Love In The Wild 2 is about to premiere on June 5, 2012. On the first episode, there is a surprise twist for the contestants. A secret bunch of 7 guys will invade the game and join the 7 woman and 7 men originally cast for the show. Leo Borriello is one of the secret guy contestants.
Leo is Italian. He was born in Florence but grew up in the U.S. Borriello is 27 years old and is currently in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he is a student at Drexel University.
Bio Sheet:
1. Leo seems to have that stereotypical macho Italian attitude. He says he loves the ladies and they love his six-pack abs and smile. Please use these killer lines on the show, Leo. Then, we will know for sure who the stupidest girl is if she picks you.
2. Leo is a veteran of the United States Navy.
3. He says he is a financial analyst.
4. He says something about feeding wine and cheese to his “dates” and a beach sunset. I don’t know what dates he is talking about, but this is one of the lamest bios out of all these Love In The Wild 2 contestants.
Game Status: Leo is still in the game. Once he is eliminated, I will update his status here.
Update: Leo has been eliminated.
You can follow Leo Borriello on Twitter here.
Here is one of his Tweets:
“Who else thinks ups is the biggest pos when it comes to customer service…or even regular competency…i hope they die”
Wow. Leo sounds like a swell guy, huh?
Jimbo,
I find it difficult to believe that someone with a law degree who enjoys profiting from his writing would put out such an arbitrary and empty post as this. Now, I am sure that this may have come at some late night occasion on which the endeavor to pursue physical intimacy ultimately lead to the unfortunate conclusion of you sitting on your computer whilst looking at men with “six-pack abs” and plotting how to defame them before their appearance on a reality show, but come on. If you are going to attach your name to something, make it worth being attached to.
I honestly expected some level of wit or humor in this post, but found it wanting in nearly every aspect. The summation of the character of Leo was lackluster and from your words any reader will be able to form an extraordinarily vague shadow of a character if they have the privilege of possessing a vivid imagination. Perhaps there are articles about the internet someplace, which may help to give a professional touch to your writing, as now it sounds as though you are a frustrated fellow.
While we always expect others to share in our angry rants about this and that, in truth, most do not, and find us small and impotent when stacked up against the ones we rant about.
In deepest regard for the art of writing and your strides to improve your own, I tip my hat to you and wish you a very fond farewell and happy learning.
-The Schoolbus
I don’t need to improve my writing. I write to get traffic from the search engines, and it is working. That’s why you are here.
There is no defamation. LOL. If you can’t tell I am joking while writing about a silly show, you are the one with a problem. It should be obvious I am just playing around cause I don’t know these people in person. You have to have a “little” intelligence to see the joke. Maybe learn the idea of sarcasm.
As for humor, I am not a comedian. I’d probably be making a lot more money if I were. Probably one out of 50 people find me funny. That is good enough for me and my poor writing. LOL