GQS| Gardner Manor: Full of Mishaps and Death Traps| Part 56

[DollarsToDonuts_9]

Good gravy...

This child’s shoe is either on the wrong foot or on totally backwards because if she were to stand up straight, it would be pointed in the wrong direction.

And why not zip it?! Why buy sandals that have complicated zippers if you aren’t going to use them?

[Snarky Lady]

I think its fucken shit that nanny had to be away from HER father on fathers day. 99% sure she was traveling with them somewhere on mothers day also? Or was babysitting the miracles while t&a were out of town?? Either way thats balls, she needs to request her two days a week where she’s fully unavailable to them.

I'd still place a large bet on nanny being a sister wife

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I've said for a while she is a sister wife wannabe.

[Imsorrybut]

If this isn't Tyson, I don't know what is haha[IMG]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201906 ... b4246c.jpg[/IMG]

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[OldCountry]

Wondering why they are so quiet today? I probably shouldn't have written that. Bison will read it and get all smug face.

[GA Peach70]

The girls eat and drink like someone is about to steal their food. Scarlett (?) probably felt like if she didn’t drink that hot chocolate quickly, someone else would grab it from her and she wouldn’t get any. The girls are always so desperate around food, like they are not always sure they’ll get some. It reminds me of a friends daughter right after she was adopted from another country.

I would say they are afraid one of their grabby sisters will steal their food, but maybe it’s actually Tyson that takes their food and eats it!

I don't know how they could even be hungry, according to what we see in the v'logs they always have something eating on it, going to eat, just got back or food is cooking. From my calculation they eat more than my adult children and they are given full portions and not child portions. It's almost as if they want them to be obese.

That’s exactly what I have always thought. We all know that most kids that are overweight are picked on in school and don’t have a lot of friends. That’s what FatCrack wants. He wants those girls to have no friends, have only him and each other, and be so dependent on him. It’s sick.


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[Morning Glory]

One of the challenges with having multiples, I have always thought, is the difficulty of giving them one-on-one attention. Individual attention really helps children to thrive, as I've ranted here more than once, and A and T not only don't try to give it themselves (even though the adult-child ratio of 3 to 4 would make it easy) but they stopped Ashley's parents from having the girls on sleepovers by themselves. That burned me up.

So when I saw that---now I've forgotten which child it was---was going to have some alone time with her father, I was pleasantly surprised. Until it turned out that they were all excited about eating fast food together. Tyson sounded almost orgasmic about it (sorry for that image).

Now, if they were going to have a conversation while eating, that would be different, but we know that never happens. Such a wasted opportunity! The kids are starved for attention---why not go for a walk and talk with her? When my son was 2 and I had to spend a lot of time nursing the baby, I would sometimes get him a sippy cup and myself some tea, and I'd say, "Let's chat". He remembered that for years. He'd come to me and say, "Let's chat!" as though it was the biggest treat. What these Gardner girls are missing! In their house the only ideas they seem to have of what to do together concern eating something unhealthy.

[GA Peach70]

The girls eat and drink like someone is about to steal their food. Scarlett (?) probably felt like if she didn’t drink that hot chocolate quickly, someone else would grab it from her and she wouldn’t get any. The girls are always so desperate around food, like they are not always sure they’ll get some. It reminds me of a friends daughter right after she was adopted from another country.

I would say they are afraid one of their grabby sisters will steal their food, but maybe it’s actually Tyson that takes their food and eats it!

I don't know how they could even be hungry, according to what we see in the v'logs they always have something eating on it, going to eat, just got back or food is cooking. From my calculation they eat more than my adult children and they are given full portions and not child portions. It's almost as if they want them to be obese.

Also the way FatCrack gets overly excited when they eat it. He gets them so worked up with food instead of sitting there quietly eating a family “mill” together, he’s always saying “pound it,” and other things stupid shit to get them going. That’s the way he is when he eats his food so of course the girls have to be the same way. I can see him sitting there with a plate of food, his arms on the table guarding and protecting it as if someone is going to take it.


