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apocalypsos) wrote2010-10-02 03:49 pm
apocalypsos) wrote2010-10-02 03:49 pm
Awww.
Apparently Mondo's family were there to support him at an episode 10 viewing party and benefit at which Michael C. was the special guest host and lunch with the both of them was auctioned off the Colorado AIDS Project and Rainbow Alley.
There is nothing about that sentence that doesn't make me want to clap my hands with glee.
And I didn't even notice until somebody on Jezebel pointed it out, but if I would have noticed at the time that while everybody else's reactions to Mondo's announcement were along the lines of "I'm so proud of you!" and "I love you, Mondo," Gretchen's was, "I'm so happy to be a part of this moment in your life."
Yeah, way to make it all about you, Gretchen. Again.
And people keep saying that they thought her family was more well-to-do than they are due to her inflated sense of entitlement, and while at first I was like, "Bwuh?", that actually makes a lot of sense. Of course, she isn't well-off, which ... yeah.
There is nothing about that sentence that doesn't make me want to clap my hands with glee.
And I didn't even notice until somebody on Jezebel pointed it out, but if I would have noticed at the time that while everybody else's reactions to Mondo's announcement were along the lines of "I'm so proud of you!" and "I love you, Mondo," Gretchen's was, "I'm so happy to be a part of this moment in your life."
Yeah, way to make it all about you, Gretchen. Again.
And people keep saying that they thought her family was more well-to-do than they are due to her inflated sense of entitlement, and while at first I was like, "Bwuh?", that actually makes a lot of sense. Of course, she isn't well-off, which ... yeah.