the reality of the situation, when you are about to get busy at the lady' abode, there is no annoying PA standing there explaining to the women whose clothes are half off while you are at half-staff yourself, the she will need to sign a waiver. Did you know that the lady (or guy) must be sober and fully aware and capable of giving informed consent when signing the broadcast waiver? Try getting informed consent for the lady you invested 6 tequila shooters in just to get her to come back with you... [QUOTE] And why when you was talking "shit" to Greg you was talking like that kid in the wheelchair on Malcolm in the Middle?[/QUOTE] Now that was funny. Do you think Will practiced that in advance? He was laughing and smiling throughout that clip on the RW dailies. Looked like rehearsed "improv" to me.

[quote=V1man;14498] But he doesn't. It they are different colored shirts then obviously that are not the same shirt. I know a lot of people who, when they find a style of shirt (or especially jeans) they like, they will buy several of them in different colors. [/quote] Word to that! (and I thought that was only a girl rule lol) (Plus I've noticed the shirt he's referring to it is Michigan State University which is where Will goes, or did) So he's repping for the Spartans!!

[QUOTE=Bacchus;14518]V1, your epic retorts are always a welcome read. :D[/QUOTE] Thanks, it's a long way from my political speechwriting days, but one must remain entertained...