GQS: Bitches, stitches & pull-up britches | Part 68

Unread post by **Phillygrl** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 8:46 am

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Why can they never check their spelling? Valetine’s Day??

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Unread post by **DoodleBop2** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 8:49 am

I don't see the issue with buying Valentine's Day gifts for your kid or going out on a special activity with your kid.

Then again I will celebrate National Pizza Day and National Grilled cheese Day and Arbor Day is a trip to the park so I will literally celebrate any holiday. These girls however get trips to restaurants nearly daily and have so many toys that none of that would be special for them like it is to my own kids.

Most kids I know still use a stroller at 5 at Disney because of the walking but the girls walking will be limited by fatso so I doubt they'll have to walk far between rests. The strollers are about control.

Unread post by **oregonchat89** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 9:32 am

DoodleBop2 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 8:49 am I don't see the issue with buying Valentine's Day gifts for your kid or going out on a special activity with your kid.

Then again I will celebrate National Pizza Day and National Grilled cheese Day and Arbor Day is a trip to the park so I will literally celebrate any holiday. These girls however get trips to restaurants nearly daily and have so many toys that none of that would be special for them like it is to my own kids.

Most kids I know still use a stroller at 5 at Disney because of the walking but the girls walking will be limited by fatso so I doubt they'll have to walk far between rests. The strollers are about control.

Now I grew up in a different time, but at that age my parents would have my sister and I on a leash (dont know the technical term) but it was mainly used so we wouldn't stray too far off. I know that is a controversial issue but in my opinion there is no harm in kids wearing it as long as you dont treat them as an animal while they have it on.

Unread post by **DoodleBop2** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 9:45 am

oregonchat89 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 9:32 am
DoodleBop2 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 8:49 am I don't see the issue with buying Valentine's Day gifts for your kid or going out on a special activity with your kid.

Then again I will celebrate National Pizza Day and National Grilled cheese Day and Arbor Day is a trip to the park so I will literally celebrate any holiday. These girls however get trips to restaurants nearly daily and have so many toys that none of that would be special for them like it is to my own kids.

Most kids I know still use a stroller at 5 at Disney because of the walking but the girls walking will be limited by fatso so I doubt they'll have to walk far between rests. The strollers are about control.
Now I grew up in a different time, but at that age my parents would have my sister and I on a leash (dont know the technical term) but it was mainly used so we wouldn't stray too far off. I know that is a controversial issue but in my opinion there is no harm in kids wearing it as long as you dont treat them as an animal while they have it on.

I doubt they'd work on the FF they'd just throw themselves on the ground.

Unread post by **SqueakyWheel** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 9:51 am

JD386 wrote:Eh, I guess I’m alone. I get my kids something for Valentine’s Day (candy, stuffed animal, card, small toy). But I’m also 33 and I think my generation is really into making mundane holidays like Valentine’s Day into something more than they used to be thanks to Pinterest and social media. I used to get some candy and maybe a card from my parents growing up. But whatevs. It makes me happy. Makes my kids happy. To each their own.

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You’re not alone. I put little heart notes on their doors for the 14 days leading up to valentines. Just little compliments. And I give them a favorite candy bar for the holiday. Nothing as commercial as the Bingham’s or Gardner’s but still a little celebration. Showing love doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg to be special.

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Fri Feb 14, 2020 9:59 am

We used strollers for my kids at Disney until they where 6.
We didn’t use them anywhere else except Disney, but it just makes life so much easier there.
Especially when you are in the mob of people entering and exiting the park.
The other thing is that it’s great for holding al your drinks and snacks, ponchos, umbrellas, extra shoes for when it rains and you are soaked (it rains everyday in Florida!). There is just so much stuff that we would pack in the stroller!

I’m not gonna lie- my youngest two are 14 and I miss the stroller days at Disney! They all carry their own stuff now obviously, but it’s just a pain lugging it all.

Unread post by **GA Peach70** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 10:03 am

Besides the fact that Porkster and Asswipe can’t keep up with their own children or make them listen and behave, in their ignorant minds they probably think putting the girls in a stroller makes them appear younger than they really are. Therefore the younger they appear, the more people will stop and fawn all over them. The more work strangers think is involved taking care of them, the more sympathy they receive from others, which equals more attention they receive and we all know that is what the greedy Greedturds desire, attention.

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Unread post by **B4bfmmom** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 12:11 pm

JD386 wrote:Eh, I guess I’m alone. I get my kids something for Valentine’s Day (candy, stuffed animal, card, small toy). But I’m also 33 and I think my generation is really into making mundane holidays like Valentine’s Day into something more than they used to be thanks to Pinterest and social media. I used to get some candy and maybe a card from my parents growing up. But whatevs. It makes me happy. Makes my kids happy. To each their own.

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I’m 53 and my hubby and I get our 23 year old daughter something for Valentines Day. Have since she was little.

