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The Duggalos: Jinger and the Holy Goalie

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Spencer Hastings
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Tough crowd!  She's wearing modern shoes with closed toes, pants, and a shirt that literally calls back to her family's ridiculous rules and there are still 35 things wrong with what she's doing. 

Churchhoney
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That's okay. He's forgotten it a few times himself. 

GeeGolly
GeeGolly

My push presents after having my kids were my kids. 

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CalicoKitty

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7 hours ago, McManda said:

Probably the same game. It's got many names. 

It's basically the Midwest version of horseshoes. We had corn, they had horses. Throw something and get points based on how close to another object it gets.

Also a slightly less popular game: Ladderball.

I've heard of cornhole from all my time in Iowa, and my family in California actually has a ladderball set.  It is a lot of fun, until the balls get caught in a tree.  It really takes a lot of skill to learn to throw the balls correctly (it is two balls connected by a piece of rope).  It also takes a lot of skill to get the balls out of the tree or off the roof!

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Churchhoney

Churchhoney

5 minutes ago, Sew Sumi said:

For crissakes, that's a Bible verse. You'd think her leghumpers would know that. 

And that apostrophe...smh. There should be no be punctuation on their name at all. 

I'm usually appalled by that use of the apostrophe, but I'm not because I was blinded by the hideousness of the wreath. (maybe that's just me, though? ...) Anyway, pairing the wreath with the quotation makes me picture the baby Jesus surrounded with Fisher-Price toys. 

Given Jer's pretensions, we probably should be grateful their name doesn't have a semicolon in it somewhere. Or an umlaut. 

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drafan

drafan

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2 hours ago, truebluesmoky said:

Her Insta-followers are freaking out trying to figure out if this is a pregnancy announcement.

I think it’s just a Keep Christ in Christmas type decoration, but I bet she knew it would make people wonder. Also, it has the dreaded misplaced apostrophe.

LOL. Other than the saying on the chalkboard, there is NOTHING on that wreath that suggests Jesus' birth. Very ambitious wreath, however.  And maybe the apostrophe means The Vuolo's Home, with the home part implied. (God, am I defending them???)

As for "cornhole" and "ladderball" games ......I recently attended a wedding that had both and were called just that.

Jinge's hat (#loveyourmelon) is the hottest thing right now.

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riverblue22

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IMO that wreath is way overdone--looks like every Pinterest idea was dumped on it.  But I'm happy that Jinger has her own spacious home to decorate.  In fact, I hope they do some filming there.  I'd like to see what they have done with the place.

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ChiCricket

ChiCricket

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25 minutes ago, floridamom said:

We need to change the name of this thread to read: "The Duggalo's..Jinger & The Holy Goalie" in honor of Jinger's wreath and poor grammatical skills.

Besides the extra apostrophe, their last name was misspelled as well. Instead of Vuolo's, it says Voulo's. Poor Jinger has had her first name always misspelled, and now her married surname is problematic too.

So maybe change it to The Dgugalo's. ;-)

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I can't spell their last name either
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xwordfanatik

xwordfanatik

19 hours ago, Arwen Evenstar said:

I am The Great Cornholio.  Get me TP for my bunghole.  Bungholio!

 

@Arwen Evenstar, we are on the same page today!  My daughter introduced me to Beavis & Butthead, and even though I'm a cranky old lady, I still think they were funnier than hell!  I even bought a 3-DVD "best of" set, some years ago.  

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UniqueHandle

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23 hours ago, ChiCricket said:

Yeah, very common in the Chicagoland area. You described it perfectly, that's all there is to it. In my family it's usually a beer-fueled "sport".

Yep, played many a cornhole games while drinking bloody mary's. Heck, we teach our kids to play cornhole while they are leaning to walk in the Chicago burbs. 

Truth: I suck at cornhole. Like, I am the worst player ever. 

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awaken

awaken

2 hours ago, ChiCricket said:

Besides the extra apostrophe, their last name was misspelled as well. Instead of Vuolo's, it says Voulo's. Poor Jinger has had her first name always misspelled, and now her married surname is problematic too.

So maybe change it to The Dgugalo's. ;-)

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Geez, with that many errors and miscommunications in one wreath, I think that’s a sign to just give up on the early Christmas decor and start afresh in a few weeks with their name correctly spelled at least!  

