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Non-Shocker: Vinny Back On The <em>Jersey Shore</em>
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Jamie Feldmar
Published Jul 11, 2011
Modified Jul 11, 2011
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Today in News That should Come As A Surprise To No One, embattled Jersey Shorer Vinny Guadagnino, who stormed out the cast's Seaside Heights home two weeks ago, is apparently back and ready to resume filming.
Guadagnino apparently left after a fight with a fellow castmate, and for a minute there, it looked like he might actually be serious about saying ciao. But after the cast lobbied for him to return—by, naturally, schlepping out to his home in Staten Island this weekend and then taking him to a club—Guadagnino came crawling back to the house, laundry bag in hand. So much for the "Vinning All Day" T-shirt castmates had specially made.
There has been no update so far on the fate of fellow storm-offer The Situation, who walked out on the Heights house last week.
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