u/Pumpkin_Pearl

So I’ve never seen this season before

Anyone else see Jackie really forcing the “I love my husband” thing ever since Theresa did that D bag thing at the birthday party? (Like cmon gal. Who does that? At their party… spreading rumors. Good ole tre)

Jennifer’s mom is so messy 😂😅 it’s ridiculous.

This season seems boring. I’m on e9 where the psychic comes.

It’s so weird to see Gia growing up. In college. Crazy

All the girls are so Beauty-ful… all I remember is Melania “give me pizza you old troll” 😂😂😂 and Gia telling Tre that Jacqueline & Caroline were torturing her 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

Sad to hear about the Gorgas father 😭

Not game related per say. But I just found my great-grand uncles death certificate in my grandmas papers (so it was HER uncle…) who passed 5 years before she was born

He passed in Lamar Missouri. Of pulmonary tuberculosis.

I remember my grandma telling me that her dad & his brother robbed a train on horseback and had to hide in the hill caves & her uncle died before she was born from “consumption” he caught in the caves 😅😅😅

Uncles name was John - born 1894 & died 1934

It’s always weird to see those family stories you kinda go “sure. Sure this happened. And everyone clapped” actually end up being true

I also found her daddy’s mug shot from 1923. So. She wasn’t lying 😅😂

It just made me think how Arthur wasted away & how it was so hard to watch your character struggle… and then see it on paper that someone in my line suffered the same way & lived a similar lifestyle.

Crazy.

ETA: mug shot in the comments if I can’t figure out how to post it here 😅😅

My ggrandpa was… interesting. Many aliases. Married a hooker in SF when he was drunk one night in the 1920s to give her citizenship (she was Canadian) helped build the Hoover dam (he was a powder monkey) drove a car for Dutch Schultz (my aunt has the super 8 video of a family vacation back east & he is proudly pointing out the bullet holes he put in the brick wall) robbed & stole & cheated & swindled. The warden of a prison he was in in Arkansas became a family friend (my aunt still remembers uncle DeArmand at family dinners)