Guaranteed even with four swings, they will still fight over one of them.JD386 wrote:Also, if you taught your children respect and manners and how to share you wouldn’t need 4 swings and would have room for other more exciting things.
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Also the excuse/justification that the cart doesn’t go fast... makes no difference when other traffic on the road is doing the speed limit.4x4 year olds wrote:Totally gobsmacked seeing them all in the golf cart driving on the road. Wtf? Is that even legal? Five people in the cart, no one is secured, one kid laying behind her, one laying on her lap, and she’s vlogging while driving. When that truck drove past them I cringed at how stupid and dangerous that whole scenario was. I swear the lights are on and no one is home.
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Night lady wrote:What a shit show the singing was. Just gotta say good ol GQSA
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JD386 wrote:The problem with this playhouse swingset they’re building is that they want all these elements of other ones but the execution is terrible. The platform for the slides and rock wall is too low to the ground to have any sort of challenging rock wall or age appropriate slide. And a tire swing underneath!? WTAF!? It’s going to basically be as low as the ground and they won’t even be able to stand under the platform. They’ll also likely get pushed into the pillars because there is no room for the tire to swing. It’s going to look like a rickety shack by the time it’s done. Those girls will fight in such a tiny little playhouse and it won’t get used.
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dont you know they have four of them 
- and also there was the roof on the playhouse, then the vlog they post Friday they’re still at home with no mention of going away and there’s no roof on the playhouse 
As the little advanced miracles don't even know how to pump their emaciated sugar filled legs; are the going to simply recline in the seats doing nothing with legs dangling limply?4x4 year olds wrote: ↑Fri May 24, 2019 8:16 pmGuaranteed even with four swings, they will still fight over one of them.JD386 wrote:Also, if you taught your children respect and manners and how to share you wouldn’t need 4 swings and would have room for other more exciting things.
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Do you think anyone would buy The Clusterfuck, formerly known as the mcMansion?
So I’m not a professional playhouse designer, but...Firstly, doors need a frame. You can’t just leave a big hole for them. They need something in front or behind them to stop them swinging beyond the point they are meant to. The way the girls treat things they’ll be hanging off in days.4x4 year olds wrote:The two are going to be joined by 4 swings. The second platform is going to have two slides, or 1 slide and a rock climbing wall. Apparently a tyre swing will be underneath.SassySassenach wrote:Is that a second playhouse platform?? I’m very confused by this playhouse/swingset.lisajohnson120 wrote: [IMG]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201905 ... 8746e3.jpg[/IMG]
Yes in yesterday’s vlog there was a roof..
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I honestly don’t think any rock wall that height is going to be challenging for those girls now, and slides that height they have pretty much outgrown. I think baby Mack will get more use out of it than the girls will now.
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! They were sitting there attacking each other!
That’s actually a lot of good points. With the harsh weather of Utah you would think more thought would have gone into making sure this thing could withstand the elements. And where exactly is the support beam for the swings going to go? Do they really plan to attach it to the playhouse? I don’t see anywhere on either platform that could support a giant beam. I wouldn’t be surprised if they don’t even put roofing or anything on the plywood roof.Mervellla wrote:So I had my own personal civil engineer (my husband, lol) cast his eye over the house. If I say he raised his eyebrows and shook his head, it will give an indication of his opinion.
Some of the problems he sees...it may be only a play house, but the same principles apply as to any house.
Firstly a roof needs a supporting structure. You can’t just set it on the walls without “tying it in” - apparently. Because they have not done this, any weight on the roof - even just a good fall of snow - will make the roof bow and potentially push the walls out.
The panels of sheds or playhouses are slatted for a reason. It is to create a sloping, overlapping system to allow water to run off and make it as watertight as possible. Their house lacks that feature. The walls are flat - you can see the daylight through them! As a result, they are not going to be watertight. The roof will need to be covered in a watertight material also.
The walls of the playhouse will not support a beam running across to the other platform with FOUR swings on it. It would need a separate supporting structure of its own.
All in all, it’s a bit of a disaster!
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I’ve been trying to wrap my head around how and where they are going to put a beam in for the swings myself. Definitely a disaster.Mervellla wrote:So I had my own personal civil engineer (my husband, lol) cast his eye over the house. If I say he raised his eyebrows and shook his head, it will give an indication of his opinion.
Some of the problems he sees...it may be only a play house, but the same principles apply as to any house.
Firstly a roof needs a supporting structure. You can’t just set it on the walls without “tying it in” - apparently. Because they have not done this, any weight on the roof - even just a good fall of snow - will make the roof bow and potentially push the walls out.
The panels of sheds or playhouses are slatted for a reason. It is to create a sloping, overlapping system to allow water to run off and make it as watertight as possible. Their house lacks that feature. The walls are flat - you can see the daylight through them! As a result, they are not going to be watertight. The roof will need to be covered in a watertight material also.
The walls of the playhouse will not support a beam running across to the other platform with FOUR swings on it. It would need a separate supporting structure of its own.
All in all, it’s a bit of a disaster!
