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  1. Apparently, proofreading and using spellcheck were not mentioned at either of the two "colleges" Phillip attended. I'll bet Jill and David think they're special enough to bring about the Rapture, and they, having led full lives, and their kids, having had short, miserable lives, will all ascend to heaven together. Jill will bring her phone to record the event.
  2. There's quite a bit of history left to show, so the program might stretch it out to three seasons. Louis and Marie were in their late 30's when they died.
  3. Elijah reminds me of Jonathan before he married Kaylee. However, marrying into the Rodrigues family of Wooster will age anybody. Heidi might be an exception if she keeps some distance from the barndo of bad living.
  4. MA is shown as having a good heart regarding the poor. However, she is completely adrift in the goings on at Versailles. The king is just as bad if not worse since he's in charge. Of course this isn't going to end well. Versailles is a huge rooming house filled with aristocratic freeloaders.
  5. Covid? Trouble with Plexus or Melaleuca sales and payments? Cancelled by a church or two on the singing circuit? Spent the proceeds from the Ladies' Retreat on hoodie blouses and decorative junk too soon? Pulled from being in charge of the Ladies' Retreat? Government benefits or services the Rodriguii need and use suddenly cancelled? Satan's attacks on Jill are endless. None of her troubles are her fault in any way, of course. I'm sure we'll find out unless the situation is too embarrassing for even Jill to talk about. ETA: Reddits says the Rods are in the van on tour again. That doesn't make any of the above speculation impossible, of course.
  6. I'd like to know what she thinks "woke" means since she bothered to mention it. Are there no people of color, people with college degrees, women with professional positions, unmarried adults, non-Christians, or LGBTQ people selling and buying this stuff? That's a tough business model to sustain, so Jillybean might be surprised who her fellow Melaleucites are. Are there no other countries who would take this stupid, bigoted woman, or are we stuck with her?
  7. Wasn't she complaining recently in one of her "Weeping Jilly" videos how busy she was being a perfect wife, mother, and Christian, etc., but now she is hustling two MLMs? Either Jill isn't as busy as she claims, or she and David are struggling financially more than their recent trip to Epcot and her new wardrobe would suggest.
  8. Sigh. It hard to imagine David, snoring in the recliner during the day while his dozen kids tip toe around him, a worthy model of a charity.
  9. I read that the clearing house will do tax preparation for the missionaries. However, Jill and David apparently prefer TurboTax. I wonder why.
  10. On the same note, I wonder if Melaleuca will pay off like Jill thinks it will. She apparently got enough cash the first round to brag about, but the products are new to the people she sells to, so she got buyers out of politeness. I have a feeling selling expensive household cleaners and toothpaste isn't going to get her the "big fishness" (thanks @merylinkid) she believes she should have and will turn out to be another dud in the life of Queen Jill the Great.
  11. I agree. She's a nervous, compulsive talker--a dangerous trait for a traitor.
  12. Any evidence is to the contrary. Jill sits in front with her Hunk while they're on the road. There are no book holders or a white board in the back. Other than the table, there are no surfaces for the kids to use as desks to practice writing and drawing. Maybe when the Rodlets get restless, Jill tells one of the marginally literate (if that) older daughters to "do school." One thing is clear: Jill and David are miserable excuses for parents.
  13. It's strange. Why didn't she just put the desk against one of the long walls? Does she have to face everyone who would dare walk in? Or is it so she can look at photos of herself on the wall? And what "ever growing business [singular]" is she talking about? Is she expecting Melaleuca to make her rich, like she did Plexus? She's only been in Melaleuca a few weeks. I see more weeping in Jill's future.
  14. The Rodlets are desperate for a childhood that doesn't involve avoiding Satan's temptations, listening to boring midnight sermons, singing in country churches for food to keep Papa fed and money to keep Mama in new clothes, and tiptoeing around Papa sleeping in his chair during the day. The swing set will be an attraction to them. I wouldn't be surprised if one of the girlies named Jill gave it a try.
  15. If Jonathan, Nathan, and the R sons keep missing work to accommodate Jill's visits and trips, unemployment might happen. Generally, bosses like their employees to show up despite Mama's one-vacation-a-year-every-month routine that requires a staff to accompany her to make sure she has a good time sightseeing, eating out, and shopping for hoodie blouses to stuff in her closet.
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