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This couple has 17 children.
I guess they don't believe in birth control! Plus, all the kids have the same initials. Bet the girls can't wait to get married!
That amazing woman has been pregnant for 10.5 years of her life. WOW!!!!!!!!!
Posted by Amy at 8:50 AM
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6 comments:
Wow indeed.
*Sounds of a door slamming and Euphrony running, screaming in horror at the thought of having that many children*
I MUST say that I have the same reaction as euphrony. I will add that I would run and scream until I fell over with exhaustion, hoping to hit my head just right so that I could forget what horrible thing had freaked me out in the first place!
90,000 diapers?! There's a woman who should be using cloth - changing poopy diapers for real might slow down her desire for more babies. They need their own land fill - -- yuck.
The father is named Jim Bob. They live in Arkansas. (Not that there's anything wrong with that.)
And again I say. Wow.
Euphrony and Jen---LOL!
Leah--I knew you'd think that! I thought that! I was like...man I bet she wished she'd invested in those cloth diapers!
CHammer--I had the same Arkansas thought. I thought, I bet you'd never hear about a couple having 17 children in Seattle. Then again, it's much more affordable to have 17 children in Arkansas than Seattle.
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