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Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Mind your own business.
It is his business.
No it's not.
Yes it is.
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Mind your own business.
It is his business.
No it's not.
Originally posted by: purbeast0
Originally posted by: PipBoy
Less than the chance of this thread being locked.
This is a thread in all seriousness. So please don't lock it.
Originally posted by: Shanti
Women occasionally have two eggs come down instead of one. (fraternal twins)
If this happens, it seems that it would be possible for one to be fertilized and implant, while the other does not.
Originally posted by: caitlion
Originally posted by: Shanti
Women occasionally have two eggs come down instead of one. (fraternal twins)
If this happens, it seems that it would be possible for one to be fertilized and implant, while the other does not.
i dont think you know what youre talking about.
anyway, yes it is possible, but i dont know about the chances.. she should have a test just to be safe i think. also, depo is always a good way to keep babys away
how old is she btw?
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Mind your own business.
It is his business.
No it's not. It's his sister's business.
Originally posted by: Skoorb
FWIW I heard also about a woman who was in the bathroom and I guess out came a baby. I don't know if it landed in the toilet or anything but the thing plopped out of her walrus-like body and she had no idea it was even in there. Utterly repulsive she must have been.I've heard a little bit about this before and the babies in such cases are called "paper dolls" because they basically get squished flat by the weight of the mother's body. In one case, this 400-pound woman had somehow managed to get knocked up by some enterprising fellow and came to the doctor because she was noticing a "discharge". Turned out it was the fetus oozing out.
Originally posted by: Zombie
Also it may not be too later for your sister to consider PLAN B.
Originally posted by: Mookow
Originally posted by: Zombie
Also it may not be too later for your sister to consider PLAN B.
I dont think many people, even ATOT members, could tell their sister to start DIITB
Originally posted by: Zombie
besides, just because she is eating too much does not mean she is pregnant. How do you know she is having unprotected sex?
Girls lose a lot blood during heavy periods and thus feel weak sometimes. So I don't see a big deal if she eats a little more. I do think that you are jumping the guy here.
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Mind your own business.
It is his business.
No it's not.
Yes it is.
Originally posted by: fivespeed5
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Mind your own business.
It is his business.
No it's not.
Yes it is.
family business = my business
Originally posted by: blackdogdeek
Originally posted by: Skoorb
FWIW I heard also about a woman who was in the bathroom and I guess out came a baby. I don't know if it landed in the toilet or anything but the thing plopped out of her walrus-like body and she had no idea it was even in there. Utterly repulsive she must have been.I've heard a little bit about this before and the babies in such cases are called "paper dolls" because they basically get squished flat by the weight of the mother's body. In one case, this 400-pound woman had somehow managed to get knocked up by some enterprising fellow and came to the doctor because she was noticing a "discharge". Turned out it was the fetus oozing out.
i remember hearing about that happening to a high school senior at her senior prom but i think she tried to dispose of the baby and got caught.
Originally posted by: InverseOfNeo
Originally posted by: blackdogdeek
Originally posted by: Skoorb
FWIW I heard also about a woman who was in the bathroom and I guess out came a baby. I don't know if it landed in the toilet or anything but the thing plopped out of her walrus-like body and she had no idea it was even in there. Utterly repulsive she must have been.I've heard a little bit about this before and the babies in such cases are called "paper dolls" because they basically get squished flat by the weight of the mother's body. In one case, this 400-pound woman had somehow managed to get knocked up by some enterprising fellow and came to the doctor because she was noticing a "discharge". Turned out it was the fetus oozing out.
i remember hearing about that happening to a high school senior at her senior prom but i think she tried to dispose of the baby and got caught.
Dude, that was CSI or maybe Law and Order or actually maybe even Joan of Arcadia you saw. ONe of those shows had an episode where the exact thing happened.
On another note, I think it is his business. If my little sister (if I had one) was having unprotected sex and is quite possibly pregnant, I would feel compelled to do something about it for her and help her out.
Originally posted by: Skoorb
FWIW I heard also about a woman who was in the bathroom and I guess out came a baby. I don't know if it landed in the toilet or anything but the thing plopped out of her walrus-like body and she had no idea it was even in there. Utterly repulsive she must have been.I've heard a little bit about this before and the babies in such cases are called "paper dolls" because they basically get squished flat by the weight of the mother's body. In one case, this 400-pound woman had somehow managed to get knocked up by some enterprising fellow and came to the doctor because she was noticing a "discharge". Turned out it was the fetus oozing out.
Originally posted by: InverseOfNeo
Dude, that was CSI or maybe Law and Order or actually maybe even Joan of Arcadia you saw. ONe of those shows had an episode where the exact thing happened.
When I said "it seems", I meant I was only guessing at a possible reason for it to occur.Originally posted by: caitlion
Originally posted by: Shanti
Women occasionally have two eggs come down instead of one. (fraternal twins)
If this happens, it seems that it would be possible for one to be fertilized and implant, while the other does not.
i dont think you know what youre talking about.
anyway, yes it is possible, but i dont know about the chances.. she should have a test just to be safe i think. also, depo is always a good way to keep babys away
how old is she btw?