The Duggalos: Jinger and the Holy Goalie

[Ohiopirate02]

47 minutes ago, GeeGolly said:

I'll add that I believe this new agency told them they had to pick the Christianity lane, because that is what was getting in them in trouble. If they lead with it sponsors will know what they're getting into, so when the haters call the Vuolos out, it won't come as a surprise and depending on who they're shilling for, it won't matter.

They really had no choice but to go this way.  Which is what we have been saying on here for months.  Jeremy is not willing to disavow MacArthur yet, so that pledge is going to hang over his and Jinger's heads.  

[Temperance]

1 hour ago, Oldernowiser said:

She’s not reading a Bible unless it’s the Reader’s Digest Condensed Version.

And she’s not pregnant in that photo...or it was really early, so this isn’t a recent photo.

Why do they misrepresent things when it’s not at all necessary?

The Fake Breaks Me (TM @Totally)

It's possible she's barely showing and that she hide/reveal at anytime.  She's 3.5 months pregnant now and a lot of women barely show or don't show at all during that time.  She could be arching her back and wearing empire waist shirts to emphasize the pregnancy and then hiding it with jackets or more normal looking clothes. Jinger was the skinniest of the Duggar girls so she may hide it better. 

[QuinnInND]

3 hours ago, Oldernowiser said:

Unless it meant moving back to JBville and cleaning toilets, RPTW is going to take money wherever he can get it...he’s high maintenance.

Hey, pocket squares don't grow on trees.  😂

[JoanArc]

4 hours ago, Oldernowiser said:

The Fake Breaks Me (TM @Totally)

They’re targeting people who want to be as fake as they are.

[crazy8s]

19 minutes ago, QuinnInND said:

Hey, pocket squares don't grow on trees.  😂

if it would make a TLC episode, Jana would fake growing them on trees in her fabulous garden.

[galaxychaser]

2 hours ago, QuinnInND said:

Hey, pocket squares don't grow on trees.  😂

Or $10 coffee

[DangerousMinds]

7 hours ago, galaxychaser said:

Jeremy would kill himself before living off Jim Bob tit. No way no how.

Aren’t they basically living off of it now?

[Nysha]

I don't think Jeremy will openly kowtow to JB even to keep himself in pocket squares and overpriced coffee. There will be a burning bush moment where his god tells him to do what he's already decided and he, Jinger, Felicity, and Felicity II will go off in a new direction.

However, I think he's fine as long as he's attending Seminary. Now that he & Jinger have apparently been escorted to the correct influencer lane and gently released, I'm betting they Jinger will attract more of the audience he wants to reach and he'll be able to ride her coattails. This will prove his worth and loyalty to his current overlord.

But, if he doesn't learn to preach in a more dynamic fashion, once he graduates he is not going to get the big money pastor position he thinks he deserves. 

[GeeGolly]

It'll be interesting to see how this all plays out. Some influencers make tons of money.

[Lunera]

Jinger is advertising knockoff airpods. 70% off! Wonder how long they'll work for. I already read a comment of someone complaining about how cheap the brush dryer she advertised was.

[Chicklet]

I wish they would just stop embarrassing themselves. Either sell things and suffer the snark or just be whatever it is they are aiming for with their agency. 

[Oldernowiser]

What’s up with her eyeliner?

[DangerousMinds]

How long before this AirPod company drops them?

[JoanArc]

4 hours ago, Lunera said:

Jinger is advertising knockoff airpods. 70% off!

No, new agency, just, no....

[ginger90]

6 hours ago, Lunera said:

Jinger is advertising knockoff airpods.

Jessa is also.

[mimionthebeach]

 

On 6/8/2020 at 9:57 PM, satrunrose said:

Personally, I think Jer would make an excellent toadie. A trendier Mr Smithers, if you will.

Mr Smithers it's a very dapper fellow. You know, for a cartoon. Jeremy could do worse than emulate the Smithers style. To be fair, he already has done worse. 

[drafan]

16 minutes ago, ginger90 said:

Jessa is also.

While wearing a tank top and a trendy necklace, and with a come-hither look? Doubt it.

[lascuba]

1 hour ago, drafan said:

While wearing a tank top and a trendy necklace, and with a come-hither look? Doubt it.

If that's her come-hither look, I might actually feel sorry for Jeremy. 

[JoanArc]

2 hours ago, ginger90 said:

Jessa is also.

 That’s much more on brand! 

[AnnaBaptist]

10 hours ago, Oldernowiser said:

What’s up with her eyeliner?

What's up with her looking like a mouth breather?

[Oldernowiser]

3 minutes ago, AnnaBaptist said:

What's up with her looking like a mouth breather?

