Teen Mothers Gotta Stick Together
Petit Tresor, basically the only baby store celebrities buy shit from, has opened up their big mouths and said that Jamie Lynn Spears bought a baby bunch of shit for Bristol Palin. According to CelebTV.com, Lynne Spears called into the store and requested that a number of overpriced items be sent to Bristol in Alaska on behalf of Jamie Lynn.
A "source" said, “It was ordered by phone, and they asked what could be done for under $100. They spent $60 on pink burp cloths."
Damn. Lynne is a cheap bitch.
The pressie also included a note: “Dear Bristol, Hang in there! XXOO, Jamie Lynn Spears.” XXOO?
Two kisses before two hugs? Tramp! And Lynne really should have signed it: "From one Juno to another."
I see what Lynne is doing here. She thinks that buy sending a couple of fancy baby vomit napkins, she's going to get into the good graces of possibly the new VP. Sorry Lynne! They aren't inviting you to the White House possum roast. It's just not happening. On second thought, they probably will invite her. Even worse, they will probably give her a position. Lynne Spears: Secretary of Health and Human Services.
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100 bucks is like 2 dollars in that store..
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The war isn't working.
Submitted by Gry on September 4, 2008 - 9:20pm.
"Why doesn't anyone ever mention that Nobama's mom was 17 when she had HIM?"
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I think the difference is that Obama's mom wasn't telling every woman in America that they were immoral.
I HATE PALIN and have gotten seriously depressed thinking her and McPain might run the country. I figured what is bugging me the most is the whole elitist thing that Bush is so fond of-a different set of standards apply to the rich in America than the poor and the elimination of the middle class-your kids should go to war, my daughter should to to uni and get a big wedding to some young republican. You practice abstinence, but we elite get to pump out as many kids as we can. It sucks.
"Why doesn't anyone ever mention that Nobama's mom was 17 when she had HIM?"
Well, maybe because he learned from her experience and didn't do the exact same thing, all without being a self-serving Professional Moralizer? I would argue the main point of making contraception available to teenagers is to break the perpetuated cycle of unwanted pregnancy that's often passed down through families. That is, after all, exactly what a fake-ass feminist like Palin -- despite all her hollow Neo-Con fanfare -- couldn't manage to avoid in her own little microcosm of the tidy, Wonder Bread American Family she was selected to embody.
Is that a good reason?
Submitted by snowpiece on September 4, 2008 - 5:20pm.
Exactly 10 months yesterday. Have a good one yourself, snowy!
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Boob3rries oh ok cool. how long have you lived there? well, tell me another time because I am about to be outtie! woooo hooo I'm off like a prom dress
have a great night mah beyotches!
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Submitted by snowpiece on September 4, 2008 - 5:16pm.
Boobs: are you Canadian?
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I certainly do live here. Hubby is the Canadian.
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"I am a glowing white lard ass and I go through life just fine, Jim." IM
Boobs: are you Canadian?
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"TEDDY'S BACK!"
Submitted by snowpiece on September 4, 2008 - 5:09pm.
http://www.thedailyshow.com/video/index.jhtml?videoId=184086&title=sarah...
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The stupid website told me 'In Canada, you can watch the video in The Comedy Network website'
Fuck off, you stupid website.
But thanks for the link =) I still watched the video (in my own website xD)
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"I am a glowing white lard ass and I go through life just fine, Jim." IM
http://www.thedailyshow.com/video/index.jhtml?videoId=184086&title=sarah...
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Submitted by TT99 on September 4, 2008 - 5:12pm.
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ROFL!!! I'm loving your movie!
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The love of my life, Ed Westwick, being deliciously sleazy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9SgPZsJ9j0
The Darker Shade of Palin
Levi's Tattoo
Levi is drunk off his mother loving ass, walks into a tattoo parlor in South Central Anchorage at 11AM in the morning
LEVI: Hello, you open?
TATTOO GUY: Yeah
LEVI: I need a tattoo. I need like Tweety, cause that was my like my favorite cartoon when I was kid, or maybe just like a pot leaf or something.
TATTOO GUY: Are you drunk?
LEVI: What?
TATTOO GUY: Never mind
LEVI: Oh, wait. I did bang this hot chick's daughter last night. I think her name was Britney or something. Maybe tattoo that her name on my wedding finger.
TATTOO GUY: Okay
The tattoo guy begins the tattoo
LEVI: Oh wait no, it was the Governor's daughter!
TATTOO GUY:You mean Bristol?
LEVI: Yeah, Bristol, Bristol. Tattoo that name on my finger, that name.
