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Oldernowiser

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17 minutes ago, gonecrackers said:

Seems like she's been covering her hair a lot since the bleaching. Usually when someone has a new color they like they show it off & style their hair well. I wonder if she had some hair loss or breakage & the damage is obvious so she's hiding it AMAP.

It probably takes a ton of time to maintain and when you’re moving, it’s hardly a priority.

That and/or she was just messing with everyone. I still think it might have been a wig and possibly Cade’s fiancée’s because it was almost identical.

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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. 

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3 hours ago, Oldernowiser said:

It probably takes a ton of time to maintain and when you’re moving, it’s hardly a priority.

That and/or she was just messing with everyone. I still think it might have been a wig and possibly Cade’s fiancée’s because it was almost identical.

Unless she’s got a scarf tied in along with the hat, the hair of hers we can see in the background of the Felicity/luggage video is pretty blond. So I’m thinking it wasn’t a wig. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Oldernowiser

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32 minutes ago, Temperance said:

I give up. I have no clue what he is selling. What is he supposed to be selling?

I googled. Banner of Truth is an online bookstore selling Evangelical books, sermons, essays, opinions, gospels, etc. etc. In other words, endless verbiage by genus Evangelical, species HomusTalkethTooMuch, gender male.

No hats, though, so dunno what RFP thinks he’s shilling.

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3 minutes ago, Oldernowiser said:

I googled. Banner of Truth is an online bookstore selling Evangelical books, sermons, essays, opinions, gospels, etc. etc. In other words, endless verbiage by genus Evangelical, species HomusTalkethTooMuch, gender male.

No hats, though, so dunno what RFP thinks he’s shilling.

For all your god-botherer needs!

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Zella

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9 minutes ago, Oldernowiser said:

I googled. Banner of Truth is an online bookstore selling Evangelical books, sermons, essays, opinions, gospels, etc. etc. In other words, endless verbiage by genus Evangelical, species HomusTalkethTooMuch, gender male.

No hats, though, so dunno what RFP thinks he’s shilling.

Wow that makes it seem even more inept. Maybe we're supposed to pick up on something subliminal now, and seeing Jeremy is supposed to make us automatically think of books. 😂😂😂

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OpieTaylor

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2 hours ago, ginger90 said:

Does that book say "Puritan" Devotional Readings? WTH is that supposed to mean? ETA: Oh, I bet the "Voices From the Past" are Puritans.

Here's a definition of Puritan: a member of a group of Protestants that arose in the 16th century within the Church of England, demanding the simplification of doctrine and worship, and greater strictness in religious discipline: during part of the 17th century the Puritans became a powerful political party.

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Zella

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3 minutes ago, OpieTaylor said:

Does that book say "Puritan" Devotional Readings? WTH is that supposed to mean?

Here's a definition of Puritan: a member of a group of Protestants that arose in the 16th century within the Church of England, demanding the simplification of doctrine and worship, and greater strictness in religious discipline: during part of the 17th century the Puritans became a powerful political party.

Banner of Truth is Reformed, so they idolize the Puritans. I went to college at a school with Presbyterian historical ties that still got a lot of devout Reformed students. The crowd I knew was insufferable and thought the Puritans were awesome and the rest of the world are assholes for not liking them. I remember taking a class on Colonial America with one of them, and any discussion about the Puritans was interrupted with her defenses of them. At one point, she whined, "Why do people not like Puritans," and I asked her if she'd ever read The Crucible. She did not respond, but she also shut up, so I'll take it as a win. 🙂

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Ohiopirate02

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10 minutes ago, fonfereksglen said:

The fans who still watch the show and post on various social media sites about the Duggars do so for two reasons.  They love weddings and they love babies and more weddings and even more babies.  Not sure there is much of a market in that bunch for gloomy religious texts.

If Jeremy and Jinger's followers are the same type of Xtian as they are, I can see where this endorsement can pay off for Banner of Truth.  Amazon has killed the local bookstore and most of it's corporate competitors.  In America in 2019, there are people who live without a physical bookstore within 100 miles of them.  Even if there is a bookstore nearby, the independent booksellers that have thrived throughout this tend to skew liberal.  There are conservative Xtians looking for books and other materials, but have no idea where to look.  Browsing on Amazon is a PITA.  I just looked at Amazon lists 90,000 results for the general Christian section.  A bookstore like Banner of Truth can operate online and even thrive if they price correctly.  These followers of J & J can access a website with carefully curated books for their religious beliefs.  

