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Meri should have been wearing that hat in the Beverly Hillbillies photo of Kootie and the Wives. I am high-waisted with wide hips, so low-rise jeans always looked and felt like they were falling down, so high-waisted ones feel and fit me better. Both should be "in style" depending on your body type. And I agree about the lack of proper pockets and too much stretch/polyester. I don't like clothes (or soft sheets) that retain moisture.

Why is Mariah home so often for brunchy lunch on weekdays? Doesn't she have classes to attend and interning to do?

You're right! She'd go from sleeping 'til noon to never getting out of bed at all.

Christine had little or no self confidence when she happily took on the role of third wife. Her idea of a fambly probably involved all the mothers sharing duties and helping each other. But Christine ended up taking care of 13 kids and doing most of the cooking & cleaning up. Even in LV most of the group events were at her house & occasionally at Janelle's, which is why their houses had so much wear and tear and took longer to sell. Meri didn't want kids messing up her pristine house and Robyn wouldn't let other wives' kids eat "her" food without her or the nanny's permission, whereas Christine's fridge was treated as the fambly fridge and Kody never paid for her to have a nanny to help with 13 kids. Her own home probably made her realize how much others had taken advantage of her. And now that she is the thin wife, she has the confidence to express her opinions.

But all the unequal-sized bump-outs and dormers leave practically no space for solar panels, not to mention it costs 2-4X more to build and roof something with so many angles instead of one ridgeline over a house with the same square footage.

I sure can, and without Meri, the only neat one, it will look like a pigsty.

I know a university administrator who got a call from parents wondering how their boy was doing. He had to tell them that privacy laws prevented him from telling them anything and they should talk to their son. Apparently sonny had been kicked out for a year, but mommy had been dropping him off and picking him up for months. In between he played a lot of pool & pinball while hanging out. Some of the books in Mariah's untouched pile don't look like books in a Social Justice Warrior wanna be program. Just because she posted a pic of herself riding a bus doesn't mean she's going to school. And yes, we've seen coffee and ridden buses before.

Even when MM is in a good mood, she cannot resist interrupting her cohosts in the middle of what they are saying. It was a frustrating waste of time hearing MM's retort to half of every point Joy was trying to make.

People often remember their dreams if awakened mid REM sleep. MM probably sleeps in a booze or carb-induced near coma.

Cheaper for the charity (March of Dimes?), too. They only need to book 4 rooms instead of 6.

Mariah: "has anyone read any of these books? curious on your thoughts!" She hasn't cracked any of the books - is she hoping followers will write her book reports for her?

Yup, for 5 years, no kids. Methinks Ms. Gargoyle mentioned on the show that she was so focused on her career but Gavin wanted a family. He's been with his current wife for 12 years and 3 kids. Junior has five kids and is hopefully neutered now.

That's great and proves that we see what is really going on, not just what TLC wants us to see, and they are not fooling viewers.

The joys of polygamy.

But Kootie may have got his hair styling ideas from the author of The Three Musketeers, who originated the phrase Un pour tous, tous pour un (One for all, and all for one; also inverted to All for one, and one for all) is a motto traditionally associated with the titular heroes of the novel The Three Musketeers written by Alexandre Dumas père, first published in 1844. JFK stole the phrase before National Lampoon, Kootie & Qanon. https://sextile.com/tag/alexandre-dumas/

We've endured three weddings (Maddie's, Myketi's & Aspyn's) and the last one seemed pretty gay, with Kootie & Mitch in kilts and Kootie making a big dill about what is under them.

But right now none of the wives seem to feel “all loved up” and it is all Kootie's fault!

The previous owner probably left the stuff; I think the place came furnished & tchotchked.

Janelle sexually objectifies Kody in front of the other women and the camera verbally, but not physically. It is usually Kody that tries to give her an awkward peck on the cheek before running off to the next wife. Christine hangs on her "wonderful man" acting cutesy in her kitchen in front of the camera, but not the other women. I think both are trying to make monogamists think plygs have "normal" famblies and relationships.

Kootie's argument that owning a fourth/fifth of a house gives you something to sell if you bail out of the marriage made no sense. What if the other 4 can't afford to buy you out or carry the house without you? You cannot sell your portion to anyone outside the fambly, whereas a single family home can be more easily sold.

During the presentation where he was looking down and his ringlets fell foreward, it looks like the peninsula that points toward his forehead is now an island. There is a bare strip between the island and the rest of his locks. The island may be where he had plugs inserted a few years ago because his two brothers that we've seen were bald in front and back to where Kootie's bare strip is.

Does MeAgain actually attract more & reliable viewers who watch ads and buy stuff from advertisers? All her drama is posted elsewhere so there is no reason to actually watch the View.

Putting the two together, he probably makes money showing people how to borrow as much money as possible so that they can have everything they want NOW.

Some fathers buy Valentine flowers for their daughters, but Kootie would never think of that. I'm not a fan of cut (dead) flowers - withering is not a good sign for a marriage.

Apparently she has never watched (or understood) Seinfeld.