Unbelievably selfish to have 14 kids?
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1279654/Su...
I'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
I'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
Edited by Marty Funkhouser on Thursday 20th May 09:49
Father gets up at 5am and goes to work. Mum sorts out the kids and then has a child minder while she heads off to work too.
Fine by me and lets face it, The Daily Hate would be the first voice shouting 'benefit scrounger' if it had any suspi9cions they were on the take...
I bet its got an echo though...
Fine by me and lets face it, The Daily Hate would be the first voice shouting 'benefit scrounger' if it had any suspi9cions they were on the take...
I bet its got an echo though...
Marty Funkhouser said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1279654/Su...
I'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
Doesn't sound selfish to me. There have ben large familes for centuries, not just since the 50sI'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
Edited by Marty Funkhouser on Thursday 20th May 09:49

'We have always wanted to support ourselves,' she said. 'I like being kept busy, I wouldn't like not to work - neither of us would even though it can be quite difficult juggling work and home.'
Halb said:
Marty Funkhouser said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1279654/Su...
I'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
Doesn't sound selfish to me. There have ben large familes for centuries, not just since the 50sI'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
Edited by Marty Funkhouser on Thursday 20th May 09:49

'We have always wanted to support ourselves,' she said. 'I like being kept busy, I wouldn't like not to work - neither of us would even though it can be quite difficult juggling work and home.'
Marty Funkhouser said:
Halb said:
Marty Funkhouser said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1279654/Su...
I'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
Doesn't sound selfish to me. There have ben large familes for centuries, not just since the 50sI'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
Edited by Marty Funkhouser on Thursday 20th May 09:49

'We have always wanted to support ourselves,' she said. 'I like being kept busy, I wouldn't like not to work - neither of us would even though it can be quite difficult juggling work and home.'
Great Pretender said:
Do we suspect that Daddy is perhaps dealing in substances that look like flour, but aren't?
Anyway, WTF is the point in having 14 kids? There should be a law that prohibits any more than two.
He's not a Director of any companies, would a successful bakery be run as a sole trader?Anyway, WTF is the point in having 14 kids? There should be a law that prohibits any more than two.
blindswelledrat said:
Well they can.
How typical of a Daily Mail Reader to try and make this into a benefit scrounger thread.
Hard working family who love kids and work thier b
ks off to support them, and you want to slate them.
Just f
k off.
Yes, but having 14 kids is just silly. It's a bit like having a garden full of gnomes.How typical of a Daily Mail Reader to try and make this into a benefit scrounger thread.
Hard working family who love kids and work thier b
ks off to support them, and you want to slate them.Just f
k off.Marty Funkhouser said:
Halb said:
Marty Funkhouser said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1279654/Su...
I'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
Doesn't sound selfish to me. There have ben large familes for centuries, not just since the 50sI'm sorry, but there's a point where having kids one after another becomes incredibly selfish....can a baker support that many offspring without assistance from the state???
Edited by Marty Funkhouser on Thursday 20th May 09:49

'We have always wanted to support ourselves,' she said. 'I like being kept busy, I wouldn't like not to work - neither of us would even though it can be quite difficult juggling work and home.'
blindswelledrat said:
Well they can.
How typical of a Daily Mail Reader to try and make this into a benefit scrounger thread.
Hard working family who love kids and work thier b
ks off to support them, and you want to slate them.
Just f
k off.
Its not that I have the major issue with - I basically think its selfish to have that many kids given the population of this planet. How typical of a Daily Mail Reader to try and make this into a benefit scrounger thread.
Hard working family who love kids and work thier b
ks off to support them, and you want to slate them.Just f
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