supermum

the show is up on bravotv.com. go watch again. never mentioned anything about going over

What am i missing here in the HOH comp? the winning number was 2800 seconds. JMac guesses 3600, Steve guessed 601. At no time did Julie say guess the correct # without going over. Whoever is closest wins right? Isnt Jmac closer? I watched a # of times and there was no rule about going over. please someone explain

What am i missing here in the HOH comp? the winning number was 2800 seconds. JMac guesses 3600, Steve guessed 601. At no time did Julie say guess the correct # without going over. Whoever is closest wins right? Isnt Jmac closer? I watched a # of times and there was no rule about going over. please someone explain

I am not a fan of any of these women but I do enjoy watching a good train wreck. In that regard , gun to my head I would have to say Kyle is the most "normal" one on this show and the one that most of us actually identify with even with her wealth.

Here's a Kim Richards blast from the not too distant past

Here's a Kim Richards blast from the not too distant past

Joe's driving record http://www.northjersey.com/news/for-giudice-a-driving-record-worthy-of-reality-tv-1.1307581?page=all

I think I am done with this show. First I forgot it was even on and then flipped on the TV at 8:10. Watched about 5 minutes of Todd and Kandi at dinner discussing baby making and long distance relationships. Could not how bored I was . Ended up getting tons of meaningful work done around the house . Yipeeee!

TERESA GIUDICE Register Number: 65703-050 Age: 42 Race: White Sex: Female Located at: Danbury FCI Release Date: 02/05/2016

The thing about Scheana is that it is way more then vocal fry. It is a combo of vocal fry, over-annunciation, and extremely nasal tone. I guess it's "cute" now but in another 10 years will it be cute or will she start speaking normal and stop trying so hard to be Kardashian -like

I made a very big mistake last night. I was dozing off when this episode came on so I was listening with eyes closed. Scheanas voice and overly dramatized inflections are not of this planet. I dare anybody to close your eyes and listen . You will lose a few brain cells and probably shave off a few years of your life

another Gorga fraud ? they seemed to be associated with seedy businesses http://www.northjersey.com/news/ex-ramsey-emporio-motor-group-luxury-car-dealer-bobby-khan-charged-with-fraud-1.1174719

just because someone signs a 3 year contract doesn't mean they can't decide to quit at any time. Involuntary servitude does not exist in this country

I always hear how much work it is to run a restaurant. 24x7x365. But these guys seem to Lounge in franklin lakes a bit.

I'll assume that after felon1 and felon2 complete their time at camp they will still be subject to a long probation period. Can felons on probation leave the US? Wouldn't it behoove them to travel to Italy to start setting up the next phase of their lives before the deportation? Will the US hold their passports as they are serving probation? If that's the way it works its pretty ironic that Joe won't be allowed to travel internationally as they prepare his deportation case to throw him out of the country permanently.....

felon teresa's new lawyer specializes in all the things the giudice's were indicted for. http://www.biancamanolaw.com/practice.html tax fraud, bank fraud, wire fraud

supermum, I didn't take her comment to be her not believing your story, but whether the babysitters told the full story. I thought she was asking whether the babysitters were told upfront that the concert itself was payment, in which they can't complain since they knew the deal going in, or if the babysitters were told they would receive cash for their time in addition to being guests at the concert. YMMV and I may have read it wrong but that's how I interpreted it. I hesitated to comment because I'm so new here but I have to agree with you. I interpreted it the same way. Way back when I used babysitters it was customary to settle the hourly rate upfront. I guess you have to excuse the 16 year old girl for assuming she would get her normal Teresa babysitting hourly rate as she had many times in the past. She was asked to watch and tend to the girls the entire evening including transport both ways. It was never discussed that the concert was the payment until the night was over.

i say put Joe, teresa, chris , and jaq on the game show Jeopordy. let them try to earn some real money and entertain us at the same time. the caveat would be if anyone anyone ends up with a negative balance that would parlay into additional jail time. you can even change the questions to a lower level then the real game show. I would without a doubt watch this just to make myself feel smarter.

one of my daughters friends actually worked for teresa not too long ago as a babysitter. she said the kids were impossible to deal with (not all of them) and had no discipline. one time teresa asked her and a friend to accompany them to a music concert to help with the kids (teresa's kids plus friends). when the long night was over teresa did not pay either of the girls for their time ( 7 hours in total) and told them taking them along to the concert was their pay. i dont know who protested and if patrents got involved but a few days later teresa gave each girl $20 for their time. would you let your daughter work fot this woman?