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I have thought the same thing about it being too late to build such a permanent structure. When my kids were 2 and 3 they loved their playhouse, planting flowers on the window box of it, and playing in the kitchen. By the girls’ age, they were more into climbing and swinging on larger equipment. I just don’t foresee them getting a lot of use out of it for much more than another year. They should have just bought a readymade one early last spring so they would get more time out of it.OldCountry wrote:I am wondering what kind of building permit they had to acquire, if they did or had to, to build this over and above the fence view lines of their neighbors, being that it is so close to the neighbors' property lines. I have always wondered why the trampoline and the firepit were placed so far in the furthest corners of their back yard, up against the neighbors' yard. Guess that must have been allowed. I understood the 'tramp' location, the girls playing on that would be the furthest away from the house so they wouldn't hear them screaming, that was my thought. This playset will be a disaster now for the ferals. They are 4.5 years old and it will not find any joy for them in this. It is too late for them to have fun together in this situation, too late. Put up all the swings that you want, create a 5 foot climb wall, a 5 foot straight slide that would be for a two year old, a stupid 'tire' swing under the 'playhouse' that won't be used. Your thoughts Trash for the 'playhouse',,"Maybe we will put a pretend kitchen in there or maybe just be some chairs in there? TO DO WHAT??? Then she said..."Wouldn't it look nice with a window box with some flowers on the outside?" This is just horrible for the girls, so late in time for them. This will not work out for them to have fun, it's past that.
You are right, they did behave badly and as usual Ashley did nothing.Krissy M24 wrote:First off if I were MS. frost and my students were hitting, pinching they be in time out! It’s embarrassing for other parents to sit and watch an performance while other kids are misbehaving.
To me the girls were NOT singing, they were pinching and hitting..I wanted to throw up watching that part of the vlog...I mean, hello, jackasses parents your precious miracles were NOT! They were sitting there attacking each other!
If I were Ms Frost, I would have stopped the singing and told the group to behave themselves.
Listen up Tyson and Ash, if you want to be liked, teach your children mannerism!
And built your own damn playhouse and stop asking your family members to do it for you!
Ps...I am not posting that much and NO I am NOT SPYING! I just moved to another house and been extremely busy that why I haven’t been on here in days..
It's like everything in their life "Easy come, easy go" It's all about show, Trashley wanted something no one else had so she did what she did with her own joke of a house she designed it and it is a cluster duck!!! They could care less if the playhouse and activity set lasts through the summer. They will get Oakland to come tear it down and haul it off in that blue truck (that is if she is still qualifying for it). Same way with the trampoline, they leave it out in the elements and when it splits open they will have Oakland come fill it up with dirt and plant grass. Several times the camera has zoomed in on the wall by the pantry and you see scratch marks. They have not been in that house 2 years and already things are going wrong like the AC last summer and it will go out again this summer. The house was thrown up and corners cut. The playhouse is being built by an amateur on the direction of a skin care expert wannabe and even though it is taking a long time it is halfassed. Easy come ease go. Hope Mimi & Pop are keeping their basement clean so they will have someone to go when they lose everything.Mervellla wrote:Sat May 25, 2019 5:52 am So I had my own personal civil engineer (my husband, lol) cast his eye over the house. If I say he raised his eyebrows and shook his head, it will give an indication of his opinion.
Some of the problems he sees...it may be only a play house, but the same principles apply as to any house.
Firstly a roof needs a supporting structure. You can’t just set it on the walls without “tying it in” - apparently. Because they have not done this, any weight on the roof - even just a good fall of snow - will make the roof bow and potentially push the walls out.
The panels of sheds or playhouses are slatted for a reason. It is to create a sloping, overlapping system to allow water to run off and make it as watertight as possible. Their house lacks that feature. The walls are flat - you can see the daylight through them! As a result, they are not going to be watertight. The roof will need to be covered in a watertight material also.
The walls of the playhouse will not support a beam running across to the other platform with FOUR swings on it. It would need a separate supporting structure of its own.
All in all, it’s a bit of a disaster!
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My thoughts on this...............I believe the only reason they acted out like spoiled brats ruining the program is because their idiot mother was in attendance. Not for a minute do I believe Ms. Frost would let them act out in class like this. They did it because they could and they knew she (idiot mother) would not do anything about it. There is a reason she cannot take them places by herself and everyone else can. They really F--ked up by not setting boundaries and not teaching manners. So we only see a few minutes of their day but I can imagine those are some of the best. I bet everywhere they go you see them picking their nose, scratching their crotch, attacking the face of one of their sisters. The blame for their bad behavior falls on the lap of the idiot parents.Krissy M24 wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2019 6:24 am First off if I were MS. frost and my students were hitting, pinching they be in time out! It’s embarrassing for other parents to sit and watch an performance while other kids are misbehaving.
To me the girls were NOT singing, they were pinching and hitting..I wanted to throw up watching that part of the vlog...I mean, hello, jackasses parents your precious miracles were NOT! They were sitting there attacking each other!
If I were Ms Frost, I would have stopped the singing and told the group to behave themselves.
Listen up Tyson and Ash, if you want to be liked, teach your children mannerism!
And built your own damn playhouse and stop asking your family members to do it for you!
Ps...I am not posting that much and NO I am NOT SPYING! I just moved to another house and been extremely busy that why I haven’t been on here in days..
