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The Other Duggars: The Lost Girls and Amy

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drafan

drafan

On 3/29/2017 at 3:08 PM, Mollie said:

 

She should be called "Fat Amy", except that would be an insult to Rebel Wilson, whom I really love.

 

Rebel Wilson would be the ONLY one to rock and totally own that look....

Is Amy's guy trying to be Richard Gere? ...if so, it ain't working.

 

Are those thighs the previously lipo-sucked ones?

louannems

louannems

Sad Lost Jenni responds to Jackson's questions about Jinger's wedding. Michael is adorable, but does he have a speach impediment? I didn't realize just how bla and everyday looking Jessa's hair was for the wedding. Enjoy this short, Duggar produced video.

http://www.duggarfamilyblog.com/2017/04/as-told-by-little-duggars.html

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Lady Edith

Lady Edith

On 3/8/2017 at 5:31 PM, Sew Sumi said:

Saffy was also the polar opposite of Edina, unlike the Lost Girls who are being groomed to be mini-Mechelles. 

Saffy also was not brainwashed since birth to be the way she was.  Her personality developed over time in response to not having structure and a parent to care for her as one should.  And her brother Serge also went in an opposite direction.  

Both of those kids had the benefit of their grandmother who, although a touch senile on the show, was always there for them.  And that is the one place I do see a similarity between the Monsoons and the Duggars is with Grandma Mary.  Along with the sister moms, Grandma had a lot to do with the care of the J kids.  I think that's also why she moved out...it became too much for her in her old age.  

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Jynnan tonnix

Jynnan tonnix

44 minutes ago, GeeGolly said:

At least they're not  on the roads or sidewalk. And they're not breaking the law in Arkansas.

I see a lot of comments about the lack of helmets on that page, even among the posts which are otherwise complimentary. I guess I'm old, but it doesn't look as though they could do that much damage to themselves riding around in a space like that...I think bike helmets were only beginning to come into general usage when my kids were young, and I certainly rode a bike all over the place throughout my childhood without ever knowing that such a thing existed. I have no idea what the current laws are, but if, as GeeGolly says, they are not breaking the law in Arkansas, I can think of a lot of things to give them more grief about than the lack of bike helmets in a situation like that.

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SnarkyShark

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Helmets would be nice, but the bar is low already. Not to mention, the girls are riding incorrectly sized bicycles IN DRESSES. Some of those dresses look long enough to possibly get caught in chains or wheels, and the girls are more likely to run into trouble if the bikes they are riding are so big their feet cannot touch the ground. Those girls will never be allowed to experience riding a bike in pants, so it hardly makes a difference anyways. I probably am being nitpicky here, but one of them is also wearing flip flops. That might be okay for short distances, but if one falls off or gets caught in the chain...ouch. I know few people who have gotten injuries from the bike and flip flops combination. 

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ariel

ariel

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1 hour ago, Jynnan tonnix said:

I have no idea what the current laws are, but if, as GeeGolly says, they are not breaking the law in Arkansas, I can think of a lot of things to give them more grief about than the lack of bike helmets in a situation like that.

I think Arkansas is one of those states that doesn't like safety laws or any kind of safety regulations.

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dargosmydaddy

dargosmydaddy

The picture is so tiny, so it's hard to tell, but the girls' outfits appear... immodestly clingy. The girl in red appears to be wearing a really short dress and leggings (which, good for her!), while the girl in gray has a longer dress (also over leggings) but it looks SUPER clingy. I know we've mentioned how Jessa's outfits are far from modest despite her claims otherwise; I guess this trend is creeping into the little's outfits as well?

queenanne

queenanne

6 hours ago, dargosmydaddy said:

The picture is so tiny, so it's hard to tell, but the girls' outfits appear... immodestly clingy. The girl in red appears to be wearing a really short dress and leggings (which, good for her!), while the girl in gray has a longer dress (also over leggings) but it looks SUPER clingy. I know we've mentioned how Jessa's outfits are far from modest despite her claims otherwise; I guess this trend is creeping into the little's outfits as well?

It seems like, from my vague recollections of being an elementary school child on a bike, it's hard to avoid plastering a dress to you when you're sitting atop a bike with a bike seat between your legs helping to pull down the fabric.  (It has been a long time!)

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HoboClayton

HoboClayton

I'm seeing girls holding up bikes. Flip flops really? And yeah... If fabric gets caught up in that chain and you are going at a nice pace. You will be flying through the air really quick. I never wore a helmet (early 90's) though I should have, was in too many wrecks. But, even if my mom made me put it on before I left the house, that thing would have ended up in a bush somewhere to retrieve when I was done. But, I'm not seeing bike riding. Are the boys teaching the girls? 

Jynnan tonnix

Jynnan tonnix

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4 hours ago, HoboClayton said:

I'm seeing girls holding up bikes. Flip flops really? And yeah... If fabric gets caught up in that chain and you are going at a nice pace. You will be flying through the air really quick. I never wore a helmet (early 90's) though I should have, was in too many wrecks. But, even if my mom made me put it on before I left the house, that thing would have ended up in a bush somewhere to retrieve when I was done. But, I'm not seeing bike riding. Are the boys teaching the girls? 

I remember wearing flip-flops riding my bike and having a bit of a nasty fall (don't recall what happened, as I rarely fell off) then coming home to take a shower and clean up the scrapes, to discover that I had managed to scrape off my entire big-toenail. That makes me shudder to this day. I'd like to say that I never wore flip-flops riding my bike again, but I suspect that I probably did, at least occasionally. 

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dargosmydaddy

dargosmydaddy

17 hours ago, queenanne said:

It seems like, from my vague recollections of being an elementary school child on a bike, it's hard to avoid plastering a dress to you when you're sitting atop a bike with a bike seat between your legs helping to pull down the fabric.  

