Last night, on Rock of Love 2, our vinyl-haired hero, Bret Michaels, presided over a rodeo.
The women contending for the grand prize of his love lassoed fake cattle and rode real horses, before the piece de resistance: getting down in the mud to wrestle bandanas off a passel of greased pigs.
Yee-hah.
After last week's episode, in which the Women of Low Self-Esteem were forced to battle each other -- barely dressed -- in a football game complicated by wind, rain, snow, and mud, I concluded that Bret really likes mud.
After last night's episode, we can safely conclude something else: He doesn't really like women.
The "winners" of this week's rodeo got to go on a date with him in some gimmick restaurant, where it was intentionally so dark Bret and the lasses had to form a congo line behind the maitre 'd to find their table. They couldn't see each other, let alone their food.
Nice date.
I don't know about you, but I like to see what I'm eating. If you've ever had the misfortune to find a hair in your salad at a 4-star restaurant, you know what I'm talking about.
But Bret's a happenin' guy. He likes to live on the edge.
Now, while he and the LSEs, Ambre, Kristy Joe, and Destiney (I think it was Destiney, anyway) couldn't see each other, technology allowed us in TV Land to see everything. Between gobbles of whatever was put in front of him, Bret (who possesses the table manners of a donkey) swapped saliva with Kristy Joe, unbeknownst to the other LSEs.
Eventually, Kristy Joe excused herself to go to the bathroom. Ambre identified herself and moved in, meeting no resistance from Bret. When it comes to sticking things in his mouth, our hero never discriminates.
Later on in the show, Bret eliminated Catherine, the "old" girl, who has been on the planet months longer than he has; and Peyton, the rocker girl he says he likes as a friend.
That leaves Bret with a bunch of kids who don't know a booby-prize when they see it, and Kristy Joe, the woman with restraining orders against her former and current husbands.
On another channel, in another universe, Jon Stewart made me laugh while hosting the Oscars.
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Oh my God! That programme is one of the reasons I never bother to switch on the box!
But what's really sad is that women have such low self esteem to get involved in those shows.
I've seen Outback Jack once which is a similar thing - brawny but not brainy fella having lots of low self esteem gals hoping he'll choose them whilst they are living the hard life in the Australian Outback.
Sad.
It really is sad, Claudia.
Those women's lives have to be pretty bad if subjecting themselves to that nonsense looks like a good deal.
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