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[Snarky Lady]

One of the challenges with having multiples, I have always thought, is the difficulty of giving them one-on-one attention. Individual attention really helps children to thrive, as I've ranted here more than once, and A and T not only don't try to give it themselves (even though the adult-child ratio of 3 to 4 would make it easy) but they stopped Ashley's parents from having the girls on sleepovers by themselves. That burned me up.

So when I saw that---now I've forgotten which child it was---was going to have some alone time with her father, I was pleasantly surprised. Until it turned out that they were all excited about eating fast food together. Tyson sounded almost orgasmic about it (sorry for that image).

Now, if they were going to have a conversation while eating, that would be different, but we know that never happens. Such a wasted opportunity! The kids are starved for attention---why not go for a walk and talk with her? When my son was 2 and I had to spend a lot of time nursing the baby, I would sometimes get him a sippy cup and myself some tea, and I'd say, "Let's chat". He remembered that for years. He'd come to me and say, "Let's chat!" as though it was the biggest treat. What these Gardner girls are missing! In their house the only ideas they seem to have of what to do together concern eating something unhealthy.

My thing is Evie is about the only one who ever gets one on one anything. 95% of the time it is Evie and if that don't scream favoritism I don't know what does. Remember they said they were going to take all the girls out for a day? How long did that last and did all of them even get a day? I'm not going back to check but I'm pretty sure Evie got her turn and someone elses

[lmmomSD]

How can a child at 4 and half not realise that once sh'e's burnt her mouth on a hot drink that she needs to let it cool before she drinks again? How can she not know this?? she was like some kind of addict.

The way these girl treat food, like an addiction - they dont care what it is, or how hot - it needs to be eaten reminds me of a starving dog. I wonder if these girls only eat when a phone is shoved in their faces

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I wonder if the way their parents encourage the free-for-all has something to do with that. They laugh when their daughters push each other to get food or toys (or anything else)
This is going to sound awful, but it reminds me of our old dog, Max. Max was an only dog. We went to spend a few days with a friend of mine who had more than one dog. Max was a nibbler. We would feed him, and he would nosh off the bowl all day. My friend's dogs scarfed their food right down because if they didn't, the other dogs would get it. We put food down and Max took a couple of bites and wandered off to play. He came back later and was so confused because his food was gone. My friend's dogs saw it in the bowl and ate it. I'm betting that the girls are afraid that if they don't hurry up and eat, they will get cheated out of whatever the chow is.

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[Night lady]

How can a child at 4 and half not realise that once sh'e's burnt her mouth on a hot drink that she needs to let it cool before she drinks again? How can she not know this?? she was like some kind of addict.

The way these girl treat food, like an addiction - they dont care what it is, or how hot - it needs to be eaten reminds me of a starving dog. I wonder if these girls only eat when a phone is shoved in their faces

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I wonder if the way their parents encourage the free-for-all has something to do with that. They laugh when their daughters push each other to get food or toys (or anything else)
This is going to sound awful, but it reminds me of our old dog, Max. Max was an only dog. We went to spend a few days with a friend of mine who had more than one dog. Max was a nibbler. We would feed him, and he would nosh off the bowl all day. My friend's dogs scarfed their food right down because if they didn't, the other dogs would get it. We put food down and Max took a couple of bites and wandered off to play. He came back later and was so confused because his food was gone. My friend's dogs saw it in the bowl and ate it. I'm betting that the girls are afraid that if they don't hurry up and eat, they will get cheated out of whatever the chow is.

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That's been my thought as well. The girls feel their food will be taken by someone else (another sister or parent) so they scarf it down quickly.
The sad part is, Ashley and Tyson could definitely have nipped it in the bud so long ago but they rather just laugh at them.
Quite sad really. A child should never feel that way.

