FameCrawler

Yeah but there ain't nuthin' on that list I really want. Not even the puppies 'cause at that price they are pure bred and I don't want to watch another of my shepards go thbrough displasia (which happens to pedigrees a lot).

 And who wants Phillies tix? Now maybe Yankees or Oakland.

 And an upright? jeez that's not a piano, that's a practice and teaching instrument. I wanna baby Grand!!!

This is silly, but the thing that annoys me the most on that list is 1/2 an organic cow.  There was a lot of talk in that episode about "we sacrifice in other areas so that we can afford to feed our children only organic food."

It amuses me now when she's like, "Who wants Juicy Juice!  Mmmm, 100% real juice Juicy Juice!"

I would like to know if the kids have trust funds that keep mommies and daddies fingers out of until they are 21? Their entire childhood has been for sale, and it seems to me each child is entitled to 1/10 of each episode. ($7500) to be put away for them. Mommy & Daddy can spend any interest the savings earn- but they must leave the principal alone.

BTW: Organic does not cost more if you buy directly from the farmer- it cost less. Don't believe the media hype that you can't afford it- you seriously can't afford not too either. Just visit your farmers market to find local suppliers, or start your own garden, (now is a great time.)

The thing is...if you ever watched the show, this isn't exactly news.  They never hid the fact that a lot of that stuff was free.  The vacations, the tummy tuck, the hair plugs, the baseball game...all of that is stuff I distinctly remember the thanking people for.  I'm not defending them, because they are definitely a bunch of money grubbers, but it's not like this is some huge secret someone has busted out.  I cannot figure out why it's being reported all over like it's 'news'.

The cow thing irritated me the most as well, she made a big show on that episode of pulling out the checkbook to "pay" for it!

Anybody know if the family actually paid for all the presents they bought at KMart for St. Jude's?  I really wonder if they didn't just get to pick stuff out, but KMart footed the bill?

This show troubles me because off the top because it makes people believe that they can have this "good life" by having mutts...on after another. I crack up at the fact that she has a bodyguard and can do her hair but complains in every episode on how she doesnt have a minute to herself. These people are fake and thier kids are spoiled / have behavioural problems. Its only fitting that they are having an affair / splitting up. The only problem is these kids are paying the price.

as a parent to spontaneous triplets this show makes me Mad!!! I already had 3 children but a suprise pregnancy turned out to be triplets, because of ppl like jon and kate who pay 10k for fertility we didn't get any assistant from anyone our trio is now 2.5 years old the first year was very very hard for us...one income six kids 3 in diapers, formula and clothes without any assistance it almost broke us but we have stayed strong and whenever someone asks me if i watch jon and kate i tell them a true parent of multiples does not have time to watch TV!

Hey its in style now to just pay to get implanted with a bunch of kids and get your own tv drama take OCTOMOM FOR EXAMPLE ...the difference between her and kate is that she got her plastic surgeries done before getting herself implanted than on to now apparently filming her own reality show...NOT SURE ABOUT THESE PPL BEING FAKE THEY ARE PURE OBVIOUS ABOUT WHILE AT THEIR GAME OF GREED! WHILE THE CHILDREN BECOME A PRODUCT OF SUCH DNA THAT SOCIETY HAS TO CONTEND WITH.

What I'm wondering, is: are they STILL getting freebies??

Because at $75000 an episode, I think they can WAY MORE than pay for their stuff, thank you.

The companies that give them free stuff should be giving it to families in NEED, now.

It makes me SICK.

You forgot Kate got  free plastic surgery because of all the flab left from having her kids A huge tummy tuck

and what about the trip to Hawaii to renew their vows??

That was an expensive trip

Helping hands

With the help of “Home Delivery,” an upcoming TV reality show, and a crew of local volunteers, the Gosselin home on Dauphin Avenue in Wyomissing received a complete makeover. Renovations took about five weeks. Here are some of the local and national donors who contributed items or services:

Berks County, PA -  Ashley Furniture — Master bedroom set.

Baby Depot, West Chester — Changing tables, newborn bedding, dressers, play mats, four changing tables and crib mattresses.

Boscov’s — Window dressings throughout the house.

Chicco Co. — Six highchairs and bouncers.

Delta Enterprise Co. — Six cribs that convert into beds.

IKEA — Kitchen cabinets, gadgets, a play table and accessories.

Interior Images, Reading — A design makeover, wall murals and painting, personalized artwork

and accessories.

Jo-ann Fabrics & Crafts — Decorative drapes and wall hangings.

Ted Smith Floor Products,Sinking Spring — Carpeting and tile floors throughout the house.

Whirlpool — A microwave, a refrigerator, stove, washer and dryer.

Willow Street Pictures, Reading — Black-and-white family portraits, matting and frames.

Members of Calvary Bible Fellowship, Lower Heidelberg Township — Construction of the master bedroom and bathroom, addition of a third-floor bathroom and a backyard deck.

Local artists — Such things as handmade towel racks, wall hangings and decorative wall paintings.

Source: Project volunteers and Gosselin family