By now, we’ve ALL met the Duggars.

As I’ve mentioned before, if you want to meet the Duggars, or your dog has eaten a tampon, you’ll probably stumble across untitledlife. A LOT of people have (who knew so many dogs eat tampons?).

Recently a christian radio blog linked to my Duggar post, and I’ve gotten a lot of heated comments and e-mails as a result. In short, I’ve decided to close the comments on my “Meet the Duggars” post. If you’d like to read my final thoughts on the subject, you can check out my update to the original post.

4 Responses to “By now, we’ve ALL met the Duggars.”


  1. 1 jeanne

    wow! you’ve made it big when you are having to close comments! congratulations! :-)

  2. 2 untitled

    thanks jeanne. i wish it was under better circumstances, but i’ll take what i can get!;)

  3. 3 Fairii

    I believe in God, I believe in freedom of speach, I believe in families.

    I also believe in having a drink but I don’t support alcoholism…….

    F@#@#@g Fanatics - Christian, Muslum, Jewish, Baby Making Machines.

    In the name of religion - HAH!! Just one more group of sickoes (with bad hair).

    “Jesus Wept” John 11:35

  4. 4 Chris

    The Christian Coalition loves the Duggars because they are an 18 member, homeschooled, obsessively conservative Christian white family.

    It kind of irritates me that TLC & Discovery are paying these offbeat families to produce shows for nothing more than low level entertainment: the Roloffs, the Duggars, the Wachtendorfs (the polygamy family). If the Duggars want to have 16 kids and build a compound - go ahead - but don’t count on money from a television station to help out. They also enjoyed a part of their recent vacation on the corporate dime.

    One show about each of them would have sufficed. None of them really needed books, interviews, TV series and the like. American seriously needs more interesting forms of entertainment.

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