Vinny does his laundry
Fresh from ringing the bell on Wall Street (go ahead, step back and wrap your mind around that one), Jersey Shore cast members were back filming in Seaside Heights in the afternoon on Tuesday. Below is Vinny Guadagnino, who, naturally, had to do his laundry (seen in right hand).
Vinny does his laundry
Fresh from ringing the bell on Wall Street (go ahead, step back and wrap your mind around that one), Jersey Shore cast members were back filming in Seaside Heights in the afternoon on Tuesday. Below is Vinny Guadagnino, who, naturally, had to do his laundry (seen in right hand). At least that's what the eagle eye watchers of Ocean Terrace believe was in his bag. Note the turquoise-clad mystery woman behind him, not a regular cast member on the MTV series, seen later on the deck, smoking, drinking coffee and not looking pleased, while Vinny swung in the hammock.
And, despite comically tight secret-service like security, I was able to take this picture of the front seat of one of the camera-outfitted Escalades used in the show. In the front seat: a box of Trojans. To be continued.
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- "i hope everyone involved in this post is fired." -ditto— Jim C.
- "In the front seat: a box of Trojans." If that's the front seat, what's that seat in front of it?— Burbanite
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- hey doc, set for life you gotta be kidding, a few years from now they'll be on "has been" status. its not like these guys are getting a million a season. Special teamers in football have brighter futures than these guys.— couldabeenakenzo
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- Blam it on Obama Mama!— NE_GoldsGym
is this what passes for paparazzi in nj?— TwinkleToes- everyone cares enough to read and then comment?— Bones
Inquirer Staff Writer Jacqueline L. Urgo has spent every summer of her life at the Jersey Shore, and has lived there year-round for nearly 30 years, even fulfilling one of her bucket list dreams by once living in a house by the sea.
Since 1990, she has covered the waterfront for The Inquirer — from the Atlantic to the Delaware Bay shore — and some of the mainland in between. Along the way, she amassed an encyclopedic knowledge of this tear-it-down-and-build-it-back-up region, delving into the history and the hype of a place with a lot of unexpected stories to tell. Email her here: jurgo@phillynews.com.
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