Another day, another briefing for our favorite baby, K.J. With only two weeks left until the big day, momma is getting nervous while K.J. dreams of new ways to escape.
Maybe the blimp will crash into our home and I can fly away and live with turtles.
Kim meets up for lunch with her Uncle John, the brother of her mother, Karen. The topic of conversation is how annoying and controlling Karen can be. Skunk Mom smells bad, too.
It was horrible. She smelled so bad that they called us the Garbage Pail Kids.
In an emotional moment, Kim asks her uncle to walk her down the aisle along with her father. John is honored and agrees.
With the important men in her life lined up to walk her down the aisle, Kim needs to find someone to officiate at their wedding. Their top choice is a motivational speaker that is also a former football player. Despite the fact that he’s never done that before, he agrees to it on the condition that he gets a prettier wig than Chanel’s.
Seriously? I’ve always wanted to be a ginger!
Derek J. meets Kim to help her select the right porta-potty for her wedding. There’s no way Kim is going to let any of her invited guests into her home to use her bathroom. They walk around and check out a number of options. Come on, say it, say it! “I want Number Two!”
Kroy has gummed up the works by deciding he wants to write their vows. Ariana is helping Kim with her vows while they wait for Jen, her Matron of Honor, to show up with lunch. After Jen shows up, instead of helping write something original, she suggests the tried and true vajayjay and ass.
Since Skunk Mom was unable to deodorize in time to meet Shun for the first mother-of-the-bride dress fitting, they attempt it a second time. To break up the tension between Kim and her mother, Karen brings a gift basket instead of an apology because nothing says, “I’m sorry,” like crackers and a sausage log.
I think this shitty basket is better than an apology. What do you think, Joe?
Kim and her dad love the slutty mother-of-the-bride number, so Kim can check off another item from her to-do list. Joe, Kim’s dad, shows off the picture from their wedding day that he carries in his wallet while camera Kim sickens us with the fact that they “still get it on.”
Did you just puke in your mouth? But they do still get it on.
The subject of Karen’s text that she would be sick on Kim’s wedding day gets rehashed AGAIN. Karen makes it clear that Kim better get over it and break open the smoked cheddar wheel.
Next week, Kim is planning a special surprise for Kroy to add to the walls of shame and some Matron of Honor drama is brewing.
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Seems there might be more than meets the eye with Kim and this uncle. Little weird, Dahlonega back-woods-style if ya axe me.
BSL, you come up with the funniest and absolutely best captions for those pictures. That little KJ is so sweet. I hope he gets a chance to grow up half way normal. Keep up the great job!
CJ, my first thought about that little sweetie was that Kroy’s family should create a distraction and whisk him away to parts unknown until he grows up– or better, wait until his little bro is born and take them both. Then I thought of some of us Gasmii who have not only endured having awful excuses for mothers but have come out the experience strong, thankyouverymuch.
Somehow, though, I think women survive the nutso mother experience better than men. Sexist? Pppffffffbbbbtttt!
@ CJ, Thanks! @ SSC, K.J. needs his own spinoff!
Snowshoecat, I hope Kroy knows enough to stay close with his family. They seem like nice and normal people. At some point in the future, he’ll need them, as will his kids. The look on Kroy’s mother’s face when she looked around the house was priceless as was her reaction, “wow, super.” Like WT! did my son get into?
CJ– right on all counts. That look told many tales. I feel so sorry for his family. You raise a son, put in all that effort– for THIS?!