AnnieBeez
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4 hours ago, tabloidlover said:
That looks like a mobile home. Right?
Definitely looks like a modular home.
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4 hours ago, howmanywords said:
North looks like a cutie, but someone needs to teach her how to hold a dog properly. Poor puppy does not look happy.
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5 hours ago, Roslyn said:
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ETA: not sure why, but it randomly popped into my head that it may have been called "earnest money"...
Yes, it's called earnest money. That's the money one puts down when an offer is made.
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19 minutes ago, JoanArc said:
What a startling contrast. Jim Bob looks like he's trying on suits in store and got a wrinkled one in the wrong size.
I haven't seen the wedding yet. Did he take the crap out of his pants pockets this time?
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9 hours ago, peeayebee said:
Didn't he try the landline store phone? I thought he did but it had already been disconnected.
Yeah, he did.
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49 minutes ago, Mollie said:
All of Josh's interest in inappropriate sex came from Jim Bob. From 1999 to 2002, when Josh was 11 to 14, Jim Bob was serving as a State Representative. Jim Bob took Josh to all of the sessions. Instead of sending Josh to school, Josh was listening to things inappropriate for his age. Incest was disgusted and strip bars were discussed.
In his four years as a state representative, Duggar sponsored or co-sponsored many bills that dealt with sexual assault and its appropriate punishment. Duggar was a co-sponsor on a bill in January 2001 that aimed to add more categories to the definition of sex offenses in the state’s Sex and Child Offender Registration Act. The additional categories were “permitting the abuse of a child,” and “pandering or possessing visual or print medium depicting sexually explicit conduct involving a child.”
Duggar also was the lead sponsor on a 2001 bill that would have made 21 the legal age for nude dancing. The bill died just two months later in committee, but Duggar touted his effort on his 2002 Senate website.
This early exposure to adult issues had a profound effect on Josh and screwed up his thinking from an early age. Josh should have never been allowed to hear those adult discussions. He should have been in school.
In hindsight, I see Josh shadowing Jim Bob as a way to keep an eye on him and him out of the house.
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I still don't understand what is in that slop. I thought it was some kind of lemon meringue something or another on his plate. Looks disgusting. I'm visually impaired, and even I "eat with my eyes first."
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Portland area housing is very expensive. I wouldn't call Rock Creek a nice area, but it's probably the best they could do for the money. Also not too far from the farm.
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I was distracted by what looks to be a Berkey in the Smuggar photo. Starting at $258.
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This was the best episode so far. I actually didn't fast-forward through the work scenes, which is good since there were so many. Loved the R.I.P. Pepper gift. Glad I didn't give up on the show.
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On 5/30/2017 at 5:49 PM, lascuba said:
DING DING DING!
I've been hoping it's not a Woody Allen-movie type situation. Older man molding younger woman. That always grossed me out.
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I think since Joy's not into "girly" things she should've worn a more casual dress. Then her hair wouldn't look so wrong. I wouldn't have wanted an up-do either.
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5 hours ago, truthaboutluv said:
I'm not talking about someone saying they had never heard of Kanye until that incident because people say the same about Taylor and for me that's not the case but that's because I was a fan of her music. I'm talking about making emphatic statements that Kanye West was a nobody until he interrupted Taylor Swift at the VMA's in 2008 and that's what propelled his caree. I just feel if someone is going to make bold claims like that about someone in a discussion, maybe getting your facts straight would help. YMMV.
I only knew Kanye from his "Gold Digger" performance on Chappelle's Show. I definitely took more notice after the Taylor incident. Since I don't care for her, I thought it was funny. I'm not his target audience, but I do like some songs and have never heard anyone with any credibility deny that he's talented.
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2 hours ago, Lilacly said:
I remember that scene and I took Matt's perspective to be that he wanted a family dinner where they would celebrate the pregnancies as well as getting an update on work related topics where he could gauge their interests on work projects and goals for the family business. I don't believe he would have ever wanted to just talk about life, family etc. He's a goal orientated person who wants to keep the entire family as close and under his control as possible. Likely he omitted the work part when he presented her the idea of it and just mentioned the celebration family time aspect.
You say "tomato." I say "narcissistic asshole."
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That looks like she wore for her flight to Australia. Not sure about the boots, though.
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I watched and just fast-forwarded through the office scenes. My cat loves this show.
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Not crazy about Marge kicking the dog. Otherwise, I agree with "meh."
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I was hoping little Izzie was sitting there so he could look out the window. Who knows.
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4 hours ago, MissBluxom said:
I tried real hard to like this show. But OMG! It was such a horrible thing. It was just impossible to like. I was so disappointed.
IMHO, it just bombed. It really bombed. I'm so glad that no one has yet developed Smell-O-Vision because if they had, this show would have stunk up livingrooms all across the nation. It was just putrid. YUK!
In a nutshell, the dog thinks the whole world revolves around him. Is that a funny summary for a sitcom? I really don't think so. It's just not funny at all.
I disagree. The dog was the best part. I could do without his mouth being animated, though.
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I wasn't too sure about this, but actually mostly enjoyed it. Couldn't stand the cliched boss. Loved the parts with the dog and got a little teary at the shelter scene. [My cat picked me when he was a kitten at the shelter. sniff sniff]. I didn't like the "working nights and weekends" business at the end. I'll be watching the second episode, with my cat.
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7 hours ago, Kohola3 said:
But they were not her family. They were actors. Perhaps if it had been her real parents she would have been more animated. It is pretty difficult to direct a small child. They do what they do!
I've seen "acting" babies and toddlers smile. I think a mom or someone might be off-camera. My Aged Parent also mentioned it when she called the other night. She was wondering why she was so inexpressive and just solemn-looking.
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11 hours ago, Calvada said:
I thought it was good acting by the child! Turned over to strangers to be poked and prodded - I wouldn't have been smiling much either. Of course, if it had been really true to life, she probably would have kicked up a fuss about being taken from her parents.
But she didn't smile when she saw her family again either. I wouldn't say "dead eyes" but she did just have one expression. Kind of serious and glum.
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9 hours ago, BoogieBurns said:
It wrapped up quickly, they had to leave a couple hanging threads in case of a renewal. Like Winston's wedding, and his potential relationship with his dad even though Furguson isn't ready to have a relationship with him yet. Plus, we can see the Nick/Jess thing work this time. I get what you mean, if it wasn't renewed, it would have been fine; but nothing will have to be left for us to fill in the blanks this time.
Yeah, I have enough imagination to fill in the blanks. I just really, really hated what they did w/Nick and Jess the first time around.
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2 hours ago, BoogieBurns said:
This is great to hear. They can go out on their terms and really wrap everything up. Plus, this means we get to see Winston's wedding!
I felt like everything DID wrap up. I'll be watching though. Hope they don't fuck it up.
Jeremy and Auj Poj
in Little People Big World
The hipsters they are faux. Portland area hipsters do not drink Coors even ironically. They also do not buy boring houses way, way out in the 'burbs.