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  • spanielsells
    quote:Duggar says she and husband Jim Bob

    Okay, this has to be a piece from The Onion.

    quote:she still has plenty of energy and only minor aches and pains.

    Yeah, at Kid #17, I'm pretty sure that baby just kinda falls out into the bassinet at that stage of the game. Probably similar to passing gas.
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  • spanielsells
    quote:Originally posted by HobbyGuy
    I didn't read the article (because I really don't care about stupid people), but I would guess they are mormon, or have a farm. [;)]
    E-I-E-I-O
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  • 65gto389
    Thats cool if they giggity giggity all the time; however cant they do it when she does not have a chance to get pregnant?


    How are they going to provide for the children?
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  • Marc1301
    They won't be able to,............but you and I will "pick up the slack" ![;)]
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  • spanielsells
    quote:Originally posted by 65gto389
    How are they going to provide for the children?

    Old Jim-Bob had a farm
    W-E-L-F-A-R-E

    And on that farm he had 17 kids
    W-E-L-F-A-R-E

    With a whine-whine here
    And a dirty diaper there
    Here a kid
    There a kid
    Everywhere a *&^% kid-kid

    Old Jim-Bob had a farm
    W-E-L-F-A-R-E
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  • bigtire
    quote:Originally posted by 65gto389

    How are they going to provide for the children?


    "Duggar says she and husband Jim Bob, a former state representative and U-S Senate candidate, view each phase of their children's lives as an adventure.

    The Duggars home school their children at their seven-thousand-square foot home in Tontitown."

    I think they are doing quite well. I saw a TV special on them and they are not hurting for money.

    If they can afford it, and not be a burden to the government, I say let them have as many kids as she can pop out.
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  • spanielsells
    quote:Originally posted by bigtire
    quote:Originally posted by 65gto389

    How are they going to provide for the children?


    "Duggar says she and husband Jim Bob, a former state representative and U-S Senate candidate, view each phase of their children's lives as an adventure.

    The Duggars home school their children at their seven-thousand-square foot home in Tontitown."

    I think they are doing quite well. I saw a TV special on them and they are not hurting for money.

    If they can afford it, and not be a burden to the government, I say let them have as many kids as she can pop out.

    Sorry, Al Gore says that this many kids are bad for global warming.
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  • Mk 19
    17 Kids, thats just a begining. I was talking to one of my friends last night and he said his grandmother had 22 kids, plus his grandfater was a skirt chaser and had 12 other kids with 7 other gals. Now there is someone who should have been fixed.
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  • jonk
    I do not see a problem with having 1, 17, or 30 kids if you can provide for them and give them a healthy environment to grow up. I say, congrats and best wishes.
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  • Mercury
    Those people ARE the people in that poster! I love that poster.......it's so true!

    Merc
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  • alledan
    quote:Originally posted by 65gto389
    Thats cool if they giggity giggity all the time; however cant they do it when she does not have a chance to get pregnant?


    How are they going to provide for the children?

    I knew an old lady who lived in a shoe
    She had so many kids her tail fell threw[:0]

    Here comes the tax man![}:)]
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  • KSUmarksman
    one pregnancy afer the next, wow Mrs. Duggar is a glutton for punishment [:p]
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  • 1911a1-fan
    quote:Originally posted by Mercury
    Those people ARE the people in that poster! I love that poster.......it's so true!

    Merc


    the irony is i found that a few days ago on photo bucket, then see this on the news this morning, and did not realize it was them until i made this thread

    i wonder how much we would have to pay them if they where on welfare, i knew a few blacks that had 4-5 each, and both got over a grand a month, and free housing
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  • Mk 19
    Do you realize that she has been pregnant for 12.75 years!!!
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  • gagirl
    quote:Originally posted by bigtire
    quote:Originally posted by 65gto389

    How are they going to provide for the children?


    "Duggar says she and husband Jim Bob, a former state representative and U-S Senate candidate, view each phase of their children's lives as an adventure.