End Scene
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"I'll go unlock the kids and make us all breakfast." - Theodore Bagwell
"Submitted by yeahbuddy on September 4, 2008 - 11:18am.
Why doesn't anyone ever mention that Nobama's mom was 17 when she had HIM?"
Actually, she was 18 when she had him and it was very much covered, particularly after this Bristol pregnancy revelation.
It was covered alot because it was told by Obama himself when asked for a comment regarding Bristol Palin's teen pregnancy.
I will give you the quote below, and I'm sure you won't continue to spread the lie then. (sarcasm)
"I have heard some of the news on this and so let me be a clear as possible: I have said before and I will repeat again, I think people’s families are off limits, and people’s children are especially off limits. This shouldn’t be part of our politics,” the Democrat said forcefully. “It has no relevance to Governor Palin’s performance as governor, or her potential performance as a VP. And so I would strongly urge people to back off these kinds of stories,” he continued.
The candidate, who himself was born to a teenage mom, reminded reporters, “You know my mother had me when she was 18, and how a family deals with issues and you know teenage children, that shouldn’t be the topic of our politics and I hope that anybody who is supporting me understands that’s off limits.”
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"I bet Loreal or someone will now come up with a pitbull shade of lipstick. Maybe they can enhance it with the scent of bullshit and throw in some super glue and send Palin a whole carton full of it."
These families are too much!
Both criticize and thrive off the media. Both of these "teen mothers" have much in common, they are hillbilly as heck and have mothers that are more interested in pursuing their careers than knowing what their daughters are doing or should I say not doing, like abstaining or using contraceptives.
Educating, guiding and being involved with your kids is what parenting is all about. These young women are going to have a rough time of being parents as they seem ill equipped for the task at hand.
Alaska is America's Northern most Southern State.
Oh and did I mention ufck the South!!!
Awww how sweet. I hope these two become true BFF's.
Don't forget to share Brit's Purple Drank recipe with Bristol Meyers, Jaime!
Did anyone ever find out BP's birthdate? Me wonders if she actually got preggers at 16.
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McCain's brain.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qUVQDmLf7s&feature=related
Submitted by yeahbuddy on September 4, 2008 - 11:18am.
Why doesn't anyone ever mention that Nobama's mom was 17 when she had HIM?
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Because Barack Obama is not responsible for his mother. Sarah Palin is responsible for her minor daughter, Bristol.
This is a no-brainer, and those who ask such a question are seriously missing the point.
Submitted by Your Mom Ate th... on September 4, 2008 - 12:11pm.
Actually, my parents DID put covers on most of the outlets in the house, but I took it to the next level and used the outlet in the garage for my experiment. I think it was extra powerful, lol.
And thanks missy, I try. ;)
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"that is not a common looking vagina right?"
Thanks, Hekki.
You just never know when you'll catch on to a life's lesson. Case in point...
After being away 10 years (in the military) I returned to my hometown with my wife. One afternoon we went to the local KFC, and I heard my name called. It was a guy I went to school with who was in the 'special ed' class, working at the restaurant. But he remembered me like it was the day after graduation, I had played football so of course he wanted to discuss the upcoming season. I still see Steven around town and the conversations are the same.
Unlike some of the other people in my class, I never picked the 'slow' kids, thankfully. But after running into Steven that day all I could think about was how shitty I would have felt at that time, if I HAD been mean? The poor guy has had a hard enough life, and he has to be surrounded by his childhood tormentors in his adult life as well?
Sometimes taking 5 seconds to think before you act goes a long way.
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"Shut up, you stupid bitch! If it weren't for me you'd still be slinging hash in that shithouse and f*cking your boss!"
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Submitted by Jeffro11: "... On the way home I could see him pondering what I said and kinda mumbling "...right thing to do" under his breath as kids will do. I could have cried, I was so proud."
You should be. And it made me a little teary. Thank goodness someone is teaching their kids the right thing.
I know there are some shitty little brats out there, but they're just the ones we notice because they're calling attention to themselves. There are lots more nice kids quietly going about their business. For every kid sticking firecrackers up a cat's butt, there are a bunch raising calves for 4H or doing a cool project for the Science Fair or organizing a penny drive for kids in Darfur or something.
other childhood gems...
-if you grab your friend and piss on an electric fence, HE'LL be the one to get shocked!
-always consider how and where you'll land BEFORE going over a jump on your bike!
-"hey, watch this!!!" are the most common last words before a trip to the ER.
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"Shut up, you stupid bitch! If it weren't for me you'd still be slinging hash in that shithouse and f*cking your boss!"
Submitted by xxyxz on September 4, 2008 - 1:21pm.
speakit
LOL. Didn't Johnny Knoxville do that once?
