Bryan also bought the Batman set he was bragging about in yesterday's vlog.francis3125 wrote:
400$ worth of Leggos
I've been saving for the Disney castle I'm only have 120$ so far lol I wish I can buy stuff when I feel like it.
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In the vlog where the kids were climbing all over the truck in the parking lot, you can just catch a glimpse of the dealer's temporary paper plate. I haven't lived in CA since 2008, but back then, dealer plates were good for 60 days so I don't think they've had the car that long. Maybe a CA resident can confirm how long the dealer plates are good for.marshmallowfluf wrote:
Seriously it's impossible to keep up with how much they spend! Then you find out they have a brand new truck they have been hiding. There is no telling when they really bought that truck. Maybe they bought it just to help jeff move lol
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The temporary operating permit in the window is good for 90 days or until they receive plates and stickers. It usually takes 30-45 days to get them. (I work for a dealership processing the paperwork we send to DMV). Cassie got her car at the beginning of January from the same dealership they got Missy's Caddy and probably the Camaro, so I would guess they got the truck around the same time. The salespeople are probably super happy to see them walk in the showroom!spooky wrote:In the vlog where the kids were climbing all over the truck in the parking lot, you can just catch a glimpse of the dealer's temporary paper plate. I haven't lived in CA since 2008, but back then, dealer plates were good for 60 days so I don't think they've had the car that long. Maybe a CA resident can confirm how long the dealer plates are good for.marshmallowfluf wrote:
Seriously it's impossible to keep up with how much they spend! Then you find out they have a brand new truck they have been hiding. There is no telling when they really bought that truck. Maybe they bought it just to help jeff move lol
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Knowing the Bumps, they probably would be foolish enough to buy a truck instead of renting one for a weekend because those trucks are used and icky. The King and Queen can't possibly drive something used.
For people who have lost two children they seem to take for granted the two they have. Heidi and Katie, both of whom had 2 previous miscarriages like Missy, enjoy their time with their children and seem to enjoy the time they have one on one time with them. It's like a night and day difference between them and Missy. And Heidi still talks about Adalaide and posts videos on her "birth" day. It just seems like Missy never talks about her lost children anymore and it makes me concerned for her mental well-being, whether she is hurting or if she only used her children's deaths for profit. By the way, I know nothing I can say right now will help you especially considering I've never had a baby, but my heart goes out to you.lmmomSD wrote:So, I come home from sending my baby back to Ft Sam Houston, and my daughter has these idiots on. So Finn's bedtime "routine" is to rock in the chair for two minutes, turn on his noise machine, and lights out? No reading, no real cuddling. I would give my right arm to cuddle my son more, and she's vlogging and pushing him away.
Bryan gushing over Missy's accomplishment putting the Legos together: " wow, babe, that's amazing". What a woman. Mother of the year. They make me sick. But then again, my tolerance is low right now. Gonna go hug my son's pillows before I strip his bed.
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I used to babysit and playing with Duplos and Legos with kids is awesome. I always enjoyed the crap out of seeing them build something or trying to mimic what I was building. They're missing the fun stage of these kids lives! When they're older and talk back they're not as fun xD jkjk.janem wrote:Didn't Bryan say that he ordered some legos ? They were just at the big lego store in downtown Disney. I wouldn't be surprised if he lied again and bought the store out. Why don't they get Ollie some age appropriate legos and even the big ones for Finn? Oh wait I know b/c it's all about these 2 adults that act like little kids!!
Off topic. I cringed watching Finn at the chicken coop with a lunchable and only wearing sleepers and no shoes! Their floors and rugs must be so discussing !!!
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How the heck did I miss that. My apologies, I somehow missed the first part of your comment. I thought you were talking about the Beauty and The Beast castle. I didn't even see the Disney castle in the background.francis3125 wrote:No that's the 16+ and goes for 399$ [img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201702 ... 051390.jpg[/img][img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201702 ... 57552c.jpg[/img]907ninja wrote:It's $49.99 USD and it's for 6-12.... I only know bc I'm a nerd and I actually want this set...Maespirit wrote:I'm not an active poster here, but I wanted to draw attention to the LEGO set of the Disney Castle behind Missy.
It costs $400 CAD on the official LEGO website.
I get it if you're a huge LEGO builder and you've been saving up to buy this set. Hell, Chris Ballinger on the Ballinger family channel actually got that set for Christmas. But he devoted the time to build it with his kids (who are massive LEGO fans themselves) and then put it on display in his office.
But this set is completely for Missy – look at the age it's for: 16+.
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My money is on Papa.Emily48098 wrote:Notice how we didn't actually SEE Mithy building the Lego set? My guess is it was too much "work" for her and someone else built it and she just took the credit.
their money is on papa, too.tintin15 wrote:My money is on Papa.Emily48098 wrote:Notice how we didn't actually SEE Mithy building the Lego set? My guess is it was too much "work" for her and someone else built it and she just took the credit.
According to Bryan they are "over it" although according to Missy it's too hard to talk about... There was some discussion a while back about Bryan speaking for the both of them when he said they were "over it"...PopTheButterfly wrote:For people who have lost two children they seem to take for granted the two they have. Heidi and Katie, both of whom had 2 previous miscarriages like Missy, enjoy their time with their children and seem to enjoy the time they have one on one time with them. It's like a night and day difference between them and Missy. And Heidi still talks about Adalaide and posts videos on her "birth" day. It just seems like Missy never talks about her lost children anymore and it makes me concerned for her mental well-being, whether she is hurting or if she only used her children's deaths for profit. By the way, I know nothing I can say right now will help you especially considering I've never had a baby, but my heart goes out to you.lmmomSD wrote:So, I come home from sending my baby back to Ft Sam Houston, and my daughter has these idiots on. So Finn's bedtime "routine" is to rock in the chair for two minutes, turn on his noise machine, and lights out? No reading, no real cuddling. I would give my right arm to cuddle my son more, and she's vlogging and pushing him away.
Bryan gushing over Missy's accomplishment putting the Legos together: " wow, babe, that's amazing". What a woman. Mother of the year. They make me sick. But then again, my tolerance is low right now. Gonna go hug my son's pillows before I strip his bed.
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He even said about a year ago that he "couldn't wait until Ollie was big enough to play with Legos". This was when Ollie was at least two. What he meant was when Ollie is big enough to play with Legos _Bryan_ wants to play with. They could have been playing with Duplos all this time. We had a Lego table when my kids were 1 and 3. They loved it. But the point is what Bryan and Missy love. Surprised Bryan didn't buy out the Harry Potter Legos when they were still available. Wonder why they never go to Legoland. It's closer than Disneyland, and has a water park and an aquarium now. But then again, Ollie might learn something.janem wrote:Didn't Bryan say that he ordered some legos ? They were just at the big lego store in downtown Disney. I wouldn't be surprised if he lied again and bought the store out. Why don't they get Ollie some age appropriate legos and even the big ones for Finn? Oh wait I know b/c it's all about these 2 adults that act like little kids!!
Off topic. I cringed watching Finn at the chicken coop with a lunchable and only wearing sleepers and no shoes! Their floors and rugs must be so discussing !!!
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