    The Duggars home school their children at their seven-thousand-square foot home in Tontitown."

    I think they are doing quite well. I saw a TV special on them and they are not hurting for money.

    If they can afford it, and not be a burden to the government, I say let them have as many kids as she can pop out.


    I have seen them in a few different programs too. They seem to be very happy and provide for their family very well. They are not on any public assistance, but are very smart with their budget. It is none of my business how many kids they choose to have as long as I am not supporting them. I am glad they have that much love to share.
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  • 1911a1-fan
    i think you people are missing the big picture here








    UTERIS ABUSE


    I watched my son being born, it took years to get over that{flashback} LOL
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  • Aspen79se
    At this point, isn't it like throwing a hotdog down a hallway?
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  • Locust Fork
    I saw the program on the Discovery channel following them while expecting child #16....they are VERY white bread and church-like. Making the dresses the girls wear and building the home they were planning to move into (that looked like a hotel) themselves. The group went on a "field trip" to see construction workers doing some kind of insulation spray thing.

    They seem a little TOO happy....the mom has the WIDE EYED look like she is having an acid trip or something. I have become a little leary of people who don't participate in society in normal terms...and these people seem brain washed like no others I've seen.
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  • bigtire
    quote:Originally posted by Aspen79se
    At this point, isn't it like throwing a hotdog down a hallway?


    Honey? Where is that echo coming from?
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  • Kodiakk
    People really should read before posting. These folks have cash obviously. Good luck to them and I hope for their happiness and sanity. God knows I might go insane and I only have two. [:I]
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  • tccox
    My grandad/mom were way behind with only 13 kids!! There were two sets of twins involved. I believe an aunt had two sets of twins and my sis had twins. Thank goodness, my two came one atta time. Tom

    PS Big families down south were fairly normal around turn of century. Lots of hands to help farm. Not quite the same now unless they might be South of the border, down Mexico way. Tom
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  • GUNFUNCO
    I have a friend who was one of 18 children. [:0]

    I say it's up to them. I would have had more if I could have convinced my wife to have them. Since she wouldn't, maybe I should take applications from those who would.[:D]

    It would have to be a closed door interview.[;)]
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  • 65gto389
    I think the guinness world book record for most children by a woman (I assume its the same man) is an astonishing 69 children. Granted none of them were 'single' births; but F$%^!, they must be machines. [:0][B)]


    This Guinness record holder deserves an honorable mention._ The greatest number of children officially recorded to one woman is 69. Mrs. Feodor Vassilyev (born 1707 in Shuya, Russia) gave birth to 16 pairs of twins, seven sets of triplets and four sets of quads (the greatest number of multiple births in one family). Only two of the children - all born between 1725 and 1765 - failed to survive its infancy.

    Although the book did not exist back then, wow; what a giggity world we live in. [:0]
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  • abcguns2
    Well , I wonder if they know what causes this ??? and I bet that is some loose ....well never mind ...
    Thanks !!!
    d.a.stearns
    Gunsmith / LEO
    Niota , Tn
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  • rossowmn
    I, too, have seen TV specials about this family. They seem decent, caring and sane, more or less. Zero welfare is involved. My only concern is, whether this family can provide for itself or not, what would happen if everyone decided to have that many kids? The earth's resources simply couldn't handle the demand.
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  • v35
    Good for them if they are happy and can afford it.
    No room for selfishness or slackers.
    Locust Fork makes an interesting point. The kids will be different.
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  • GUNFUNCO
    Good thing they live in America. It's a free country. Maybe they could be their own state and elect some pro-gun legislature.
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  • Colt Super
    Folks...

    This is America... founded so people COULD determine the course of their own lives.

    Wouldn't you be a little glassy eyed with 17 kids ??

    I've only got six, and I have been known to be glsaay eyed, from time to time - and I'm not their MOM.

    Doug
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