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IDK.. I don't watch much tv and I hate it when I think of something someone has already done.. so NEW IDEA.. split extension cord with bare wires attached to nipples?
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LOL. Didn't Johnny Knoxville do that once?
Submitted by xxyxz on September 4, 2008 - 1:16pm.
Has anybody ever touched the tip of their tounge to a 9 volt?
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I have! Fun times.
Take it up a notch. Sit on a car battery with an ass cheek on both posts and take a piss.
Has anybody ever touched the tip of their tounge to a 9 volt?
Submitted by Stoney on September 4, 2008 - 12:10pm.
It just made sense to me. Like those wooden games where you have to fit the square in the square hole, and the star in the star hole. A car key in an electrical outlet just seemed to go together...
But oh no. No it doesn't.
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I actually just wanted to know what would happen if I stuck a penny in there. Once I figured it out I quickly retired my curiosity.
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Hey, take it easy, will ya? I mean, the war's over. Get new parts for your head. -- Thornton Melon
hahah, youre cute stoney
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Submitted by angel_i on September 4, 2008 - 12:05pm.
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Mmmm...cookie...*drools* thanks, dollface!
Stoney--One thing I never understood about my mother's logic is she never put outlet covers on the outlets, yet she put door stoppers on the kitchen cabinets. I guess getting electrocuted is less serious than ingesting a bit of bleach?
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Hey, take it easy, will ya? I mean, the war's over. Get new parts for your head. -- Thornton Melon
It just made sense to me. Like those wooden games where you have to fit the square in the square hole, and the star in the star hole. A car key in an electrical outlet just seemed to go together...
But oh no. No it doesn't.
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"that is not a common looking vagina right?"
LOL YMAtT! and a hug and cookie for you, boo boo.
(My mom worked a burn unit so the sockets were high-stress for her, luckily for me)
Natural consequence IS often the best teacher, sadly, but I think we'd like to avoid that if we can;P
♥ ThreadKilla!/Lean Like a Chola/She's a Lady.
"You sicken everyone! Even Michael Jackson!" overheardinnewyork
Submitted by Your Mom Ate th... on September 4, 2008 - 11:57am.
I did the same exact thing with a car key from my mom's keyring. Turned my whole thumb black for an entire day.
I learned my lesson about outlets, though. LOL
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"that is not a common looking vagina right?"
Submitted by angel_i on September 4, 2008 - 11:48am.
And that second part is so true. It takes almost no time to figure out what things come directly from parents from parents...like when a three year old says "But, of course," or this toddler once "Danger, Danger!" all the time lol...ferinstance. You can talk and talk and talk but at the end of the day children learn more what they live and less what they hear about living.
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When I was two I got my hands on a penny but my mother didn't worry about it because I never put things in my mouth...well, my mother didn't worry about it until I stuck the penny in an electrical outlet and zapped myself. Believe me, I never did anything like that, again.
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Hey, take it easy, will ya? I mean, the war's over. Get new parts for your head. -- Thornton Melon
Submitted by Jeffro11 on September 4, 2008 - 12:29pm.
Interesting discussion indeed...at least something good is coming out of this article.
It just struck me that I may have been preaching a bit. I'm no saint and I don't want to be one. When my boy stays with Grandma on Sat nite I intend to drink some beer, watch some sports on tv and maybe can I interest the wife in some sexay times. (So I may have some free time, LOL)
But our kids are a reflection of ourselves- our faults and predjudices as well as the good stuff, and we need to recognize that fact.
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Sounds to me like you're just a regular guy!;p
And that second part is so true. It takes almost no time to figure out what things come directly from parents from parents...like when a three year old says "But, of course," or this toddler once "Danger, Danger!" all the time lol...ferinstance. You can talk and talk and talk but at the end of the day children learn more what they live and less what they hear about living.
@YMAtT:
Too sad about that girlie...
and...
One of the worst examples is when I see parents harshly grab something from a kid's hand (that they just grabbed from some other kid) and then say: "Don't Grab!" Its just such weirdness.
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"You sicken everyone! Even Michael Jackson!" overheardinnewyork
Submitted by Your Mom Ate th... on September 4, 2008 - 11:34am.
LOL.
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"that is not a common looking vagina right?"
Submitted by Jeffro11 on September 4, 2008 - 11:29am.
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Submitted by yeahbuddy on September 4, 2008 - 11:18am.
Why doesn't anyone ever mention that Nobama's mom was 17 when she had HIM?
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Because Obama's pro-choice, dumbass.
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Hey, take it easy, will ya? I mean, the war's over. Get new parts for your head. -- Thornton Melon
Interesting discussion indeed...at least something good is coming out of this article.