Maybe she thinks it’s sexy? (In a meek obedient good Christian helpmeet sort of way, of course.)

[Barb23]

21 hours ago, Lunera said:

Jinger is advertising knockoff airpods. 70% off! Wonder how long they'll work for. I already read a comment of someone complaining about how cheap the brush dryer she advertised was.

I thought she was peddling those wonky plastic type Q-tips at first. 

[galaxychaser]

You get what you pay for. I bought a $10 speaker it lasted 3 days.  I would never buy anything she is selling.

[Sew Sumi]

Now Jeremy is trying to engage as the "concerned parent."

While Jinger continues along the Christian path...

 

Edited June 15, 2020 by Sew Sumi

[SMama]

What is that by Jeremy’s foot? Looks like dry cat/dog food. Are they indoors?

[laurakaye]

Tips for limiting a toddler's screen time, Jere?  Now granted, my kids are older and this was not a problem for me but off the top of my head, I would say that if Felicity associates Mommy and Dattie's phones with being able to watch a "shoo," then perhaps Mommy and Dattie should keep their phones tucked away when Felicity is with them, rather than carry the phones with them all day long and constantly point them in her face.

Edited June 15, 2020 by laurakaye

[BitterApple]

Tips for limiting a kid's screen time? Yeah, take the damn iPad away. They'll manage, just like kids managed for thousands of years before they were invented.

[crazy8s]

so does that mean Jer and Jing don't have a long term attention span?

they don't want their fans to have long term attention spans?

they are shown on their phones all the freaking time, post pics all the time,

want the "fans" to react to everything they post all the time

Jeremy must have missed a lesson somewhere on" lead by example". put down your damn phones and Felicity wouldn't ask. If she is asking, they are letting her watch shows to keep her occupied and quiet.

Edited June 15, 2020 by crazy8s

[JoanArc]

Aw, Jer learned to fake engagement with his readers by ending with a question. How do you guys engage with you audience?

(And neither of you work, so it’s not like you need to distract Felicity with a screen.  Screens are doing a pretty good job at ruining your lives, too.)

[doodlebug]

2 hours ago, Sew Sumi said:

Now Jeremy is trying to engage as the "concerned parent."

While Jinger continues along the Christian path...

 

The kid just turned two and Jer doesn't know how to limit her screentime?  Wait'll she's 3 or 5 or 12.  

[JoanArc]

1 minute ago, doodlebug said:

The kid just turned two and Jer doesn't know how to limit her screentime?  Wait'll she's 3 or 5 or 12.  

 Michelle and Jim Bob Brag about not having a TV set, and now watching TV the first year their marriage. Funny how God  (Gothard)  didn’t update those rules for cell phone use and screen time in general.  For people who’s television show used to brag about how little Internet they connected to you they sure did create a giant brood of phone zombies. 

[crazy8s]

5 minutes ago, JoanArc said:

 Michelle and Jim Bob Brag about not having a TV set, and now watching TV the first year their marriage. Funny how God  (Gothard)  didn’t update those rules for cell phone use and screen time in general.  For people who’s television show used to brag about how little Internet they connected to you they sure did create a giant brood of phone zombies. 

who are now shown parked on the TTH couches with eyes glued to a phone in almost every pic

[doodlebug]

1 minute ago, JoanArc said:

 Michelle and Jim Bob Brag about not having a TV set, and now watching TV the first year their marriage. Funny how God  (Gothard)  didn’t update those rules for cell phone use and screen time in general.  For people who’s television show used to brag about how little Internet they connected to you they sure did create a giant brood of phone zombies. 

I had friends, years ago, who were sorta hippie types.  They didn't have a TV and were really proud of the fact that their kids never watched.  I will never forget being at a big gathering at a mutual friend's house and their daughter, around 3 years old, being totally mesmerized by the TV.  Our hostess had popped a video in for the kids at the party and put them all in the family room with a bunch of fun toys.  That kid was hypnotized.  All around her, the other kids were coloring, playing with puzzles, building stuff with legos; but she couldn't be distracted.

A couple years later, when her daughter was in first grade, I found out they'd gotten a TV.  I asked my friend why.  Well, her daughter knew every word to the My Pretty Pony song despite never having seen it at their home and, for Christmas, knew every single commercial jingle and wanted all the same stuff the kids with TV's wanted.  She would ask what time it was so she could go to a friend's house to catch a TV show she liked.  They realized that they couldn't protect her from TV and that, not having one actually made her more conscious of it.

Maybe the Duggars are kinda like that.  if they'd been brought up around TV's and cell phones, they'd be better at managing their use.

