She’s stuck with a loser husband who she can’t leave because the cult around her won’t let her - I’d like to give her a ride to women’s shelter 1,000 miles away from this craziness.

It’s really distressing me how much she looks like she could be a Duggar sister herself.

Honestly... she’s got 4 small children she’s taking care of on her own, my guess is she needs the money. Which really makes me sad.

The thing is, if even it is “her choice” according to a reliable party*, is it really when this is how she was raised? It’s not like she has been taught to ever say, “Okay. You are a bad person who has done bad things and I don’t feel safe married to you.”

I’d bet that this is voluntary. The thing that should scare you is what they did to her mind as a child to make it be that way.

I will support your cause with my ongoing lack of interest in all things reality TV.

Lets do it, we can even do open letters that include a list of charities and support groups that work with victims of sexual abuse that they can donate the cost of the advertisement to instead.

A fun game might be to get a bunch of people together to see what companies are advertising during this show, and get everyone to write letters telling them they’re boycotting their products until they knock it off.

Fuck TLC, I hope that no one watches this show, or that advertisers refuse to pay for ads for it, but most of all I hope that some corporate fuck pulls their head out of their ass long enough to realize they could generate some good PR by providing the victims with enough money to cover the therapy they deserve.

If you give m the $7K, I’ll give you the exclusive interview with me when my 32 plastic surgeries to look exactly like Kylie are complete.

I would imagine that they had matching cloth straps put across the backs when they had the dresses altered to hide the bra strap, much like you can have matching straps or sleeves added to a strapless dress. So there’s likely a bra strap under there, but that strip of cloth is not the bra itself. But frankly, it’s…

I watched “Inside Out” on the last flight I took. Cried the whole damn movie, didn’t even care.

During a JOB INTERVIEW.

I just started a new job a week ago. Went to a training day a couple of days ago but everyone else on the training day had been in their post a few months, as opposed to four days. I hadn’t even been put on the company system or had any of the documents and I didn’t know any of the job terminology or have access to…

Yeah you’d figure a 2 foot cube that weighs way, waaaay more than normal for those dimensions would be an anomaly they could narrow down very rapidly in that situation.

I was going to say something similar. Having friends who work at the local UPS hub, which is near the “emerald triangle,” say when they thought weed was being shipped, they would “knock it over so the contents would spill out” which means they would have to inspect the box so they could re-box it. If it was something…

The whole point of insurance on a UPS package seems ridiculous to me. In what other industry do you have to pay extra money, to ensure that the company is responsible for the service you’re already paying them to complete?

Having worked for UPS and from what I know, even if the package had shed its label, there’s a whole huge department just for that purpose. They are supposed to look up the item anyway they can, make a new label and send it on its way. Something more is going on and its UPS’ fault.