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small town beck
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http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20080726/18_children_080726/20080726?hub=Canada
:eek: Would you even feel it anymore??? The delivery I mean, ya pervs
I think you would just be walking along and the baby would pop out... not that I don't want children but 18
. No thank you! Don't even get me started on how a family can afford that!
:eek: Would you even feel it anymore??? The delivery I mean, ya pervs
I think you would just be walking along and the baby would pop out... not that I don't want children but 18
. No thank you! Don't even get me started on how a family can afford that! Post edited by Unknown User on
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small town beck wrote:http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20080726/18_children_080726/20080726?hub=Canada
:eek: Would you even feel it anymore??? The delivery I mean, ya pervs
I think you would just be walking along and the baby would pop out... not that I don't want children but 18 . No thank you! Don't even get me started on how a family can afford that!
Well if you can't feel the delivery, you wouldn't be feeling the entrance. 0 -
cutback wrote:
Jesus
I love that that guy's name is Jim Bob
Who knew there would be TWO families???!! Crazy. 0 -
oh HELL no. my uterus feels beat up just reading that shit :eek:0
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EvilMerlin wrote:Well if you can't feel the delivery, you wouldn't be feeling the entrance.
LMAO Good point! Very good point..
I can't even imagine what that does to the body!0 -
chiquimonkey wrote:oh HELL no. my uterus feels beat up just reading that shit :eek:
Hi Chiq!!!!
Not even just your poor uterus!! All the rest of the lady bits are not going to do much better.0 -
EvilMerlin wrote:Well if you can't feel the delivery, you wouldn't be feeling the entrance.
like throwing a hot dog down a hallway 0 -
cutback wrote:like throwing a hot dog down a hallway
Well...I don't know if they did that to get her pregnant LOL.
More like saving up his specimen and throwing it down the alley hoping to hit the dunk tank. If you get my drift.
Okay I'm outta here before I get this thread, anyone, or lastly myself in trouble. 0 -
hey chica!small town beck wrote:Hi Chiq!!!!
Not even just your poor uterus!! All the rest of the lady bits are not going to do much better.
oh i know, that is just too much mangling of one's bits. f that!0 -
Canadian Duggars.. OH HELL YES!0
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GraySaturday wrote:Canadian Duggars.. OH HELL YES!
The live in the "bible belt" of BC .... and the husband is about 70 years old or something... he's on disability because of a back injury. They were on the news awhile back and there was a bunch of backlash from people wondering what made them thing it was OK to bring 18 kids destined to be on welfare into the world, if the dad doesn't get over his back injury. They were called selfish, etc. A lot of it was really harsh....Whatever...Take that, China!be philanthropic0 -
cutback wrote:
I know it is easy to confuse the southern states, but the Duggar family lives in Northwest Arkansas. I know this because I live there as well, in the college town of Fayetteville. The Duggars are actually pretty wealthy. They are also expecting their 18th child in Jan. No hospital in the area want anything to do with the birth because it is sooooo high risk.The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance,
but the illusion of knowledge.
~Daniel Boorstin
Only a life lived for others is worth living.
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Vedderfan10 wrote:The live in the "bible belt" of BC .... and the husband is about 70 years old or something... he's on disability because of a back injury. They were on the news awhile back and there was a bunch of backlash from people wondering what made them thing it was OK to bring 18 kids destined to be on welfare into the world, if the dad doesn't get over his back injury. They were called selfish, etc. A lot of it was really harsh....Whatever...Take that, China!
I bet the elder sons are essentially fathers to the younger children. I think they're in their early 20's.
Yay Abbotsford! 0 -
"Alexandru Ionce and his wife never planned to have 18 children in 23 years but when they welcomed little Abigail Ionce into the world, that's just what happened."
lmao, I love that quote, "it just happened"
I mean, after after 10 kids, they still didn't learn how to wrap it up? PJ- 04/29/2003.06/24,25,27,28,30/2008.10/27,28,30,31/2009
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LongRd. wrote:"Alexandru Ionce and his wife never planned to have 18 children in 23 years but when they welcomed little Abigail Ionce into the world, that's just what happened."
lmao, I love that quote, "it just happened"
I mean, after after 10 kids, they still didn't learn how to wrap it up?
That would be sacriliege, blasphemy, not the way of the Lord, blah blah blah. Ever watched Monty Python's Meaning of Life? Every sperm is sacred!0 -
what if you don't believe in God?rockpants wrote:That would be sacriliege, blasphemy, not the way of the Lord, blah blah blah. Ever watched Monty Python's Meaning of Life? Every sperm is sacred!PJ- 04/29/2003.06/24,25,27,28,30/2008.10/27,28,30,31/2009
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..like a wizards sleeve...Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
over specific principles, goals, and policies.
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rockpants wrote:That would be sacriliege, blasphemy, not the way of the Lord, blah blah blah. Ever watched Monty Python's Meaning of Life? Every sperm is sacred!
I love Monty!!!0
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