Like the Middle East and how women are treated there - it's CULTURE! Ugghh.

God, she's horrible. I'll never understand why this family thinks they can just force themselves on the public in whatever persona they feel at the moment, without even being the least bit good at it. They are so delusional. I wish they would just GO AWAY.

Yes. Yes they are.

It's a viable enough consequence that it keeps happening, though! Seven kids is a hell of a lot to have without pregnancy seeming like a viable consequence.

I'm just a logical type person. If I were poor/struggling, I would be trying my damnedest to not keep having kids that would make us even poorer.

There ARE cheaper ways than the pill. And by the 7th kid, people surely know what causes that shit and can at least try to avoid it.

I already know that this will be a terribly unpopular question/opinion, but why have 7 children if you're that poor? Makes no sense whatsoever.

Just finished that book. He repeats himself a lot and says the same thing in different ways, but overall good info.

LOL... *snort*... "loose cannon sock designer"

Awesome! Love this article, huge Star Trek fan. I especially love Lwaxana, played by Majel Barrett - Nurse Christine Chapel in the original series, the voice of the ship's computer in all of them, and real-life wife of Gene Roddenberry. I also love Worf.

Culture or not, 12 IS just too fucking young. At that age they definitely are still children for Christ's sake!

And what planet do YOU live on?

One of the more disturbing quotes in this Quiverfull escapee's 5 Insane Lessons From My Christian Fundamentalist Childhood is "The individual babies really aren't as important as the quantity you successfully indoctrinate into the cause."

OMG, these people are fucking insane. A VAGINA IS NOT A CLOWN CAR - give it a rest already you stupid bitch, and your collaborator, too.

Fuck it; if I can't get into an airport lounge, no matter how much I fly them, then he shouldn't either.

Really, it's like "No one with a good memory can play!" Assholes.

You should correct the newsletters in red pen and mail them to the school anonymously. Surely an administrator will then deal with the idiot teacher.

That makes sense. I don't think I ever would actually weigh them and then go take them up on their offer. (And I LOVE rotisserie chicken; hubby teases me about it every chance he gets.) And what about the juices in the bottom of the container? Didn't that used to be in said chicken? Should that weight be…

I have yet to visit a Whole Foods. I guess it's just chance that I've never shopped at a chain that doesn't just sell them all at one price.

I guess I'm sort of puzzled as to why it would matter? Does Publix sell their rotisserie chicken by the pound? In stores around here they're sold at a flat price (anywhere from $5.00-$6.99 usually), so a few ounces either way wouldn't bother me at all.