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Thursday, May 10, 2012

Are You Mom Enough? WTF?

Democrat or Bubonic
Today's Bubonic Culture
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Res Ipsa Loquitur

The cover goes with the magazine’s feature story on “attachment parenting” — a philosophy designed to foster a secure bond to the child. Co-sleeping, or the “family bed,” and breastfeeding well past babyhood are sometimes the hallmarks of attachment parenting.

The mother pictured on the cover is Jamie Lynne Grumet of Los Angeles and her 3-year-old son.

“I don’t consider breastfeeding immodest at all—I’m not shy about doing it in public,” she told Time.

Time subscribers can read the full story here; other (non-subscriber) material is available here. [BLAZE]

Some Freeper comments:
Togas in the senate are next.

Why am I thinking “Oreo”?

He owes her a dollar, at least.

Like Stan used to say on South Park, “Dude, this is pretty f’d up, right here.”

 I pity the woman that ends up married to that boy...

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17 comments:

  1. Anonymous5/10/12, 7:14 PM

    If you are pondering your major right now, I would recommend psychiatry. There are gonna be some F*&@ED UP people out there in a couple of years.
    Tim

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  2. Anonymous5/10/12, 8:33 PM

    Hey move over kid. It's my turn.

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  3. Anonymous5/10/12, 8:33 PM

    Hey move over kid. It's my turn.

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  4. pdwalker5/10/12, 9:10 PM

    Hey, she's kinda attractive. Wouldn't you want to hang off that nipple too?

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  5. Jess5/10/12, 9:11 PM

    Three years old? Yeah, and I'm an astronaut.

    Time Magazine will need to photograph some midget sex, or animal abuse to top their child porn cover.

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  6. Kristophr5/10/12, 11:01 PM

    Unless that kid is over 18, Time just met the definition of child porn in the US.

    That ain't no three year old.

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  7. Papa Rod5/10/12, 11:06 PM

    The Karankawa Indians of coastal South Texas reportedly breastfed their children up to the age of 12. A couple of caveats: 1) The Karankawa spent much of any given year starving to death, and 2) the Karankawa are extinct. I believe there's a lesson or two therein. (Though I think both lessons are lost on the smug ginch in the pic and that pre-sociopathic little pisspot latched onto her).

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  8. Anonymous5/10/12, 11:23 PM

    "Mom: [weeping] I didn't breast feed you for seventeen years so you could come to this!
    Son: Aw Mom!
    Mom: Now Come to Mother.
    Son: But I'm not hungry."
    - Firesign Theater
    GrinfilledCelt

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  9. Anonymous5/11/12, 1:27 AM

    Does daddy ever get a crack at her?

    Casca

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  10. Anonymous5/11/12, 1:39 AM

    I don’t consider breastfeeding immodest at all—I’m not shy about doing it in public,”

    k then, I'm next

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  11. Anonymous5/11/12, 3:46 AM

    A couple of more years and he won't need a chair.
    The left one must be his flavorite.

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  12. Anonymous5/11/12, 9:29 AM

    Reminds me of Obama at the Statue of Liberty.

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  13. BlogDog5/11/12, 10:03 AM

    Grinfilled Celt -
    If memory serves, that line is "Malcolm X John Lennon, come dig your mother."
    "Aw mom, I'm not hungry!"

    I think you need to be taken in for regrooving.

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  14. DougM5/11/12, 2:24 PM

    Here's another good'n.
    (also posted above, sorry)

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  15. drew4585/11/12, 5:21 PM

    Thanks guys; I'm not the only one who's first response was "that kid ain't 3". I bet he's 5, maybe 6.

    And I bet he's not potty trained either.

    Total. Parenting. Fail.

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  16. Anonymous5/11/12, 11:20 PM

    This is just another reason I am proud that I cancelled my subscription to Tim some four or five years ago. they finally did, after I returned their subscription forms back to them with less that civil notes in them. At least, the evelopes were prepaid postage so ti cost nothing. And I haven't heard from them since they finally got the message.

    Scottiebill

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  17. Skip5/12/12, 12:37 AM

    After seeing a stack of Times in the Doc's waiting room, when he called me in I pulled my Kimber and laid it on the table and asked him if he had any Gun and Ammo mags.
    Not much was said.

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