It just struck me that I may have been preaching a bit. I'm no saint and I don't want to be one. When my boy stays with Grandma on Sat nite I intend to drink some beer, watch some sports on tv and maybe can I interest the wife in some sexay times. (So I may have some free time, LOL)
But our kids are a reflection of ourselves- our faults and predjudices as well as the good stuff, and we need to recognize that fact.
A couple things I am very proud of:
1) In his brief but amazing 6 years, my son has never once comments or asked why a person is a different color. They're just people to him.
2) A couple of months ago, as we were leaving the grocery store, we found a wallet lying in the lot. We picked it up and hung out in that gerneal area for a couple minutes when I spotted an elderly man looking lost as hell, and brought the wallet over to him, much to his surprise and relief. When my boy asked why I did that, I simply said, "it's the right thing to do." On the way home I could see him pondering what I said and kinda mumbling "...right thing to do" under his breath as kids will do. I could have cried, I was so proud.
Again, I'm not running for office and I don't believe in heaven or hell. All we leave behind is our children, so making the world a better place through them is our responsibility.
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Off my soapbox now!!! LOL
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Submitted by angel_i on September 4, 2008 - 11:08am.
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I knew a young girl--very pretty and fairly smart--but she lived in an apt. with her siblings and her grandmother because her young mother was MIA and her father had been out of the picture since she was a fetus. My friend used her as an actress in a film she was making and she had a natural talent. Then she discovered boys and without the proper guidance she got pregnant at 13. What a waste.
I was simply mentioning random rules to point out the things kids usually hear both at home as well as at school and even other places. And you're right--many times parents follow the "Do as I say and not as I do" sense of skewed logic which confuses a child because a child will think "Ok, well, mom said you shouldn't steal, but I saw her take a twenty out of daddy's drawer without asking him first." and then, when the child becomes a teenager and the parents won't provide any more money for the week experience will conjure this sense of logic: "Well, I've seen mom take money without asking before, so I don't see anything wrong with me doing it once or twice..."
I suppose if parents and/or institutions attended by kids practice blatant hypocricy the only hope that's left is that the child's character is strong enough to differentiate right and wrong. They can either say, "I saw mom do it, so it should be ok if I do it," or preferably they could say, "Mom told me not to do it, but she just did it. That's not right." Unfortunately, however, that type of childhood realization oftentimes leads to rebellion.
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Hey, take it easy, will ya? I mean, the war's over. Get new parts for your head. -- Thornton Melon
Submitted by Hekki on September 4, 2008 - 10:20am.
Boob3rries: That's my bitter, cynical side talking. It's a damn shame what people have to go through to be able to adopt. I know a few people who are just desperate to adopt and it's absolutely disgusting that they can't.
It's one of the supreme unfairnesses of life that the people who aren't equipped or deserving can have all the kids they want, and the people who are the most loving, prepared and deserving can't
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Amen. And the background bullshit when it comes to adoption is universal. Trust me.
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Submitted by Your Mom Ate th... on September 4, 2008 - 10:13am.
Submitted by Boob3rries on September 4, 2008 - 11:04am.
Yes! And then? Then we blame TV for fucking up our children's minds and we say it's the mother of all evil. When it was us sending them to sit in front of it and suck on it like the almighty nipple it is in the first place...
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To tell you the truth, I never even understood the allure of sitting in front of a t.v. for hours watching a bunch of crap and doing little else--even when I was a kid--sure, I'd watch t.v. but 1. my mother never sat me purposely in front of it and 2. I'd watch for a little while and then get incredibly bored, soon looking for something more hands-on to do. Don't get me wrong--I loved my Looney Tunes (suddenly too "violent" for kids nowadays, btw, which is bullshit), but if I was watching Bugs Bunny get one over on Daffy and you came to me with paper and paints I'd abandon the television quicker than you could say "What's up, doc?"
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Same here! Exact same situation, with that or different shows, I was more of a geek so TV did not interest me all that much but of course I watched it, I was too a kid, and I'm from the generation that was somewhat raised on TV.
I had to re-educate my husband. Divorced parents, alcoholic dad raised him and my bro/sis in law. He couldn't care less so, you don't like dinner, here have chips or McDonalds, but I'm to busy to talk to you as a loving parent, so go watch TV.
Thank God hubby cared a bit more about his life and still tried forming a life aside from the television. But it took me a few months to get words from him and a little attention when the tele was on. Before that, not even expressing a minimum of emotion was allowed...why? We have TV. The TV is on. Shhh.
Just in case is not noticeable, I hate TV.