[Churchhoney]

27 minutes ago, JoanArc said:

Aw, Jer learned to fake engagement with his readers by ending with a question. How do you guys engage with you audience?

(And neither of you work, so it’s not like you need to distract Felicity with a screen.  Screens are doing a pretty good job at ruining your lives, too.)

Something tells me that Jer does NOT see the irony. 😈

[Churchhoney]

21 minutes ago, doodlebug said:

I had friends, years ago, who were sorta hippie types.  They didn't have a TV and were really proud of the fact that their kids never watched.  I will never forget being at a big gathering at a mutual friend's house and their daughter, around 3 years old, being totally mesmerized by the TV.  Our hostess had popped a video in for the kids at the party and put them all in the family room with a bunch of fun toys.  That kid was hypnotized.  All around her, the other kids were coloring, playing with puzzles, building stuff with legos; but she couldn't be distracted.

A couple years later, when her daughter was in first grade, I found out they'd gotten a TV.  I asked my friend why.  Well, her daughter knew every word to the My Pretty Pony song despite never having seen it at their home and, for Christmas, knew every single commercial jingle and wanted all the same stuff the kids with TV's wanted.  She would ask what time it was so she could go to a friend's house to catch a TV show she liked.  They realized that they couldn't protect her from TV and that, not having one actually made her more conscious of it.

Maybe the Duggars are kinda like that.  if they'd been brought up around TV's and cell phones, they'd be better at managing their use.

Plus, it'd help if they'd been encouraged to have a variety of interests, enthusiasms and mental skills. 

Not only are they completely unpracticed at managing screens, but they've been raised to have such a restricted range of activities and subjects they're allowed to pay attention to that they have little to fall back on besides the screens, once the screens became available. 

(i.e., few if any friends outside your family, few if any books but the bible, few if any songs but Christian worship songs, no activities with groups, little if any education that can acquaint you with things to involve yourself in and devote yourself to, few or no opportunities to do paying work except for your father and -- if you're female -- not even that.....etc etc.) 

Edited June 15, 2020 by Churchhoney

[crazy8s]

well at least Lolli and Pops are getting the daily report on all websites visits etc from their adult children's phone.

except for Jill and Derrick, and surely not from Jer and Jing, or Josh's burner phone

[GeeGolly]

 

1 hour ago, JoanArc said:

 Michelle and Jim Bob Brag about not having a TV set, and now watching TV the first year their marriage. Funny how God  (Gothard)  didn’t update those rules for cell phone use and screen time in general.  For people who’s television show used to brag about how little Internet they connected to you they sure did create a giant brood of phone zombies. 

They should buy a frigging TV. If a kid thinks everything happens on a phone, well then it can happen anywhere and its harder to regulate.

If watching shows is only on a TV, then it can only happen when there's a TV.

And make some rules regarding your kid and your family. 

But I don't think Jeremy is really asking. He likely wishes to dole out his advice to other parents, but knows it won't be met with a positive response.

[JoanArc]

10 minutes ago, GeeGolly said:

But I don't think Jeremy is really asking. He likely wishes to dole out his advice to other parents, but knows it won't be met with a positive response

 He can’t hear you, he has his knock off AirPods in. 

[GeeGolly]

Just now, JoanArc said:

 He can’t hear you, he has his knock off AirPods in. 

Lol.

Surely, you jest, Jeremy would only let $150.00 Air Pods touch his ears. 

[Chicklet]

They are pointless I have decided. If they can't figure out how to wrestle an ipad or phone away from a 2 year old, there is no hope for either one of them. The one I feel sorry for is Felicity.

[Sew Sumi]

21 minutes ago, GeeGolly said:

 

They should buy a frigging TV. If a kid thinks everything happens on a phone, well then it can happen anywhere and its harder to regulate.

If watching shows is only on a TV, then it can only happen when there's a TV.

And make some rules regarding your kid and your family. 

But I don't think Jeremy is really asking. He likely wishes to dole out his advice to other parents, but knows it won't be met with a positive response.

They have a nice big screen. 

[Temperance]

1 hour ago, doodlebug said:

The kid just turned two and Jer doesn't know how to limit her screentime?  Wait'll she's 3 or 5 or 12.  

She hasn't turned 2. Her birthday is July 19.

[lilwhitelion]

Either Without a Crystal Ball, or God is Grey (Brenda Davies) mentioned recently that Jeremy and Jinger are following the pattern of Jeremy and Audrey Roloff - creating a podcast, writing a book (usually on marriage), talking about Biblical roles of a man and woman - which is fostered by their mentors, Matt and Lisa Jacobson and Dale and Veronica Partridge.   

