http://www.cnn.com/2007/LIVING/personal/08/03/17.kids.ap/index.html

Can you imagine having 17 children?

Froggy wrote:

I think it is great. She seems to love them a lot. I would love to
meet them. They sound like a great family.

Tori

Froggy wrote:

Only in a really, really bad dream.

Clisby

"Froggy" yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Oh god, not the Duggars again.
"Amazing" isn't exactly the word I'd use to describe them.

"Froggy" yahoo.com> wrote in
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can you imagine spending 10.5 years of your life pregnant?
ack!
unfortunately they're one of those couples that name all the
kids with a single initial letter... poor Jinger :(
lee thinking they really ought to consider the impact on the
world...>

Froggy wrote:

Can you imagine BEING one of 17 children?

IMO gestation isn't a sacrament.

gloria p

"Froggy" yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I wonder what type of work they do that allows them to support such a large
family! That must be daunting!

-Aula

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enigma wrote:

Just think when they had 4 and they figured ok we will have Jill, John,
Jake and... ummm Lisa.. who knew they would have to come up with 13 more ...

Puester wrote:

I would much rather be 1 of 17 in a loving family then a single in a
uncaring family. I can actually picture having a large family then
being the only one. I just had 1 brother and would have loved more
siblings. I am a little sad that my Step brother and sister and I are
not closer, but we did not meet until a few years ago.

Tori