On Sunday, October 11, 2015 at 1:28:41 PM UTC-4, Ophelia wrote:
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> >>>> Oh dear ... I have never heard of Duggars and as for Kardashians, I see
> >>>> them referred to sometimes in the on line newspapers I read, but I know
> >>>> nothing about them and couldn't point one out. It sounds like it is a
> >>>> Very Good Thing <g>
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> >>> I've heard of them, but never once watched a show about them and
> >>> wouldn't know them if I passed them on the street...of course they
> >>> wouldn't know me either. LOL
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> >> Oh! They have shows?? Ok I didn't know that. Phew seems like I had a
> >> lucky escape <g>
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> > Yes, they come under the category of being famous for being famous and
> > nothing else.
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> Oh dear. How did they manage to get into such a situation? Are they
> somehow, special??

Specially exhibitionistic. "Keeping up with the Kardashians" is/was
a "reality" television show about shallow people spending money on shallow
things. People who are interested in "glitter" rather than "gold" watch it.

19 Kids and Counting (the Duggars) was a show about a large, fundamentalist
family who are part of the "let's out-breed the atheists" movement.

Cindy Hamilton