If you want to be depressed, spend some time deep-diving on the content of these folks.  

The Jacobsons and the Partridges, as well as other families in their circle, live in or near Bend, OR.

Jinger replied to someone on her recent IG post who had a question about doing a podcast.  She said their podcast guy is jack4carp.  He is also in Bend, OR.  He is followed by Megan Tolpin, daughter of Isaac and Angie Tolpin, another couple in this misogynistic belief system.

Jackson Carpenter's company is Push Play Podcasts.  They manage the podcasts for the Partridges, the Jacobsons, as well as Aaron and Jennifer Smith.  All have podcasts; all have written books about marriage and the role of the husband and wife.

Jinger and Jeremy have definitely decided the new lane they are traveling in.  It is scarily cultish.

[JoanArc]

1 hour ago, GeeGolly said:

Lol.

Surely, you jest, Jeremy would only let $150.00 Air Pods touch his ears. 

The $150 model is the low end of AirPods. He would definitely be getting the AirPods Pro, wrapped in a pocket square of course.

[crazy8s]

55 minutes ago, lilwhitelion said:

Either Without a Crystal Ball, or God is Grey (Brenda Davies) mentioned recently that Jeremy and Jinger are following the pattern of Jeremy and Audrey Roloff - creating a podcast, writing a book (usually on marriage), talking about Biblical roles of a man and woman - which is fostered by their mentors, Matt and Lisa Jacobson and Dale and Veronica Partridge.   

If you want to be depressed, spend some time deep-diving on the content of these folks.  

The Jacobsons and the Partridges, as well as other families in their circle, live in or near Bend, OR.

Jinger replied to someone on her recent IG post who had a question about doing a podcast.  She said their podcast guy is jack4carp.  He is also in Bend, OR.  He is followed by Megan Tolpin, daughter of Isaac and Angie Tolpin, another couple in this misogynistic belief system.

Jackson Carpenter's company is Push Play Podcasts.  They manage the podcasts for the Partridges, the Jacobsons, as well as Aaron and Jennifer Smith.  All have podcasts; all have written books about marriage and the role of the husband and wife.

Jinger and Jeremy have definitely decided the new lane they are traveling in.  It is scarily cultish.

i have mentioned this Vuolo's are following the Jer and Auj Roloff pattern here several times. they all met in april 2019 i think it was.

Jer V surely already knew he wanted in on the Roloff's grifting path. I think Jer V was arrogant enough to think he and Jing could pull it off in L.A. on their own without hiring an agency. they failed so badly on their own, now they are going with the Roloff's podcast folks. I think the talent agency the Vuolo's signed with also has Matt Roloff in the speakers for hire section

[jcbrown]

7 hours ago, Sew Sumi said:

Now Jeremy is trying to engage as the "concerned parent."

While Jinger continues along the Christian path...

 

At least Jinger's dress is cute. That's all I got.

[PradaKitty]

I much prefer seeing this toddler wearing shorts and bare legs (it’s summer folks) than seeing her female cousins in dresses and leggings. 

[Churchhoney]

3 hours ago, lilwhitelion said:

Either Without a Crystal Ball, or God is Grey (Brenda Davies) mentioned recently that Jeremy and Jinger are following the pattern of Jeremy and Audrey Roloff - creating a podcast, writing a book (usually on marriage), talking about Biblical roles of a man and woman - which is fostered by their mentors, Matt and Lisa Jacobson and Dale and Veronica Partridge.   

If you want to be depressed, spend some time deep-diving on the content of these folks.  

The Jacobsons and the Partridges, as well as other families in their circle, live in or near Bend, OR.

Jinger replied to someone on her recent IG post who had a question about doing a podcast.  She said their podcast guy is jack4carp.  He is also in Bend, OR.  He is followed by Megan Tolpin, daughter of Isaac and Angie Tolpin, another couple in this misogynistic belief system.

Jackson Carpenter's company is Push Play Podcasts.  They manage the podcasts for the Partridges, the Jacobsons, as well as Aaron and Jennifer Smith.  All have podcasts; all have written books about marriage and the role of the husband and wife.

Jinger and Jeremy have definitely decided the new lane they are traveling in.  It is scarily cultish.

Wonder how many of these the world needs. Cause I think they pretty much all say the exact same stuff. 😁

[BigBingerBro]

As if Jermy really wants tips on how to reduce screen time for Prop Bow.  Whatever.,  Gee, I don't know maybe redirect her to some other activity when she says "Shoo Shoo"?  This is a kid who will probably own her very own iPhone in 2 years.  Wait for it.

[Sew Sumi]

They probably already have a dedicated IPad for her.