I guess my point was not so much that it happened, but that the ultra "modest" Duggars saw fit to post a picture of it... 

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Lady Edith

Lady Edith

On 4/9/2017 at 4:37 PM, SnarkyShark said:

Helmets would be nice, but the bar is low already. Not to mention, the girls are riding incorrectly sized bicycles IN DRESSES. Some of those dresses look long enough to possibly get caught in chains or wheels, and the girls are more likely to run into trouble if the bikes they are riding are so big their feet cannot touch the ground. Those girls will never be allowed to experience riding a bike in pants, so it hardly makes a difference anyways. I probably am being nitpicky here, but one of them is also wearing flip flops. That might be okay for short distances, but if one falls off or gets caught in the chain...ouch. I know few people who have gotten injuries from the bike and flip flops combination. 

*raises hand sheepishly*

i nearly cut off a toe at age 11 riding a bike in flip flops.  My friend's front tire got caught in my pedal and down we went.  My foot went backwards and 14 stitches later I learned my lesson.  It was a very painful 4 weeks on crutches for it to heal enough for me to walk on it (the cut was right where the toe bends when you walk).  

I wish I could serve as a PSA for not wearing flip flops to ride bikes to these people.  Then again, it just wouldn't sink in. 

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Temperance

Temperance

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These are the same people who sent their daughters to the rainforest and construction sites wearing flip-flops (during the 19K&C days).  They were also volunteer fire-fighters in flip-flops. (All of these activities dangerous in case of debris or having something land on you foot. )Back then before any of the girls were married, they went everywhere in floor-length skirts and flip-flops, which they defended the same way they do everything else. Later they were allowed to wear more normal clothes and shoes. The last time I watched was during the hiking experience where the girls were in boots and while boots seemed silly, they were definitely a step-up from flip-flops.

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ChiCricket

ChiCricket

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On 4/10/2017 at 7:54 AM, Nysha said:

Welcome to Idaho! Actually, minors under 18 have to wear helmets if they're on motorcycles or ATVs, but not bicycles.

You don't have to wear them in Illinois either.  I see helmet-less motorcycle riders when driving my grands places. They always know what grammie thinks of that!

   I say "oh look! What do you see?" and they

      always answer "Organ Donors, right?"

Yep, I freely admit to brainwashing them on not wearing helmets, (and not to ever start smoking.)

PS..MY kids never wore bike helmets OR seatbelts..but that was long ago, and I've learned *some* things since then, I hope!

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Barb23

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8 hours ago, Temperance said:
8 hours ago, Temperance said:

These are the same people who sent their daughters to the rainforest and construction sites wearing flip-flops (during the 19K&C days).  They were also volunteer fire-fighters in flip-flops. (All of these activities dangerous in case of debris or having something land on you foot. )Back then before any of the girls were married, they went everywhere in floor-length skirts and flip-flops, which they defended the same way they do everything else. Later they were allowed to wear more normal clothes and shoes. The last time I watched was during the hiking experience where the girls were in boots and while boots seemed silly, they were definitely a step-up from flip-flops.

Surprisingly none of the girls have gotten married wearing flip flops. A pair of bedazzled ones wouldn't be too bad, better than Barefoot Muffy.

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Mollie

Mollie

On 4/10/2017 at 3:29 PM, Honey said:

Yes, there must have been some occasion.  Maybe a late Halloween party.

  ON 3/29/2017 AT 10:12 PM, RIPLEY68 SAID:

She HAD to be wearing that for a costume party or something.  The jacket, the boots, she was deliberately copying the look.

Nope.  Here's what Amy said when she posted that picture of herself:

"amyrachelleking. I love this movie.... #Prettywoman 
Confession: In this picture it looks like we had a wild/ crazy night here in Vegas. When in reality we were actually just heading to dinner, inside our hotel and then we crashed for the night. Lol #partyanimals???"

Fat Amy just thought it would be fun to dress like a famous prostitute and parade around a Las Vegas hotel.  This is how Amy shows us that she is a "Daughter of the King", which is supposed to be a reference to God.

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On 4/11/2017 at 3:55 AM, Barb23 said:

Surprisingly none of the girls have gotten married wearing flip flops. A pair of bedazzled ones wouldn't be too bad, better than Barefoot Muffy.

I saw pictures over the weekend of a wedding where the bride was wearing a 1980's puffy wedding dress and white bedazzled flip flops.  The dress was bad enough, but I would have at least worn ballet flats or something like it - it would have looked much better. 

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Mollie

Mollie

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1 hour ago, BitterApple said:

I agree, Amy isn't fat, but you can definitely see how any extra weight she gains is going to go straight to her middle. 

Seriously, Amy is too fat to think she looks like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman.   Not to mention the fact that this is what Amy chose to do instead of attending cousin Jinger's wedding that weekend.  (And, Jinger is the cousin she supposedly is closest to.  To this day, she has never met Jeremy.)

 

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LilJen

LilJen

On 4/11/2017 at 3:20 PM, Mollie said:

  ON 3/29/2017 AT 10:12 PM, RIPLEY68 SAID:

"amyrachelleking. I love this movie.... #Prettywoman 
Confession: In this picture it looks like we had a wild/ crazy night here in Vegas. When in reality we were actually just heading to dinner, inside our hotel and then we crashed for the night. Lol #partyanimals???"

Fat Amy just thought it would be fun to dress like a famous prostitute and parade around a Las Vegas hotel.  This is how Amy shows us that she is a "Daughter of the King", which is supposed to be a reference to God.

Funny, I've never put it on my bucket list to dress up like a famous fictional prostitute and post a picture of myself wearing it on social media.

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