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At the buffet table.

I had a great-aunt Fernetta (seriously), probably born in the 1910s. She was married to one of my great-grandfather's younger twin brothers. Please don't ever let any Duggar name a kid Fleur. I can see them rhyming it with sewer. It's probably a moot point anyway -- if they had any inkling that Fleur is the name of a Harry Potter character, they'd nix it faster than you can say "veela."

Maybe Ben and Jessa are secret Charlotte's Web fans. In the book, Henry Fussy is Fern's friend. If the Seewalds ever have a Wilbur or Templeton, we'll know for sure.

There are a lot of people who can't handle blood or pain. It doesn't mean any of them is useless. Topic: Does Fern Fern Fern (to everything there is a season) have Jessa's lips, or is it just my imagination?

Fyrn and Ayeveigh

FFS, if they wanted a plant name, why not LILY? Fern just reminds me of the kid in Charlotte's Web. Which was published in 1952.

I can't imagine any county or municipality hiring Kiefer Tim to do plowing. They want actual companies with, you know, insurance and bonding and stuff. And good equipment that won't break down when it's needed. I wonder if the Rodriguii run on Duggar time.

People never does, but that's beside the point -- it did in fact have an article. I didn't look for it, either. It was on Yahoo's home page.

Johannah Faith. People had an article up an hour after the video/announcement was posted.

I think the LinkedIn is very old. Look at the photo. I'm pretty sure it was written and posted around the time the Smuggars were married, which was also around the time the series started. That would have been around the time being a "reality" star became Smuggar's full-time job.

It doesn't read like a thirteen-year-old wrote it, to me anyway. It reads more like something from a young adult (or a very immature person like...Hilary Spivey or your average Duggar-humper). When I was thirteen, I had crushes on musicians. Not somebody who isn't cute and has zero accomplishments besides "my parents had too many kids and I'm one of them." It's kind of sad, if in fact a young teenager did write the ode to Jason.

Whoever wrote this needs to get a freaking life.

Damn you. EVERY time I see this thread title, I think "boinking." And every time, it prompts a hard cackle. It's all your fault. 😆 Topic: It must be so weird for Katey Duggar, living in BF Arkansas (or close to BF) and married to Jedidiah. I wonder how long they actually knew each other, as in spoke to each other, before they were married. "Sweet friends," whom they saw across the mob at fundie events but never spent time with, don't count.

"Wimmen's work" to clean the kids. Or he's given up on having any control at all in his household.

He wasn't seen on the roof -- that's my point. I rewatched that episode last night; the camera panned the roof, and Chuck wasn't on it. The writers left the impression that he'd been on the chopper, which crashed and Susan had all the sad, then *POOF* hero Chuck arrived on the elevator, bagging an unknown patient who also wasn't on the roof. His spleen rupture, saved by St. Abby, happened after he'd been downstairs for awhile. I always saw Susan with a nice doctor, maybe one who worked in an office rather than with long ER shifts, to create relationship tension. Not with Chuck the flight nurse who looked like he smelled. All the guys we'd seen Susan date before were clean-cut.

I wouldn't call sixteen comments (as of 4:07) being hammered. Either way, some of them are inappropriate and incorrect. No, she won't be related to the pedophile. And someone who doesn't know her can't say "you know this isn't what you want." Topic: Nurie and Nathan will look homely AF next to these two in the wedding photos.

Then what took Chuck so long to get down to the ER with his patient? I don't even know who the patient was since nobody on the chopper survived. Maybe he just grabbed a random person from one of the upper hospital floors so he'd look like a hero. It's a moot point -- just a lack of common sense or continuity that was typical of the series' second half. It drove me nuts that the writers wrote like we were all dingbats and wouldn't notice.

Luka and Chuny did have a fling. I think it was confirmed when St. Abby the nurse manager questioned him about it. ETA: I should have read further to see that other people confirmed the Luka/Chuny fling. The second half of the series was seriously over the top for disasters. The Romano/helicopter thing was just stupid. I'm still wondering -- since flight nurse Chuck wasn't on the doomed helicopter, and he wasn't on the elevator, where was he during the crash and the immediate aftermath? Hanging off the roof by his fingertips?

Abby's first few episodes were good. So were season 6 and season 7. Then everything went to shit along with Abby's personality.

Plexus would probably cost more, once you factor in the gastroenterology appointment I would likely need after ingesting Plexus. Topic: Somebody should tell Jill she can self-publish her righteous tome on Amazon. It couldn't possibly be worse than some of the absolute crap I've seen self-published for Kindle.

Is drinking Plexus sufficient, or would I have to inject it?

It's only SOSHALIZM if the money goes to other people, especially all those sinners. I wish Madeline Maxwell a speedy and full recovery, and her parents some peaceful thoughts. Nobody deserves what they are going through, although I do wish they'd give the credit to science instead of their sky fairy (as if).

I doubt anybody here would think it tolerable to make fun of an overweight woman. So why is it acceptable to mock the obviously overweight David Rodrigues?

Fundie and cult are the same thing with different names.

There are still people living in iron lungs today, in 2021. Every year or two, I see an article about iron lung repair or the very few people who still rely on them. Mainstream article, not in some obscure journal. https://www.timesnownews.com/the-buzz/article/this-man-has-been-using-iron-lung-machine-for-nearly-70-years/756458 Interesting article from 2017 that touches on the work needed to actually keep the iron lungs running. https://gizmodo.com/the-last-of-the-iron-lungs-1819079169