Apparently, it is a clown car...

[footfootfoot]

http://www.cnn.com/2011/11/08/showbi...-decision-ppl/

[HungLikeJesus]

I don't know anything about those people, but that guy looks like a baptist.

[Griff]

crazy is as crazy does

[footfootfoot]

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[footfootfoot]

Originally Posted by HungLikeJesus

I don't know anything about those people, but that guy looks like a baptist.

I don't think his wife resisted, and if she did she didn't press charges.

[DanaC]

The identical hair styles are slightly scary.

[HungLikeJesus]

And if each of those kids have 20 kids, and those kids each have 20 kids, and so on, in a couple of generations everyone in Arkansas will be related.

[Rrrraven]

I'm sad for her uterus. Seriously.

This all makes me very tired.

[BigV]

Originally Posted by Rrrraven

I'm sad for her uterus. Seriously.

This all makes me very tired.

bwaaaaahhahahaha!

[SamIam]

Originally Posted by Rrrraven

I'm sad for her uterus. Seriously.

This all makes me very tired.

Yeah, but look at what a well-paid uterus it is:

"The Duggars, who star on TLC's "19 Kids and Counting," live debt free."

Bet the kids all turn out to be serial murders.

[monster]

Originally Posted by HungLikeJesus

And if each of those kids have 20 kids, and those kids each have 20 kids, and so on, in a couple of generations everyone in Arkansas will be related.

ummm.....

[zippyt]

i was born in Tennessee,

These folks are FREAKS !!!

[BigV]

The Meaning of Life

The Miracle of Birth: Part 2: The Third World


ANNOUNCER: The Miracle of Birth: Part Two: The Third World.


[sombre music]

[bark bark bark bark bark bark]

[quack quack]

[quack quack quack quack quack quack]

DAD: Oh, bloody hell. [quack quack quack] [fwump]

BABY: [crying]

MUM: Ohh, get that, would you, Deirdre?

DIERDRE: All right, Mum.

BABY: [crying]

[bark bark bark bark bark bark bark]

CHILDREN: [talking]

[Clodfobble]

Originally Posted by SamIam

Yeah, but look at what a well-paid uterus it is:

"The Duggars, who star on TLC's "19 Kids and Counting," live debt free."

For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure they were debt-free before the show came along too. I don't watch the show, but I saw the original special on them about 5 years ago, when they were still living with 18 kids in a standard 3-bedroom house, before TLC built them their current big-ass house. The dad is self-employed in real estate, and I'm certain he pulls in over 100K per year, possibly 200-300K. All their clothes are from a charity store, their water bills weren't that much higher than any other family because they didn't have enough time in the day anyway, and were on a shower rotation where each kid got to shower twice a week, etc. Food costs were in the range of $3000 per month, but other than that they spent almost nothing on anything.

I wouldn't want to be part of their family, but I give them credit for their work ethic and self-discipline.

[Sundae]

Originally Posted by Clodfobble

I wouldn't want to be part of their family, but I give them credit for their self-discipline.

Okay, snipped, because you mentioned work ethic.
But I don't really see any self discipline there.
In another time, another place they could not support a family that size. There is a reason why sons worked the land and daughters used to be married out young. Neither are allowed these days.

And I don't believe a child with more than 10 siblings can really get a decent amount of love and guidance from their parents. In the past they would have had it from their older siblings (my Grandmother was effectively a parent to her younger siblings from the age of 12) but that is not the way of the world now. If the siblings demur, what happens then?

If God had wanted women to spawn endlessly He'd have provided infinite resources.