Hey Livia
 

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Can't...stop...laughing.

:woohoo:

TAINTED!

Bwahahahaha!! :lol: She has demonic eyes.

I wuv you! I can't stop laughing either! I'm borrowing that for use on another msg board - don't forget guys, part deux tomorrow nite! :thumbsup:

Omg, I love you. The roomies decided we're having a Trading Spouses party tomorrow night and have devised a Marguerite Perrin drinking game :laugh:.

THAT SOUNDS like SOOOOOOOOO much fun!

:lol: What are you gonna do? Take a sip whenever she says "God?" Or a sip for each ear-piercing syllable of her tirades?

I'll play!

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WHAT'S WITH THAT MELTDOWN MOM ON FOX?
http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/30515.htm

November 2, 2005 -- THE gap-toothed Louisiana woman whose babbling, screaming meltdown has been played repeatedly on Fox to promote tonight's new season of "Trading Spouses" tonight doesn't care if people think she's nuts.

"It's okay," Marguerite Perrin, told The Post yesterday. "I'm hoping once they see the show, they'll see that I'm a real person and I'm just raw and what you see is just who I am and that's just the way it is."

The Fox clip has become a TV talker — showing Perrin pitching a wild-eyed fit, screeching at the top of her lungs that she's "a Christian warrior" and something like, "get the hell out of my house, in Jesus' name I pray."

The series takes mothers from divergent backgrounds and makes them swap families for a week. While everyone on the show usually seems to be under a lot of pressure, viewers can't ever recall a mother who showed it as much as Perrin.

Her problem, she says, was that the Massachusetts family she swapped with had different, "dark" beliefs and frequently confronted her with them.

The Flishers of Massachusetts turned out to be firm believers in astrology, palm reading, the power of crystals and other New Age doctrines.

"There were witch books in their house," she says.

The scenes shown on the promos were captured when she returned to her own home.

"I felt so bad," says Perrin. "As soon as I hit the door of my house, I wanted to talk to my family and I was about to explode. As much as I kept telling myself, 'wait until the camera crews leave,' I could not hold it anymore. I just wanted the camera crew out and that's what happened.

"I didn't even say hello or anything — when I hit the door it just came over me," she says.

Her family, says Perrin, was happy to see her but she ended up frightening them instead. "They weren't scared because I'm always loud, but that was the maddest I've ever been in my life.

"They were upset that I didn't have a good time," she says.

I read that the other day! It was funny.

I'm tired...
I'm thirsty-ay-ay
I'm wild-eyed
In my Christianity....

:laugh: :xoxo:

Ooh, it's a high price for His divinity, yeah yeah...

Best of luck with the drinking game, Tiff, it's pure genius.

this pic is da bomb - I'm totally laughing outloud

:lol: This is hitting *way* too close to home... *shakes head*

Tiff, mind if I join you? lol...