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Carboys Desire wrote:

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seaguy wrote:

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Carboys Desire wrote:

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Our local newspaper, the LV Review Journal, has reported that the producers of "The Real Housewives of Las Vegas" have started contacting potential housewives for participation.

Stay tuned...

I assume you will be sending your audition tape.

I don't think I'm quite what they're looking for but there are some women I know at my gym that would certainly qualify. In fact, I think I'll suggest it to them.

I wonder what fruit they will have the housewives holding? Probably have them hold a pile of casino chips, instead.

Blondzilla5150 wrote:

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Omg, I can't believe that they released that whole phone call...how in the hell does that kinda shit get out to the public?? I only listened to like 4 minz of it, but it's crazy. lol wow

I listened to the whole thing. It's really not 13 minutes long. There's nothing after about 7:16. The main female voice does, indeed, sound like Gretchen. I'm assuming the second female voice is supposed to be another "911 operator". As the call goes on, Gretchen talks more and more quietly so it's terribly hard to make out what she's saying by the end of the call. But I'm with Seaguy. I'm having trouble buying that it's a real 911 call. For one, the operator ends the call with Gretchen *before* the police arrive at the scene which I'm fairly sure they aren't supposed to do. Plus I can't believe they did not edit out either the address nor the phone number both of which are given right at the beginning of the call.

Interestingly, a reverse lookup on the phone number brings up a street address in Costa Mesa similar to what "Jay" said in the "911 tape". The reverse lookup address (which looks like it's part of a condo complex) is apparently for a "Gretchen Rosai".