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[ears]

The way these girl treat food, like an addiction - they dont care what it is, or how hot - it needs to be eaten reminds me of a starving dog. I wonder if these girls only eat when a phone is shoved in their faces

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I wonder if the way their parents encourage the free-for-all has something to do with that. They laugh when their daughters push each other to get food or toys (or anything else)
This is going to sound awful, but it reminds me of our old dog, Max. Max was an only dog. We went to spend a few days with a friend of mine who had more than one dog. Max was a nibbler. We would feed him, and he would nosh off the bowl all day. My friend's dogs scarfed their food right down because if they didn't, the other dogs would get it. We put food down and Max took a couple of bites and wandered off to play. He came back later and was so confused because his food was gone. My friend's dogs saw it in the bowl and ate it. I'm betting that the girls are afraid that if they don't hurry up and eat, they will get cheated out of whatever the chow is.

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That's been my thought as well. The girls feel their food will be taken by someone else (another sister or parent) so they scarf it down quickly.
The sad part is, Ashley and Tyson could definitely have nipped it in the bud so long ago but they rather just laugh at them.
Quite sad really. A child should never feel that way.

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It's also one of the few times they get praise, for "pounding" all their food.

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[Guest]

At least we no longer have to watch the "adults" put food in their mouths and bite into it; pop it in the toddlers mouths covered with spit.

[ears]

These girls never say "excuse me" or ask someone to move they just shove.[IMG]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201906 ... 31e3f2.jpg[/IMG]

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[Howlin17]

I think they all know of Bully Heifer wants something, she will get it. Every single time. Most unfortunate looking and unlikable spawn of Fatcrack and Screech

I don’t think, and never have thought, that Bison will allow his harem to attend school.


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[OldCountry]

I do not remember which recent 'event' exactly, maybe Clamour?, but Trash was actually, or maybe it was literally, telling the girls to say "Thank You"..well sometimes. Probably because of something written here. I would think at this age, 'regular/common' kids might know some manners and say it on their own, but if they didn't the parent would say "What do you say?" and a kid would answer Thank You. No not Trash, she has to tell them what words to say, I do not think the ferals even know what Thank You means, I truly don't. All of this falls on the Greeds and extended family members of course. These girls have no appreciation or any connection to anything they possess which is mountains of 'stuff'. The whole thing is disgusting.

Sorry, I have no idea why I just wrote as much as I did, we all know all of this. Sorry for the repeat. The Thank You thing got me.

[Snarky Lady]

At least we no longer have to watch the "adults" put food in their mouths and bite into it; pop it in the toddlers mouths covered with spit.

That use to make me sick.

[Bagwell2018]

Another woman going on the Seneshit trip is looking forward to all the activities they have planned including hiking LOL!! I want to see Fat Daddy hike somewhere besides the food line.


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[OldCountry]

At least we no longer have to watch the "adults" put food in their mouths and bite into it; pop it in the toddlers mouths covered with spit.

That use to make me sick.

Do I remember correctly, Costco grapes? Not washed properly, only by Bison's saliva. Sweet! Also if I remember correctly, they gave the girls grapes whole way too early.

[GA Peach70]

Another woman going on the Seneshit trip is looking forward to all the activities they have planned including hiking LOL!! I want to see Fat Daddy hike somewhere besides the food line.


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Remember when Fatcrack couldn’t even waddle his fat ass up half the hill on their marriage counseling trip they took to Greece? He was by himself like the loser he is while everyone else went ahead and nobody stayed back with him. lol! Some BFF’s ya got there Fatcrack, nobody would even stay back and keep you company, not even your own wife.


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[Guest]

At least we no longer have to watch the "adults" put food in their mouths and bite into it; pop it in the toddlers mouths covered with spit.

That use to make me sick.

Do I remember correctly, Costco grapes? Not washed properly, only by Bison's saliva. Sweet! Also if I remember correctly, they gave the girls grapes whole way too early.

OmH yes.
And Cheetos thrown on the floor.
"Check out my favorite, Heavers, pounding those Cheetos. Gotta keep her the fattest of the litter."

I used to think that they called her the 'favorite' and 'the sweetest' because they were told at birth that she had some mental deficiency with a rage disorder so they were trying to give her confidence. She was emotionally and intellectually so flat, never smiling. And rage at her 'sisters' was her only emotion.