Shannon is the lowest of lows

(Posting again to clarify that I know naked wasted was Tamra's doing, but holy mothballs, having been on the show a few seasons now, she's probably aware it happened.)

I could tell by the looks on the women's faces that they were either in on it themselves, or enjoyed seeing it happen. Maybe not Vicki as much. But as we've all seen, when the going gets tough for someone else, she just retreats. She has no loyalties. Actually, none of these beyotches do. And their memories seem to be short. None of them recall Shannon yelling like a crazy person at that party? And I can't even remember who she was referring to...Meghan? Heather? Vicki? I can't remember. But she was acting WAY more crazy than Kelly has. For the most part, it seems like Kelly has just defended herself against the bully pack mentality. Does she take it too far with her words? Yes. But every single time, she has been under the influence of alcohol. I think she got this, and that's why she didn't want to drink. For Shannon to push it on her just to be able to bait her into an angry outburst again is just evil. For someone so concerned about living such a "pure", toxin-free life, she sure doesn't practice it in her acts. And if this is how she treats someone she really doesn't even know all that well, I can just imagine how she has treated her husband....or his family, for that matter. She's a flippin' phony and a bully...and desperately insecure, because that's what bullies are. And does anyone remember when Tamra threw a glass of wine in Jeanna (sp?) face? How classy was that? Or Vicki yelling at the top of her lungs multiple times? What about that? But they're all treating Kelly like she's the lowest of the low. Or even that stupid bathtub scene with Eddie? (Personally, I think she did that for Simon's benefit.) Who the hell does that? We don't want to see them getting busy. None of them, actually.

And what's with this "dear" that David calls her? Who the hell uses that term anymore? It bugs the crap out of me when he does that. It really doesn't sound very endearing to me. And it's not like 1959, pal. People don't call each other "dear". And with that voice of his. Ugh.

Furthermore....who has their young daughters play in a bar? They're just kids. If you wanted to have them play somewhere, couldn't it have been somewhere else? They're playing for a bunch of adults who are getting drunk. Nice. Stupid.