What in the fresh hell is this face???
OMG they have him in a padded pumpkin costume in Florida? He’s probably miserable.
Agree. I like family costumes , I just don’t like that they picked such a warm costume for Baby J.I think it’s cute, plenty of reasons to hate on them, but this isn’t one..
At least there will be candy in the house for timbinge.
Ya her face definitely looks heavily filtered there.She must’ve lost interest in trying to photoshop her pics to make her look thinner. Her ass is HUGE!! View attachment 840551
14.28 It’s actually Dim who states “Sorry Buddy, Walt didn’t have enough money” They both make fun of the size of our castle.Jennyturdlines probably doesn't actually care about barely doing anything at Disneyland for 2 days because she has more of a boner for Universal. To spend thousands of dollars to fly cross-country to go to Universal sounds even more foolish though. This whole vlog in general felt so chaotic. Creepy shot of the prop sleeping (oh look, he can sleep in an actual bed!), waaaay too much of breakfast (I've never seen a character breakfast look more unappealing), then they're just in Disney, Tim can't film Alice in Wonderland without seeming like he's never held a video camera before, Jennyturdlines expends too many of her brain cells wondering how people get evacuated from the ride, they keep mentioning it's busy, they crapped on Walt Disney's vision (I missed this in the video since I kept skipping ahead, but did she actually say that he couldn't afford a bigger castle?) even though without him they'd truly be nothing. So basically the only land they went to on day 1 was ToonTown and AinW is basically on the way to ToonTown. I can't believe how much they missed out on. They're bleeding so much money left and right. There was no reason for them to go to CA at this time unless they actually think the views on their belated CA vlogs would bring in the $$ they spent and then some. They should have just had their nanny watch their prop for them, but then they wouldn't have been able to use him to try to get more views.
Jennyturdlines will probably crap on Universal Hollywood too.
Yes it would be cute for almost any family but in their case I realized they dressed their son up as a product that is sold. Symbolism which of course they didn't bother to consider at all.I agree with the above poster. I think its a cute costume idea. The theme seems to be pumpkin farmers and J is their pumpkin.
It was in the low 70s today for a high. It's 60 right now. I think he probably was ok.OMG they have him in a padded pumpkin costume in Florida? He’s probably miserable.
(Also JFL’s behind is melting into her thighs. Gross)
Thats..... a good point. It didn't cross my mind they literally dressed up as 2 people growing a product to be sold. Thats deep.Yes it would be cute for almost any family but in their case I realized they dressed their son up as a product that is sold. Symbolism which of course they didn't bother to consider at all.
Oh good! I honestly was worried. It got up to 90 today in my area. Those baby/toddler padded costumes that are so popular are really hard to use here. Our news station/fire department always does a segment on Halloween safety and they always bring up overheating for toddlers/babies because they can’t verbalize if they’re getting too warm.It was in the low 70s today for a high. It's 60 right now. I think he probably was ok.
I wonder if the nanny took that pic?
I honestly wonder if he even understands that he can have an opinion of his own? It seems like he'll just say he likes something whenever he's asked, because he sees that it makes his parents happy, and usually gets him praise and attention. So even if he'd been crying the whole ride, when they got off and calmed him down, he'd probably still say he "loved" it when pushed to say so.Seriously, this kid is getting so many mixed signals. Can't play with a hotel room phone, but let's stick him on a coaster just cause he's tall enough. I feel like a kid should at least be able to form enough words together to say, "no, I don't want to" before you stick him on a coaster.
Also the kid is basically like Pavlov's dogs at this point when they ask him if he looooooved something. He just knows to give a thumbs up regardless of how he actually feels. Imagine the day he realizes he actually doesn't give a flying fudge about Disney, or theme parks. This kid will either become the worst version of these two nincompoops combined, or he'll go the opposite direction and become an adult that rejects everything his parents made him do and will move to CA when he's 18.
Yeah I don’t think that he understands like his comprehension is not what stans want to pretend it is …he is programmed to say yeah or give a thumbs upI honestly wonder if he even understands that he can have an opinion of his own? It seems like he'll just say he likes something whenever he's asked, because he sees that it makes his parents happy, and usually gets him praise and attention. So even if he'd been crying the whole ride, when they got off and calmed him down, he'd probably still say he "loved" it when pushed to say so.
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