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Well kudos for being able to stick with a working program for weight loss. Now she can work on not exploiting her kid. That show makes Jerry Springer look like the met Opera. The kid is already heavy and not on a good path to begin with.
I can't even watch this show w/out getting totally grossed out.
Seriously, every time I've tried, they are either sneezing on food, farting, talking about neck crust, eating bowls of mayonnaise, or showing that damn fork-lift foot...
I can't even watch this show w/out getting totally grossed out.
Seriously, every time I've tried, they are either sneezing on food, farting, talking about neck crust, eating bowls of mayonnaise, or showing that damn fork-lift foot...
Ok, I've never watched the show; I've only seen her one late night talk show interviews or on short clips on yt. So I have no idea what this 'neck crust' is, but it sounds appalling. /barf
Yes, she gets a high five for trying...but I doubt that Jenny Craig will want her for their latest pin-up girl. I mean 353 pounds. Would that be a diet of
Pork Rinds, Velveeta, pork ribs MacDonalds, Fried Chicken and Pizza...Ben & Jerry's consumed morning, noon and night? Are we starting to get celebrity and atrocity confused?
Ok, I've never watched the show; I've only seen her one late night talk show interviews or on short clips on yt. So I have no idea what this 'neck crust' is, but it sounds appalling. /barf
If true, then good on her. I still despise their show and lifestyle, though.
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