What I was alluding to is that the human body is designed to suckle two at a time, not a litter.
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What I was alluding to is that the human body is designed to suckle two at a time, not a litter.
The octuplets lady with six previous kids is really quite sikko. The religious family I can somewhat understand, but not the octuplets lady. It's a kind of perverse hoarding.
The thing that disturbs me more than anything else is that she lives with her parents! I have no doubt my parents would have thrown me out. They are just facilitating her illness to no good for anybody. If they threw her out, she'd be forced to at least stop (before the latest group), and maybe get help raising the others in the world.
They probably feel bad about the other kids. Geez, how would you even get 8 babies home?
No matter how you look at this, it's more than i can get my head around. I know of someone who had triplets. They had a whole church full of volunteers helping them for a while.
Phew!
When I opened the bag from the grocery store ( that was in the refrigerator) finally found the wallet I've been missing for two days.
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I hope those waitresses at Denny's got good tips today :rolleyes
I finally found my watch that'd been missing since Xmas. It was in the closet among a bunch of bike clothes that have overflowed to the shoe area. I actually bought a new watch after a few days. Figured the strap must've come loose and the watch fallen off in the street somewhere. Oh well. Now I have two. :o
And luckily (not least for them) only two kids. Both grown up now and capable of keeping track of their own whereabouts.
Must... resist... MoonPies.... in vending machine....
DOh!
too late.:(
I asked for that one, Zen :rolleyes:
Never actually forgot the kids, but I did get home from town once and puzzle over who'd gone off with the car ... until I remembered that I'd driven it to town. Luckily I'd paid for parking up to the end of parking hours, so I just had to fetch it before 8am the next morning.