We all know there will be a mahoosive pile of presents on christmas day - where the hell are they hiding them? I still think there has to be an unseen (locked) room in that house somewhere.
They probably have a lock up separately.We all know there will be a mahoosive pile of presents on christmas day - where the hell are they hiding them? I still think there has to be an unseen (locked) room in that house somewhere.
Do you think that’s where they keep all the toys and stuff that the kids get?from previous posts there is storage in the basement, where the christmas stuff was
I think any discussion of what one donates is pretty crass. For social media people, it truly is a no win situation. They posted a link earlier this year and ripped to shreds. They show what they do and rip to shreds. They are just following trends with this. And yes, the trend is crass. It's just weird to be upset that they never donate and then get upset when they DO donate. I wouldn't believe a word they said if they just posted a link. They are known liars.You've said this before. For me, it's how they choose to publicise their donations , it's crass. Purely done for social media likes.
As with everything in their lives, it's all about quantity. Before, with the food bank, they weren't just content to donate and share a link telling other people that they've donated and here's how you can do the same. No, they had to reveal how much they'd donated, as if that makes them better than someone who could only give a few quid.
Again, this time, it's not just sharing a link for anyone wanting to donate a gift for underprivileged kiddies, like they've done. It was "look at this whole trolley full of toys we can afford to gift, aren't we good?".
The way they do things is so tacky and cringeworthy. I applaud the fact they donate (in fact I've never personally criticised them for not, as I know they always do do their bit, even if it is just for social media likes) but I can't stand the way they always have to make it about them, in exchange for minion adoration.
It was the same with Easter Eggs last year too. "Look at this whole van full of Easter Eggs we're donating, because we're such amazing people!". Most people can only afford to donate one gift/egg at a time, and that's still absolutely fine, but they're not content with people potentially thinking they only gave one, they have to make sure everyone knows just how much they've donated each time.
Quantity is everything in the eyes of the Radfords. It's very sad.
They were ripped to shreds because they chose to reveal exactly how much they had donated, not because they donated! The Radfords choose to brag about every single element of their lives and charity is no different to them. It's very much "look how much we've donated" (whether it be cash, Easter Eggs, toys etc), rather than simply "we have donated and would like to share the link for anyone wishing to do the same", to use their position to raise awareness.I think any discussion of what one donates is pretty crass. For social media people, it truly is a no win situation. They posted a link earlier this year and ripped to shreds. They show what they do and rip to shreds. They are just following trends with this. And yes, the trend is crass. It's just weird to be upset that they never donate and then get upset when they DO donate. I wouldn't believe a word they said if they just posted a link. They are known liars.
didnt look like it.Do you think that’s where they keep all the toys and stuff that the kids get?
The Christmas eve boxes/bags will come first....We all know there will be a mahoosive pile of presents on christmas day - where the hell are they hiding them? I still think there has to be an unseen (locked) room in that house somewhere.
Is that not part of the magic of Christmas a big pile of presents on Christmas Morning ? Give your gifts let them have their joy, you get to see their little faces and they will have them to play with all year ? They won't automatically turn into horrible children because they got a few extra presents ?Wtf did I just watch? Talking about the Secret Santa vlog. Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but if my boys got as many presents for their birthday or Christmas as Archie got for Secret Santa, I'd think it was excessive. I personally think one to two presents for a birthday and 2 to 3 presents for Xmas are enough. I don't like kids getting buried in presents. In fact I got so many presents for mine this year from grandparents, godparents etc that I've decided not to give them the ones I got them, but keep them for a bit later. Otherwise it would be excessive and I prefer giving them something during the year instead. I'd hate it if they turned into kids expecting 100 presents.
Haha yes, my husband likes the idea of a big pile of presents as well. I really don't. Don't know why. But even he has said we should split them up a bit, as it's getting a bit much. They're only little and won't know what to play with if faced with too much choice, we think. Plus one of them had his birthday a few days ago... Anyway, to each their own, but the Radfords take it too far.Is that not part of the magic of Christmas a big pile of presents on Christmas Morning ? Give your gifts let them have their joy, you get to see their little faces and they will have them to play with all year ? They won't automatically turn into horrible children because they got a few extra presents ?
The secret Santa was silly though a week before Christmas ! It should either have been for Christmas day or not bother.
My kids use their pocket money and we take them to buy a small gift for mum, dad, and each other . (£2-£3) They wrap them up and get to put them under the tree for Christmas day and have a gift to give everyone. They have loved doing it the last few years and I feel it makes Christmas about giving as well as receiving and they get joy from it.
I have to agree, it's so much stuff and it's not even Christmas!Wtf did I just watch? Talking about the Secret Santa vlog. Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but if my boys got as many presents for their birthday or Christmas as Archie got for Secret Santa, I'd think it was excessive. I personally think one to two presents for a birthday and 2 to 3 presents for Xmas are enough. I don't like kids getting buried in presents. In fact I got so many presents for mine this year from grandparents, godparents etc that I've decided not to give them the ones I got them, but keep them for a bit later. Otherwise it would be excessive and I prefer giving them something during the year instead. I'd hate it if they turned into kids expecting 100 presents.
100%When the hell are the gutter press going to get it right about the Radfrauds. They manage on the pie shop’s income. What a absoloute load of CRAP.
They have gone from sharing a packet of fish fingers between them all to spending money like it’s going out of fashion.
They constantly break the rules re COVID, their parenting skills are almost non existent and they consume a mountain of sugar every day. They have no regard for the planet and their children are mass produced. They practically beg for free things all the time and half the baby stuff they are gifted is horrendous.
Their minions don’t think they put a foot wrong, they must be as stupid as the people they are worshipping. The Lord only knows why.
Are we really supposed to be jealous of these idiots?
Last year when it was closed and had bad hygiene it didnt pay.100%
Honestly you’ve hit the nail on the head. The only thing I could add is that they are lauded as heroes because they have an abnormal amount of kids and don’t claim benefits. But THEY DID before they were given their media attention! And that pie shop (certainly in its pre oven update years) did no way provide an income commensurate with their spending!