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Edie--can we talk about the WV Whites?
WHAAAAT THE FUUUUUUCK.
I wanted to throw shiit at my TV when Kirk was effing SNORTING LINES in the hospital room after giving birth. And when they started smoking crack at that poor old lady's birthday party! With all her Jesus pictures everywhere! Sinners.
I'm trying to find updates on them, like did Kirk get custody of Monica back (and how did Monica end up with a normal name? Unlike her brother Tylor).

I bet her FUPA's name is Shane, like the gunslinger/drifter of literature.--HappyTummy
Re: Edie--can we talk about the WV Whites?
omg. they're something.
I think you have to pronounce tylor like a super villain. TY LOOOOORR!!!!!
I loved/hated the birthday party scene...omg.
I was also in complete shock about Kirk-like holeeeeeeship. now I feel like googling.
my favorite parts though were the mountain dancing. so badass, and yet..so goofy.
Coming out of lurking to discuss....
My mouth hung open the entire time this was on. I couldn't believe that there are actually people in this country that live like this. I about lost it when Kirk was doing lines right next to her newborn baby.
My favorite scene was when they were in the Taco Bell drive thru and whatshername was talking to her friends, who were inside the restaurant, about how she lost custody of the baby, etc. I was laughing because it was just so absurd.
I also hope there is a sequel or some sort of update. Their Wikipedia page is awesome.
My favorite scene was when they were in the Taco Bell drive thru and whatshername was talking to her friends, who were inside the restaurant, about how she lost custody of the baby, etc. I was laughing because it was just so absurd.
Yes! "SHE JUST LOST HER BABY. TO CPS. HER DID. SHE'S CRYIN'. DO YOU SELL MOZZARELLA STICKS?"
The Wiki page! With their 48 children! I like how Kirk was born in the "late 70s"...so that makes her 30-35 at most. SHE LOOKS 50.
Noisy, please watch. It's streaming on Netflix.
I bet her FUPA's name is Shane, like the gunslinger/drifter of literature.--HappyTummy
Another lurker.
My husband and one of his cousins stumbled upon this and thought it was awesome because that family is not far beyond the family that they grew up in. I tried to watch it once, and had to stop at the birthday party when the baby was around all those drugs. But I couldn't escape it when we watched the movie over Thanksgiving with his whole freaking family. And, because that's what they grew up with (and thankfully have moved far away from) they all thought it was just absolutely hilarious.
Any of the parts involving the young kids (did you catch the end where the little ones were smoking?) absolutely made me sick to my stomach. But the Taco Bell drive through scene was hilarious.
That was one of the most interesting and horrifying documentaries I've ever seen.
Sue Bob's son, the one that shot that dude...I couldn't believe he thought he WOULDN'T go to prison. He just thought he would be out on parole.
Sue Bob is now in jail herself, I read.
Seeing the other kids there made me very sad. Obviously they will grow up to be a product of their environment.
I thought it was kind of funny when Mouse took her husband back after he got out of jail. Like, he didn't even have a choice.
I loved all the Jesus pictures everywhere.
I bet her FUPA's name is Shane, like the gunslinger/drifter of literature.--HappyTummy
I'm going to watch this again tonight just for the Taco Bell scene.
All of those women (and men) look wrecked. That movie is a walking advertisment to not use drugs and alcohol.
I opened this thinking it would be about Willamette Valley wines. Now I'm just disturbed.
"The meek shall inherit the earth" isn't about children. It's about deer. We're all going to get messed the fuckup by a bunch of cloned super-deer.- samfish2bcrab
Sometimes I wonder if scientists have never seen a sci-fi movie before. "Oh yes, let's create a super species of deer. NOTHING COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG." I wonder if State Farm offers a Zombie Deer Attack policy. -CaliopeSpidrman
Here is a sort of update.
Kirk stayed sober, got the baby back, then took a pill, turned herself in and is now in prison.
http://www.altdaily.com/features/entertainment/film/wild-wonderful-poor-trapped-jesco-white-and-family-are-back.htmlYou've got to read the last parts of it. Like this little diddy.
While I was gone, Sonny Howell, the mayor, had come to visit someone at the hospital. On his way out, Sue Bob noticed he was wearing exercise shorts with an elastic band. Without hesitation, she ran up and pantsed the mayor. Turns out he was traveling commando, so I was informed ?we pantsed him and out popped the Mayor?s pecker!? That?s who they are. They don?t respect authority. Sometimes it?s bad, like when they have shoot-outs with police, but it sure is awesome when they pants the Mayor.I bet her FUPA's name is Shane, like the gunslinger/drifter of literature.--HappyTummy