driving the kids once in awhile is easy and actually a pleasure. try racing 4 kids around from place to place and have to be there on time. try arranging 4 kids schedules and hope the schedules never change. try doing this 5-6 days a week with no end in site. hope that you dont get lost, there isnt a traffic jam, construction, bad weather, kids having bad attitudes because of a bad day or because you are late picking them up or late on the way to an event. kids having to go to the bathroom, kids being hungry right NOW, kids spilling in the car, vomiting in the car, ..oh yes this is very easy and anybody could do this......i truly dont think any of you do this as part of a routine and have kids on travel teams, religious events, parties, school events, plus someone has to attend to the chickens, the dogs, get breakfast and dinner ready M-F, all day saturday and sunday. sure any early 60ish lady can do this easily on a day to day basis. wonder if she just sits around all day now and is itching (in her retirement years) to take this all on..........OMG

sorry but there is no way a woman of that age could possibly be physically and mentally capable of driving 1 kid, let alone 4 kids to all of there activities. take a few days from work and try it for a few days. it is worse then having a full time job.

he has decided to take the plea afterall. could you imagine being this guys lawyer? i hope he got paid up front. i'm sure he will blame his lawyer for everything. he really is getting off pretty easy on this state charge. it seems crime does pay. once you get caught committing 1 crime, you might as well live out your wacko fantasies and rob a bank because you will strike a plea and all of your punishments will be rolled into 1 concurrent sentence. its like having a free pass to break the law

he would have his licensed suspended immediately, which means no license for the entire time Felon Teresa is in the joint. he probably doesnt want or can't pay for a driver, he also doesnt want anyone else to know where he is traveling to so his trysts are kept private. the idea that he is willing to risk 10 years in state prison (plus the price of a very costly trial (and he probably is guilty anyway)) speaks volumes to what goes on in this idiot's empty head. 2 years without a license vs 10 extra years in prison plus costs? my dog can make this decision. Besides, do you really think he won't drive if his license is suspended? he has done it many many times

"Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Joe Giudice initially rejected a final plea deal today in his state fraud case that would have allowed him to serve time concurrently with his 41-month sentence on federal fraud charges — and then told Judge Adam Jacobs that he wanted to reconsider. "You're making a momentous decision," Jacobs told Giudice after the reality show star confirmed that he understood the terms of the deal, and that by rejecting the deal and going to trial, he risks an additional 10 years in prison. "There's no going back after this." Giudice then indicated he wanted to discuss the matter more with his lawyer, Miles Feinstein. The court is set to reconvene at 2:30 p.m.Under the plea deal, Giudice would have pleaded guilty to a lesser degree of the same crime, wrongfully using the identification of another. Instead of a maximum of 10 years in prison, he would have gotten 18 months, but it would have run concurrently with his federal prison term, and he would have served no additional time. His driver's license would also have been suspended for up to 18 months. His wife Teresa, who must report for her 15-month prison term in January, was not with him at the Paterson courthouse. Arriving alone, he told photographers gathered outside, "If you don't get out of my face, I'm gonna kick every one of youse in the head." The hearing in Passaic County comes more than four years after prosecutors say the reality show star, whose own driver's license was suspended because of a DUI, used his brother's identification to obtain a New Jersey driver's license. Authorities discovered the ruse when Giudice's brother was stopped by a Lincoln Park police office, and the photo in the state system didn't match. Giudice, 42, is not set to report to federal prison until 2015, because U.S. District Court Judge Esther Salas staggered his sentence with Teresa's, so one parent could be home with their four daughters. Teresa reports to prison on Jan. 5. Following Giudice's prison term, he could be deported to Italy because he never became a United States citizens after emigrating to American with his family when he was 1.The deal would have put an end to the couple's legal drama, although they still make restitution — they still owe about $214,000 — and pay their combined $18,000 in fines in the federal case. But the Giudices are still struggling financially, with millions of dollars of debt from their aborted bankruptcy and legal fees. Their three homes, including the Montville Township mansion featured on the reality show, are on the market. Bravo will not comment on whether the federal sentencing will affect the couple's relationship with the show, although there has been rampant speculation that producers will be taping Teresa as she prepares for her prison term for including in next season's episodes.

juicy joe is in front of the judge and has rejected the plea deal that would have carried a concurrent sentence because it would mean forfeiting his driver's license. he claims to be innocent of all charges. the judge is very serious and tells him this is not a decision to be taken lightly. it he goes to court and loses then the sentences become consecutive instead of concurrent. the 1st to state pen, then the federal pen. the state sentence will be harsher and in a worse place. Now he wants more time to think it through and may reconsider. WHAT a circus! if e is convicted in NJ for license fraud - 10 years on one charge, 18 months on the other