On Mon, 01 Sep 2008 14:12:22 -0400, hk wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:
On Mon, 01 Sep 2008 17:31:21 GMT, Vince wrote:


So she is the "big sister" not the pregnant girl who we dont want seen

You guys are funny.
A 17 year-old unmarried girl gets pregnant.
Her folks are no doubt upset, maybe shamed, and don't want to parade
her belly on national TV. Not good for her, not good for them.
End of the world as we know it.
You sound like a bunch of old housewives sitting around gossiping.
Hilda says, "Martha, did you hear Bertha saw the Connover's youngest,
Betty I think, necking with the Graves' son, Jimmy I think, right in
his car parked in front of the Connovers' house last night?"
Martha, putting both hands to her lips, astounded, says, "Oh Lordy.
Oh Lordy. I do declare, there's trouble brewing there!"
Hilda replies, "What is this world coming to?" and slowly shakes her
head back and forth in a mournful fashion.
Martha follows suit. Then they tsk tsk as continue knitting doilies.
BTW, these old hags could be had for a couple drinks and some sweet
talk when their skin was smooth. And they had shotgun weddings.
Fits you guys to a T. Gossips.

--Vic


The issue is the mother, not the daughter, and McCain. It's the
Republican b.s. and hypocrisy about abstinence, sex education, and
availability of contraception.

Nope, just teen-age hormones kicking in. Parents' political parties,
views on birth-control and abstinence, etc, etc, don't matter.
Happens all the time.
I used to read the old gossip Ann Landers after I did the crossword.
Couple things I remember her saying, or maybe just passing on.
One was this:
"Your children don't come from you, they come through you."
Makes sense to me.
Now here you are, an avowed liberal, open-minded, ready-to-forgive,
not only castigating the girl's parents, but blaming John McCain
because a teen-age girl got pregnant.
Idealogues are pretty funny.

--Vic