Poor Snookie. She learned an important lesson, I’m sure. That being, a “Guidette” cannot issue a level 10 harangue on any random “Guido” she decides to take on in an alcohol-fueled environment. By no means did she deserve the shot to the face, however, the verbal assault she was giving this crazy-eyed hot head was something to behold.

ouch… poor snooki. that punch landed flush on her chin. shes such a nice girl, too. i can see mike “the situation” standing right there… i wonder if he did anything to retaliate.

This show is degrading and depicits Italian Americans poorly. These young men and women clearly come from families with no values or self respect.We in the Italian American community whom live in New Jersey (many of these dispicable characters do not come from Jersey)want this show pulled from VH1. If the producers of VH1 do not honor our culture as a people of the USA and continue to engage in humiliating low class of people whom want to say they are Italian, when in fact these are people whom are not educated, self loathing and come from roots that are so far from the true Italian heritage.
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No-ones culture is honoured anymore, so join the rest of us as we are all daily degraded by the culture. As for Snookie, I saw a pic of her and DJ (what’s his name) walking around LA last weekend, and wow, did they ever look Jersey Shoreish.

ireenawagner:

“continue to engage in humiliating low class of people whom want to say they are Italian”

Yes, of course they aren’t REAL Italians. A REAL Italian could never behave in a way that could be considered low-class, right? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silvio_Berlusconi#Jokes.2C_gestures_and_blunders

Also, by the way: I’m of Irish and Sicilian heritage, and I’m insulted by stereotypes too. Please bulldoze South Boston and stop making any and all Cosa Nostra references so that I won’t be offended.

ireenawagner: “jersey shore” is on MTV, not VH1.