Fathering Autism#165 Asa and Priscilla Like to Delete the Truth, Even Though We’ve Already Seen the Proof

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Cardinal Rule

SCCOct66 said:
I about spit out my drink when this scrolled by. She truly thinks she’s the shit. She looks…so…so….somebody help me here
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Maybe her next revenue stream is her own high fructose corn syrup pancake products.
 
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Raingirl

Good grief! Not a single normal person in the bunch!
 
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MizBeaverhausen

Look at that gaggle of misfits Creepy G is very asymmetrical, almost cartoon-like, much like his biggetht cheerleader, Twatty Beast. For all of his asymmetry and creepiness, he is the cleanest, best dressed and most normal looking of that bunch of weirdos. I thought that Creepy G moved for a job after Christmas. I recall Tubby mentioning it in a vlog. I wonder what happened to that job???????

 
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MSlix73

SCCOct66 said:
This is not a healthy, happy 40 year old woman. View attachment 2412774
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He hates her. He truly hates her No person would capture their wife/husband on film looking like a dumpster fire as much as he does to her.
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Srsmom said:
Yeah, sure you are.
Again with the drunken grammar.

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She knows thats the excess bacon grease she wiped through her hair mixed with some butter from the Texas Toast and highlighted with ranch.
 
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SCCOct66

Cardinal Rule said:
Maybe her next revenue stream is her own high fructose corn syrup pancake products.View attachment 2412799
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HAHAHAHAHA
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HAHAHAHAH Isaiah and Goofy G have the same hairdo!
 
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Noir Fan

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Fathering Autism #166: Buy my hair mask to finance the ever expanding Maass flask
 
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PugliaLiving

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Fathering Autism#166 - Piggy robs you blind to reach her goal, she's an overweight dimwit without a soul.
 
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CoffeeMomof2

She's lying through her weird-ass teeth every time she says she's ok with how she looks. We could list 50 specific things that show how not-ok she really is, from filter use to Asa AGAIN having to edit out her gasping and wheezing to her attempts to strategically hide herself behind people and objects.
 
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therealamylynn


Jesus she looks like 10 miles of bad road.

 
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Nattyduke

Noir Fan said:
Thank you! Yes, we are safe. On the other coast - way south. We will probably get some nasty rain bands, but luckily this one spared us. Thank you again!
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The word is ‘special!’
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I'm glad you'll be OK Noir! My University of Florida son in Gainesville may be in trouble with this one...who knew there could be danger so far inland? The problem will be with the winds, not storm surge, but still an issue just the same
 
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Bogey

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Abbie doesn't care about hair, just give her a chair and leave her there.
 
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DairyleaD

I wonder if Creepy G is related to haversnout? They both look like they've been hit around the face with a frying pan.
 
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JunoandMaya

My son had his orthopedic appointment today for his broken pinky finger. We were more than pleasantly surprised with how things went and with the staff. The x-ray tech was able to get him to cooperate just enough for good pictures. That alone was miraculous. He may have screamed a little, but they were patient, and so understanding. Then, the doctor came in and told us he would need an actual hard cast to completely immobilize it ( I think his finger had moved a little in the splint, perhaps causing a lot of his pain). The nurse came in, gently took off the splint, and talked him through every step of the casting process. He sat there and watched the whole thing. We were so PROUD of him!!! So yeah, on one hand, a meltdown that led to a broken finger was absolutely horrid, and I would not want to do this again, but he is adapting like a champ. He is learning how to navigate a computer mouse with his left hand, and doing very well tolerating a change to his bath time by not being able to get his arm wet. This was basically one of our worst fears (him breaking a bone and requiring all these new experiences), but he's handled it amazingly well. Hopefully this is the LAST meltdown for a very long time. This is why you will never see us teaching him words/ideas like wrestling.
 
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