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<em>Jersey Shore</em> Cast "Stalked" Via Twitter?
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Jen Carlson
Published Jan 4, 2010
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Incase you took the advice of the New York Times today and decided to finally embrace MTV's Jersey Shore, it may interest you that some of the cast is currently walking around in plain sight right here in NYC (they recruited Michael Cera to their circle earlier). Some fans went on a mission, following Snooki and Pauly D's Twitters, and tracked them down! There should be a prize for whoever gets their photos taken with all cast members after successfully stalking them through the streets of Manhattan. But really what fascinates us about this photo is how unnatural they look in winter clothes — where are the tans, the abs, the ridiculous clothing? It's so sad how their fist-pumping hands are so cold they need to keep them pocketed... we barely recognize these people.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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