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Catfin

Catfin

6 hours ago, MyPeopleAreNordic said:

A couple of bars and bar-restaurants that are geared towards people in their mid-20s to early-30s have little patios where they have Giant Jenga and cornhole and stuff.  Some of the places serve lunch so you can go there during the day. I know nothing of Laredo, but it looks like this could be an establishment like that where Jinger and Jeremy took these pics. 

I hope it was a bar and I hope Jinger had a drink, because JimBob.

? ?Lots of local microbreweries have this set up. Fun stuff and normal. 

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momma2seven

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She mentioned her mom collected all these "jingerbread" items for her over the years...I'm thinking the misspelled wreath was Michelle's doing, the verse being a passive aggressive dig or just a Duggar assumption that they'd certainly be having a child being born around this time (assuming the wreath was a gift from last year).

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BetyBee

BetyBee

11 hours ago, Sew Sumi said:

Jinger needs a refund from whatever company made her inspirational Christmas plaque. Or is that plauqe? 

I remember ordering a family name sign from a woman at a craft show.  I clearly told her not to use an apostrophe.   Of course it came with an apostrophe and I'm sure she figured she was right and I was just dumb!  Total waste of money!  I certainly would not have displayed it if our name was also spelled incorrectly!  

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questionfear

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On 11/20/2017 at 10:14 PM, Sew Sumi said:

Well, before learning about this game, I only knew of the other kind. :D

Calling it cornhole is a midwest thing, I think. I had never heard it called that until I was in Ohio for a wedding, and when someone said they wanted to play cornhole, the first words out of my mouth were "Isn't that illegal in this state?"

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bigskygirl

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Maybe Jeremy will finally get fed up with JB's crap and tell him to put it up his cornhole. Before I head to the Prayer Closet, I want to go on record by saying I will use the line put it up your cornhole to someone who really pisses me off.

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AUgirl

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3 hours ago, BetyBee said:

I remember ordering a family name sign from a woman at a craft show.  I clearly told her not to use an apostrophe.   Of course it came with an apostrophe and I'm sure she figured she was right and I was just dumb! 

I ordered a monogrammed nap pad for my son at a craft show. They spelled his name wrong and then wanted to argue about it. Thankfully I had my copy of the receipt with the correct spelling. They did not want to fix it. 

On topic: It does suck to have a somewhat unusual last name. My last name only has 4 letters and still gets butchered on a regular basis. My poor son has an unusual first and last name and is regularly misspelled (trophies are a nightmare). I can only imagine the combinations Jinger gets. 

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ChiCricket

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3 hours ago, floridamom said:

So, the kids were starving and stuffed in a tiny house and Michelle was collecting stuffed gingerbread dolls? Where did this money come from? Michelle should have gone to the grocery store instead and feed her children.

Don't you mean jingerbread dolls? ;-)

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Catfin

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2 hours ago, questionfear said:

Calling it cornhole is a midwest thing, I think. I had never heard it called that until I was in Ohio for a wedding, and when someone said they wanted to play cornhole, the first words out of my mouth were "Isn't that illegal in this state?"

We had virtual olympics between two offices.  The Minneapolis office called it Bags. Louisville called it Cornhole.  

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MyPeopleAreNordic

MyPeopleAreNordic

5 hours ago, floridamom said:

So, the kids were starving and stuffed in a tiny house and Michelle was collecting stuffed gingerbread dolls? Where did this money come from? Michelle should have gone to the grocery store instead and feed her children.

What the heck is a gingerbread doll? Like gingerbread man Christmas tchotchkes? That's what I assume.

As for how she paid for them, I suppose they either were bought for like 20 cents each at thrift stores or were love offerings she gritted by telling people how she had a daughter named Jinger who looooved Gingerbread "dolls." I'm betting on the latter because the Duggars have been pretty amazing grifters from long before TLC. 

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Sew Sumi

Sew Sumi

Thank goodness some other state calls it Bean Bag Toss. I've lived in California my entire life and never heard of it being called anything else, hence my initial post. We also don't seem to play it like you Midwesterners. 

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FairyDusted

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On 11/20/2017 at 8:34 PM, LilJen said:

New England-bred dh snickered when he first heard the name Cornhole when we moved to the Midwest. Apparently cornhole has a whoooooole different meaning in New England (corn cobs used to be used for something very different!).