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Unread post by **B4bfmmom** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 12:13 pm

oregonchat89 wrote:
Henno wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 2:33 am
RolyPoly123 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 1:53 am
I don't get the buying valentines for your children
It's the same as going on 'dates' with your children. So weird. I thought it was odd enough when parents and grandparents gave Valentine's day cards to their kids, but now there's presents. That's a no from me!
I actually love the idea of kids going on dates with their parents. In fact there is a family of vloggers "Somers in Alaska" that do this and their reason is wonderful, you should watch that channel. The dad wants to teach their children by example how a man should treat the women in his life. Granted, these kids are disciplined and they just go out to Dennys or Subway, but that's still a memory that sticks with the girls as they grow up. As far as Valentines go I'm not a fan of the holiday in general, but growing up my parents would always get me a small heart of chocolates which I believe is absolutely appropriate. Now, going all out is overboard but simple is just fine.

Yep. We did this with our daughter as well. Special times with just mom or just dad.

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Unread post by **RolyPoly123** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 12:23 pm

I'm sure we'd all agree that special time with parents is a great thing, as i said earlier it's calling them "dates" that i have an issue with

Unread post by **Howlin17** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 12:42 pm

Especially cringy if Meeky Big Ham goes on dates with her studs

Strollers at Disney for the ferals????

Those hyenas will be running amok everywhere! The stroller is for hauling shit for Ass & Belly......

For me and my groom of almost 50 yrs., Valentines Day is a sweet time. And, I loved helping my 4 yr. old granddaughter make cards for mommy & daddy & other grandparents. Of course, “I love you” is said all year.....Be My Valentine is just something extra

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Unread post by **Lionking23** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 1:06 pm

My parents don’t even celebrate valentines between themselves let alone us kids but I guess in Australia it isn’t such a big thing

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Unread post by **RolyPoly123** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 1:24 pm

Lionking23 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 1:06 pm My parents don’t even celebrate valentines between themselves let alone us kids but I guess in Australia it isn’t such a big thing

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Yes i think it seems to be a cultural thing, here in Uk it's not such a big deal either.

Unread post by **Night lady** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 1:37 pm

GA Peach70 wrote:Besides the fact that Porkster and Asswipe can’t keep up with their own children or make them listen and behave, in their ignorant minds they probably think putting the girls in a stroller makes them appear younger than they really are. Therefore the younger they appear, the more people will stop and fawn all over them. The more work strangers think is involved taking care of them, the more sympathy they receive from others, which equals more attention they receive and we all know that is what the greedy Greedturds desire, attention.

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Also, it's the lazy way out for Ass and Belly (love that nickname)... so they don't have to actually parent their children as in keeping them in line from not running around with no consequences. Keep the FIVE YEAR OLDS CONTAINED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE so they don't have to watch their own kids.

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Unread post by **oregonchat89** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 1:59 pm

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Unread post by **gram3** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 2:37 pm

I read the comment posted to Ninny's IG referred to earlier. Leave it to the wishy washy Ninny Nanny to come back ala the Grubs by claiming the poster must have had emotional/attachment issues in the past. To deflect off themselves, they project some bullshit assumption onto the commenter. And this nitwit is studying psychology? Manipulation and Deflection Bullshitter Course is all she's studied. Her phony, sweet demeanor is such bullshit.

Unread post by **oregonchat89** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 2:58 pm

gram3 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 2:37 pm I read the comment posted to Ninny's IG referred to earlier. Leave it to the wishy washy Ninny Nanny to come back ala the Grubs by claiming the poster must have had emotional/attachment issues in the past. To deflect off themselves, they project some bullshit assumption onto the commenter. And this nitwit is studying psychology? Manipulation and Deflection Bullshitter Course is all she's studied. Her phony, sweet demeanor is such bullshit.

I shouldn't have made that comment, so please ignore where that came from. But I don't think its just her, I think it has to do with their church because Mormons love to use that tactic. Speaking of I find it extremely interesting how a lot of vlogging families are Mormon. Makes me wonder what their purpose is behind it because I know there is one

Unread post by **OldCountry** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 3:01 pm

Being that it is close to the departure for the BigHams also, I went over and watched their posts, looking to see any mention that they will be with their 'besties'..no mention. But while there..

I can not stop laughing about this

The Bigs were interviewed for a Utah morning TV show segment titled CoupleGoals, which was especially aired today for Valentine's Day. The Greeds must be spinning...I can't even imagine how twisted their 'shorts' are twisted.. Their heads are probably spinning around and shooting out green vile. This is perfect timing that they will be somewhat be 'together' for the next week. Should be interesting.

With all of that said, I could not find the actual interview mentioned, but will try now.

Unread post by **gram3** » Fri Feb 14, 2020 3:28 pm

OldCountry wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 3:01 pm Being that it is close to the departure for the BigHams also, I went over and watched their posts, looking to see any mention that they will be with their 'besties'..no mention. But while there.. I can not stop laughing about this The Bigs were interviewed for a Utah morning TV show segment titled CoupleGoals, which was especially aired today for Valentine's Day. The Greeds must be spinning...I can't even imagine how twisted their 'shorts' are twisted.. Their heads are probably spinning around and shooting out green vile. This is perfect timing that they will be somewhat be 'together' for the next week. Should be interesting.

With all of that said, I could not find the actual interview mentioned, but will try now.

I was glad to see that a Greed's "vlogger bestie" was chosen for this interview. No matter who it was, Greeds must be green, but the fact that it was the Blings must really hurt. Too bad, so sad. Fools.