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fonfereksglen

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24 minutes ago, Ohiopirate02 said:

If Jeremy and Jinger's followers are the same type of Xtian as they are, I can see where this endorsement can pay off for Banner of Truth.  Amazon has killed the local bookstore and most of it's corporate competitors.  In America in 2019, there are people who live without a physical bookstore within 100 miles of them.  Even if there is a bookstore nearby, the independent booksellers that have thrived throughout this tend to skew liberal.  There are conservative Xtians looking for books and other materials, but have no idea where to look.  Browsing on Amazon is a PITA.  I just looked at Amazon lists 90,000 results for the general Christian section.  A bookstore like Banner of Truth can operate online and even thrive if they price correctly.  These followers of J & J can access a website with carefully curated books for their religious beliefs.  

You assume most of their fans are Christians, since that was part of the initial hook.  Now,  after the scandals,  I picture a bunch of old grandmas and young girls who worship weddings and babies more than Jesus.  Not a lot of disposable income types.

As a note,  my husband has published quite a bit over the years.  His publisher still uses catalogs and websites and is successful in their niche, military history.  They do not use influencers.

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Portia

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2 hours ago, Zella said:

Banner of Truth is Reformed, so they idolize the Puritans. I went to college at a school with Presbyterian historical ties that still got a lot of devout Reformed students. The crowd I knew was insufferable and thought the Puritans were awesome and the rest of the world are assholes for not liking them. I remember taking a class on Colonial America with one of them, and any discussion about the Puritans was interrupted with her defenses of them. At one point, she whined, "Why do people not like Puritans," and I asked her if she'd ever read The Crucible. She did not respond, but she also shut up, so I'll take it as a win. 🙂

That's interesting. In my experience, though, modern Baptists are far more Puritanical than he Presbyterians I've been worshiping with of late.

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Zella

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11 minutes ago, Portia said:

That's interesting. In my experience, though, modern Baptists are far more Puritanical than he Presbyterians I've been worshiping with of late.

Oh I can definitely see that. I think I had the misfortune of being around Reformed folks who were really militant and vocal about it, and that was what attracted them to this particular institution (though they often were angered when they realized they were in the minority), so I never had the chance to be around the more chill ones. 

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louannems

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13 hours ago, galaxychaser said:

I think it was a wig. The bow doesn’t match and looks ridiculous. 

Felicity is all Jeremy.

The bow matches a bit of the embroidery/cut-out pattern.  It's still stupid!

To Train Up a Child and Growing God's Tomatoes (and books of that ilk) have entire chapters dedicated to training infants and toddlers to sit still on your lap. It involves lots of thigh slapping so I'm happy to see Felicity is not being "properly trained".

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BitterApple

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40 minutes ago, Ijustwantsomechips said:

Didn’t Jinger have significant hair thinning/loss around her hairline after she had Felicity?  Maybe it just hasn’t grown all the way back yet.  

She did, yes, which makes the double-process dye job an odd choice. If your hair is thinning the last thing you should do is fry it with bleach.

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Saylii

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Her hair probably turned orange.  I’ve dyed my hair every color under the sun.  It takes a lot of upkeep.  IF she went to a good hairstylist, they would have bleached, put a toner on it to mask the orange, then blonde dye.  It would have been a lengthy sit in the chair (6+ hours).  Then she would go back every 6 week maximum to re-dye the bleached parts and bleach the roots.  Minimum three to four hour sit.  I’ve spent hundreds of dollars on shampoos, conditioners, masques, you name it because you have to wash it a very certain way to keep the dye in.

If she just bleached it and dumped box blonde on her hair or had a “friend” do it, that’ll be gone in four weeks top.  The hair will be fried, the bleached parts will turn carrot orange.  There’s some evidence in the few hatless pictures that has happened.

I bet TLC has hooked her up with a celebrity stylist in LA to fix it, but she’s got to get there first.

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Zella

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50 minutes ago, Sew Sumi said:

Rev PP now has nicknames for his young BILs. Slim Jim? Really?

I totally read that in Macho Man Randy Savage's voice. Because I watched way too much wrestling as a child. 😄

I feel like Jeremy is trying to seem more like a man of the people--maybe as a response to the recent criticism about him coming off as pretentious--and it really is an awkward, unnatural persona for him to adopt.

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