Yesterday, I tweeted that I was pissed about something and that I was going to take out my blowtorch. The reason I said that is that I have a huge axe to grind over a […]
The recent Reality Steve lawsuit coverage I revived is happening by sheer coincidence in between seasons of “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette”. In many ways, I wish this sprung up during a fully cranked up […]
There were some very important lessons I learned a few years back regarding legal matters. I want to share them with the readership and Steve Carbone, specifically. When I was under legal stress and up […]
Both my original plan and backup plan for all-new commentary and content on the “Bachelor” producers lawsuit against Reality Steve went up in smoke. I couldn’t do a video that I had planned because my […]
This article is Part 8 of ongoing coverage of the Reality Steve Extortion Lawsuit. ===== I got done watching Carbone’s latest video blog two hours ago. I have never tuned in to one of his […]
Similar to my last response/reaction post “Reality Steve” Link Referral Explosion, I decided to take a breather to simply reflect on what’s happened in the last week. I thank Steve Carbone for his kind words in […]
This article is Part 6 of ongoing coverage of the Reality Steve Extortion Lawsuit. ======= This article was intended to go into more depth of the legal meat-grinding the “Bachelor” producers are inflicting upon our […]
I took some time over the weekend to explore some of “Reality Steve’s” earlier videos on YouTube and I stumbled upon the 5-part Celebrity Side Dish Interview with Reality Steve from August 2010. I initially […]
This article is Part 3 of ongoing coverage of the Reality Steve Extortion Lawsuit. =========== I almost don’t know how to start this post because I am still a bit dizzy by the many thousands […]
This article is Part 2 of ongoing coverage of the Reality Steve Extortion Lawsuit. ======= It seems that no matter what I write, thoughts will hit me AFTER I finish writing a post. That is […]
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