This midwesterner visited friends in Nova Scotia and they had this set up as well. I couldn't stop laughing to play! They also have a very similar Washer toss. I kept on imaging appliances flying to the pocket. 

Jing looks nice. 

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mynextmistake

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On 11/21/2017 at 1:29 PM, Churchhoney said:

I'm usually appalled by that use of the apostrophe, but I'm not because I was blinded by the hideousness of the wreath. (maybe that's just me, though? ...) Anyway, pairing the wreath with the quotation makes me picture the baby Jesus surrounded with Fisher-Price toys. 

Given Jer's pretensions, we probably should be grateful their name doesn't have a semicolon in it somewhere. Or an umlaut. 

I think it was probably a gift. “Vuolo” is spelled “Voulo.” Jinger May not be a grammatical genius, but I would hope she knows how to spell her own last name. I

ETA: Oops, someone already posted this. I’m a dork.

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ariel

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On ‎11‎/‎21‎/‎2017 at 5:29 PM, Churchhoney said:

I'm usually appalled by that use of the apostrophe, but I'm not because I was blinded by the hideousness of the wreath. (maybe that's just me, though? ...) 

That tacky wreath has Hobby Lobby written all over it.

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Sew Sumi

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LMAO!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!! I went ahead and put it on my FB wall, since I'm known as a member of the Grammar Police. 

eta: Went ahead and forwarded them the link. I doubt they'll see it, but hey, it's fun to watch the leghumpers' heads explode. 

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Jynnan tonnix

Jynnan tonnix

17 minutes ago, Abstract said:

Can someone post this video in the comments? 

https://www.facebook.com/heather.nianouris/videos/10155380855274039/

I completely get this (very simple) rule when it comes to just plurals, but I did find myself just a mite torn when I was making "Welcome" slates a while back, because it seemed to me that if the name might be in reference to the abode, a apostrophe might be justified even though it kind of made my teeth itch to do it. If you have a sign on your door saying "Welcome....The Smiths", that works if you feel that the sign is saying that  the Smiths welcome you, but mightn't it also work to say,"Welcome...The Smith's" if you were meaning that the Smiths welcome you to the home that they own? I generally just gave people the option of how they preferred it in any case.

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Sew Sumi

Sew Sumi

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The apostrophe still would have to go at the end of Smiths, because it's plural. There are multiple Smiths. The apostrophe does delininate intent, in this case either the people themselves or an assumed object (the house). If one puts out a welcome mat, the apostrophe is typically absent. 

eta: Even the Seewalds got it right on their sign. It says something to the effect of: The Seewalds, est. 2014. It's not the house that was established, even though the sign resides in the house, it's the couple. 

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drafan

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Pssst......Hey, Jinge, if you're reading here......here's all you have to do....

1.Get a black Sharpie and open up the top of the O. Then color over the apostrophe with the same black marker.

2. Get out your pink nail polish and close up the top of the U.

((Can you tell I've had to fix a few Made in China plaques from Christmas Tree Shop?))

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magpye29

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On 11/22/2017 at 11:09 AM, AUgirl said:

I ordered a monogrammed nap pad for my son at a craft show. They spelled his name wrong and then wanted to argue about it.

I ordered address labels once, and instead of printing Harold, they printed Howard.  When I called to complain, they asked me if I was sure I hadn't told them Howard!

I hate when people use the possessive on family name plaques.  But maybe they're taking a page from Scottish chieftains and they actually MEAN The Vuolo's, since Jeremy is the head of the household!

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magpye29

magpye29

17 hours ago, Jynnan tonnix said:

mightn't it also work to say,"Welcome...The Smith's" if you were meaning that the Smiths welcome you to the home that they own?

No.  The apostrophe indicates a possessive, i. e. belonging to the Smiths.  The  only correct application with an apostrophe would be Welcome to the Smiths' (with home either implied or stated) as that is the correct plural possessive.  The whole concept is just grammatically awkward, imo.

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Marigold

Marigold

Seriously, why the hell would you post a sign with YOUR NAME SPELLED WRONG.  

Forget the apostrophe.  The last name is spelled wrong.

Jeremy is too busy posting picture of books to actually read his own sign????????

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Lunera

Lunera

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The Duggalos spent the holiday with the Duggars in what looks like Jessa's guest bedroom. I wonder if the Dullards made an appearance or if Jinger wore pants.

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