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yeahbuddy, OBAMA himself has referenced that NUMEROUS times. Most recently when he told his campaign and the world not to bother Palin's family as they should not forget he was born to a 17 year old Mother. The difference is he isn't preaching that abstinence should be taught in schools and parading around a 17 year old daughter that he has told everyone to leave alone but himself. As long as Palin is the one parading her, it's totally fine. Now buh bye. Off to another blog you go...
Submitted by yeahbuddy on September 4, 2008 - 11:18am.
Because that was 50 years ago and it doesn't matter NOW. Obama's mom is not serving as a role model for teens NOW. Obama's mom is not walking around on CNN in front of a international audience unwed with a baby bump!
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"that is not a common looking vagina right?"
Boob3rries: That's my bitter, cynical side talking. It's a damn shame what people have to go through to be able to adopt. I know a few people who are just desperate to adopt and it's absolutely disgusting that they can't.
It's one of the supreme unfairnesses of life that the people who aren't equipped or deserving can have all the kids they want, and the people who are the most loving, prepared and deserving can't.
Why doesn't anyone ever mention that Nobama's mom was 17 when she had HIM?
Submitted by Hekki on September 4, 2008 - 10:11am.
Not going to reply on the 'republican/democrat' part of your comment (cause again, I'm not American).
But in my particular case, I would adopt any baby of any color of any race, HELL I would adopt all of them if I had the means.
Yeah not important, sorry. My wannabe-mom jumped on that one.
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Submitted by Boob3rries on September 4, 2008 - 11:04am.
Yes! And then? Then we blame TV for fucking up our children's minds and we say it's the mother of all evil. When it was us sending them to sit in front of it and suck on it like the almighty nipple it is in the first place...
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To tell you the truth, I never even understood the allure of sitting in front of a t.v. for hours watching a bunch of crap and doing little else--even when I was a kid--sure, I'd watch t.v. but 1. my mother never sat me purposely in front of it and 2. I'd watch for a little while and then get incredibly bored, soon looking for something more hands-on to do. Don't get me wrong--I loved my Looney Tunes (suddenly too "violent" for kids nowadays, btw, which is bullshit), but if I was watching Bugs Bunny get one over on Daffy and you came to me with paper and paints I'd abandon the television quicker than you could say "What's up, doc?"
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Hey, take it easy, will ya? I mean, the war's over. Get new parts for your head. -- Thornton Melon
Submitted by EK: "If only adopting an American baby was easier and less expensive. Maybe then we wouldn't have to have this abortion/teen mothers debate so much."
Oh, that's one of the conservative/Republican quandaries. They can't stand that affluent white girls are aborting fetuses - there's a shortage of white babies. If there's no abortion, there will be more white babies!
But then all those brown people will be having their babies, and who wants to adopt them? And if no one adopts them, they'll be sucking up all that public assistance.
Hmmmm, what to do?
Submitted by Hekki on September 4, 2008 - 12:04pm.
There is a very good reason we don't want to encourage teenagers to get pregnant.
No matter what happens, there is going to be lots and lots of heartache.
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I don't think teens SHOULD get pregnant, necessarily, but with a tight family unit it doesn't have to be heartbreaking. I know a woman (better now that I did in HS) who had her baby at 15. I admired her then - it was uncommon but she was strong. She was all "my baby this and my baby that" all the time lol. But she had her mom and dad and grammy helping out too.
She finished school, went to college and now works as a nurse. Her daughter is just finishing HS now - NOT pregnant. Apparently, she helped her daughter learn from her mistakes.
They are both really happy people and always were.
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"You sicken everyone! Even Michael Jackson!" overheardinnewyork
American or not, a child is a child and deserves a chance. There are millions of unwanted kids in all over the world, and the almighty dollar is the only thing that stands between them and a good home with someone who can't have kids of their own.
Of course there are so many friggin pedophiles out there who would treat open adoption like a trip to the local sex shop, careful screening is a must, and that costs money. But a background check shouldn't cost 30-50K, the truth is that a lot of the $ goes to that country's goverment...even though that same govt would be lightening itself of the finacial burden of that child.
Sick world we live in.
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TT99 your movie is already number one at the box office. :o)
I thought the family looked like a loving caring family totally. That isn't what all the hubub is about. I think most of us can see that.
I thought one of the worst statements if not THE worst was when she said liberals are worried about reading the Al Quaeda terrorists their rights or something to that effect. Anyone remember that one? That was awful. So we should just throw away the key on anyone suspected of terrorism without a fair trial? Okey dokey. Oh wait...they've already done that haven't they? I seem to recall communists doing that a lot too....