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A covenant marriage divorce just has long legal separation periods, like 2 years. Regarding JimBob‘s control over courtships, Derick is the one he had the most control over. Derick is the only one who approached JimBob and let him basically assign Derick a wife. Derick is a weird person.

What a dickhole. And shouldn’t he have presented this in some expository form?

https://wellingtonnwa.com/plates

Everything looks kinda heavy and basic and bourbon glazed, but there’s two poke bowls. It’s just odd.

Is this one of the many things that makes Jill anxious? ETA: I’m being serious.

Derick’s last real job was as a Walmart accountant, and that ended back in June 2015. What have he and his family been living on for the last 4 and a 1/2 years? If TLC/JimBob weren’t paying him, who was? How did he buy a house? Has he been living off his mother’s tit the entire time?

But later that year we got:

I wish Noel Fielding had quit. He looks funny, but he’s not really funny, and his antics annoy me. From what I’ve seen of him, Ayoade is funny in sitcoms only. They should pay and do whatever it takes to get the original hosts (and judges) back. It sucks that the most replaceable original cast member, bitch judge Paul Hollywood, is all they managed to retain.

I also must have Viva brand paper towels.

More Jessa level tips:

I can see how it works in Washington, but not in Springdale. They don’t number by blocks or anything, it’s based on how far north/south or east/west of a certain road or county border or something, and most of the residential roads are short and cul-de-sacs, and inside 20/30/40 acre subdivisions that don't link up with neighboring subdivisions, and all those subdivisions are developed in a patchwork manner. I just find it weird that cul-de-sacs with ten houses can have house numbers like 6590.

I looked up Jed!2020’s address from the filings. His street has like 12 house, but the house numbers are like mid to high 2000s. Why not 1, then 2, and so on? I know the house numbers are based on the distance from some geographical point or street, but what’s the advantage?

I guess it’s not a Disney Star Wars movie without reshoots. There were plenty of things I didn’t like about this movie, but the biggest flaw is that the Empire/First Order have limitless resources. They secretly built hundreds/thousand of star destroyers with Death Star giant planet destroying cannon dicks. It ruins the end of Return of the Jedi, and it basically negates any Rebel wins. At the end we saw a scene where individual planets celebrate the destruction of their local star destroyer. We saw a similar scene at the end of Return of the Jedi (Special Edition). It’s all so fucked that those victories mean little in the grand scheme of things.

It also had “no alcohol past this point” signs. I think it did have a pool.

Well, some dim bulb did ask the question. It did have “pushing Jimbob’s buttons” value. Some petty spite value.

Ken and Lisa made tens of millions of dollars in this industry. I always found that suspicious, a bit of a red flag.

Some Duggar couple lived in a corner of the round house, and it had an elevator. I remember seeing that in the show.

The fists make sense since he’s leaning forward and propping up the kids.

Do all of these churches indulge anyone who comes their way, no matter how redundant, useless or pointless their mission is?

Some of the properties have mobile phone towers on them, the green pool house that Josh lives in does. Others might be worth more when planned freeways are built. Some are just ??? Millions.

It is. The one with all the stone and the green indoor pool.

They’d be fools if they didn’t take advantage of this chance to live elsewhere. But they are fools...

Wearing wool and steel while working with molten steel and a furnace in a underground room adjacent to a subterranean lava river. I hope Mandalorian armor has AC.

He’s a half-lawyer.