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"Lovazzano/Clover"
PattiC 14 desperate attention whore postings
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10-17-06, 02:13 PM (EST)
 
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"Lovazzano/Clover" |
If I were Tina Lovazzano, I'd be ashamed to ever show my face again. How dare she and her family use her Mother as a Maid!
What exactly does Tina do? She shops/spends money, builds a 30,000 UGLY meditation wall that she admits she hasn't used because she lost interest. She is raising her 2 girls with unrealistic values. They can't wear anything but designer clothing. Hmmmm Tina better Pray real hard that those girls get a really rich husband who will put up with those spending habits with unlimited funds! If not, they are in for a rude awakening, I doubt they could survive in the Real world. Dana Clovers children are being taught responsibility, morals, work ethic, respect and the value of money. Nothing wrong with kids having chores. If we look back to when families farmed, the kids grew up healthy and strong. Not spoiled and lacking in respect like so many of the kids today. I bet her kids never carry a gun to the school to blow away a teacher or the students. Thumbs up to the Clover family!
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deweydrop 229 desperate attention whore postings
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10-17-06, 03:28 PM (EST)
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1. "RE: Lovazzano/Clover" |
Someone in my family made the comment once "I HAVE to wear these jeans...god, I wouldn't be caught dead in jeans from the Gap."I look at her father, who's still footin' the bill since she is still in High School, and he just says "well - what are you gonna do?" OMG - Teach your daughter some VALUES! Ok - fine, let your kid have the designer clothes - but make them WORK for them! Don't just hand over a $200 pair of jeans..make them work for that money (chores and what not) so they learn the value of a dollar. And really - her mother doing everything? Nucking futs. Tina didn't do a DAMN THING in her own house? How is that possible? Her husband must make some goooooood money for her to be able to live that way. But treating her mother like that is just horrific. (I missed the ending - did grandma stay on doing what she was doing?) The Clovers...yes, they live the simple life...yes they raise animals for their food...yes the kids do alot of 'farm' work (hello - you live on a farm). but I think the swap really helped the dad the most. Just to reconnect with his kids and not always be the drill sargeant in the house. I found it HILARIOUS when Dana's (or Charles'?) mother showed up and Tina started telling her her new "job" around the house. And the grandmother was like "and what are YOU going to do?" That woman, Tina, IS dellusional.
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mistyrose52 795 desperate attention whore postings
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10-24-06, 11:07 AM (EST)
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4. "RE: Lovazzano/Clover" |
Oh yes, that part about the 5K was unreal!! That man must make an unreal amount of money to be able to fork out 5K at a whim!!Most 'real' people don't even have that in their savings account!! I was disturbed by that whole episode, too, but you know what? I really can't believe that they represent a majority of people in this country. I could be wrong, but then again, I have lived on the 'other' side of the tracks all my life, and have not been exposed to that lifestyle. I know my son married a young lady from San Jose, whose parents have always been fairly well off. They are now literally crying that they had to get rid of their matching cars (late model, expensive) and downsize to what most middle-class Americans would drive! THAT is unreal to me!! We have to remember that this show takes extremes from both sides to pit against eachother. But regardless of that, the L. family would be one of the first to jump out of a tall building if the economy were to crash and they couldn't have all the luxuries they have now. Sad, but true....
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mistyrose52 795 desperate attention whore postings
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10-24-06, 11:08 AM (EST)
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5. "RE: Correction....." |
I should have said 'people LIKE the L family' would be the first to jump....I can't speak for the integrity of that family, since I don't know them personally.
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