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  1. fuzz on the concept says:

    don’t litter

  2. fuzz on the concept says:

    This is Sparta.

  3. The goal of the Duggar family?

  4. d-maztablazta says:

    300 babies??? tonight we dine in hell!!!

  5. d-maztablazta says:

    i mean, 300 babies, this is madness!

  6. grannycatflap says:

    that guy looks like he might have trouble counting
    *checks fingers*

  7. Kayvan says:

    Octomom to the nth power.

  8. fuzz on the concept says:

    Into the valley of Pink
    Rode the first three hundred.

    It's good for relieving my Tennyson.
  9. The Shocker says:

    My goal in life? Wait… I read my first 300 abortions.

  10. that’s nothing, i just had my 345th baby. at this point, thry’re just walking out… :-(

    • fuzz on the quote from 300 says:

      ♪♫ you had a he and you had a she … [repeat x 300]
      and so they will march together, so they will march together ♪♫

      maybe should have considered using a Pretorian guard
    • That’s the point where you should just have a conveyor belt installed.

      • oh, that is actually a really good idea!! how many babies can one woman have in a life time? figure you can start at age 12 or 13 and have to stop by 51 or there about. 39 years in which to bear children. in order to bear 300 childern you would have to have 1 prgnancy a year consisting of 7 or 8 babies each time………. oh, god! I think 39 babies is too much. drs actually reccomend you wait 18 months to start annother baby. so rationaly starting at age 25 according to child health usa 2004 (clicky) and ending at age 45 a woman could achieve only 9 pregnancies.

          • Leila ♀ whose clone is with Malicite for errands and stuff says:

            You will never experience pain like childbirth. You want to keep doing it again and again?

            • Ms B ♥ says:

              Epidurals are a life saver! I would have never had a second child without that miracle of the medicine world!

              • Elsa_Mama says:

                You forget about it after a little while (at least I did) “regular” birth is definately better than a C-section. I had both — C-section with Matt and then “regular” with my daughter. And, yes, epidurals are great…

                • Bearly Awake says:

                  Wow, they let you have a natural birth after a C-section? That’s really unusual – most people are relegated to C-sections exclusively after they have the first one.

                  • Ms B ♥ says:

                    It depends on your doctor. There is a large gravitation to natural birth nowadays. I think the trends change every few years.

                    • Elsa_Mama says:

                      My Mom had 5 c-sections — her doctor threatened to just install a zipper … she was not amused.

                      • Bearly Awake says:

                        I am! :lol:

                      • Elsa_Mama says:

                        Yep — gotta love doctors — once she complained of being dizzy when she got up at night and he told her she could be dizzy, she was not blond. When that did not satisfy her he told her to just stop getting up at night …

              • Leila ♀ whose clone is with Malicite for errands and stuff says:

                I didn’t want anyone coming near my spine with that HUGE needle. *shudders* …so mine was natural – 8lbs 12oz and 22 1/2 inches long. :shock:

                • Ms B ♥ says:

                  The needle’s not that big. It’s a bit long, but not as long as people make it out to be. Plus, you don’t even have to see it. It goes in your back anyway.

                  • Elsa_Mama says:

                    I was going to go natural as well — until hellish back labor kicked in and my now ex was quite disinterested in doing anything… worked out well, as the epidural kicked in I relaxed and Christine just popped out after three pushes — such a good girl…

                    Of course, that was the last time she was easy… :grin: my parently style is totally opposite the one in this book

                  • Elsa_Mama says:

                    The hardest part is when they tell to stay still just as a labor pain hits … :(

                    • Ms B ♥ says:

                      Yes, that is the hard part. “Don’t move while we put the needle into the precise spot.” “Oh, look! Here comes another contraction! That looks like a big one!”

                      *grumble grumble*

                      I’m a big sissy. I got my epidural after only 2 hours of labor on my first baby. For the second baby, the second I was settled into the hospital bed I demanded they get the anesthesiologist ready.

                  • Leila ♀ whose clone is with Malicite for errands and stuff says:

                    Ms B, I have this crazy fear of needles. I am a grown woman and I am not ashamed to cry when I see a needle. I endured 19 hours of labor. The doc insisted I take some pain meds because I refused the epidural and wasn’t dialating fast enough.

                    They actually were surprised because they expected a less than 7lbs baby. I don’t know where she was hiding but they had to call in for more doctors for help. We made them earn their pennies that day. :D

                    • I hate needles too, Leila, although I manage when I need to.
                      And I cannot handle the sight of blood or serious injury. If somebody gets injured, I’ll get woozy. Yes, I’m a wimp.
                      (I also don’t like graphic violence in movies, and have not watched a number of highly-regarded movies for this reason. Such as almost anything directed by Mel Gibson)

                • *cringes*
                  I was about 9 lbs. At the same time, a 10-lb baby was born to another woman. Everybody came by to gawk at the “huge” baby!
                  *pouts cause big baby stole the show*
                  We grew up together, through high school.

                • AAHAHAHAHAAAAKKKKK!!!! ok, cannot even !magine the pain!!!

            • red.kitteh says:

              I live in a place where women stop having babies @ 35. Thirty-six is too many, even for them. Most of the time…

              I think my gramma did have the conveyor belt mod done.

              And always remember, they can screw up an epidural just like anything else. Mine fell out. Got to feel the whole thing. But, I was an old mom for Utah, being seventeen and all…

          • lol, i just want 4. That will be good enough for me. My dear, sweet lover wants 9, but I told him he could have the other 5. lol!

        • Kiddo says:

          My moms grandma had 13 children…

  11. Someone says:

    Take that, dalmations! Almost triple the amount!

  12. Mookie says:

    Doesn’t that woman have a mouth?

  13. Vollidiot says:

    My first 300 babies failed as well.

  14. Ms B ♥ says:

    I don’t get what the problem here is. Aren’t we supposed to have babies like crazy so we can multiply and populate the earth? ;)

  15. newbie with boobies says:

    Is this Octomom’s autobiography?

  16. meyaht says:

    Powerthirst works! (this is relevant, do a search on college humor)

  17. Cormorant says:

    Give Shocolate to your babies and they’ll be good at SPORTS…?

  18. Dude says:

    They must be drinking Powerthirst.

  19. DarkMitch says:

    ‘Sif not 400 babies. They must not have finished their glass of Powerthirst. Now we’ll have a shortage of athletes to tie with the Kenyans. -.-

    • Dude says:

      No, this book is just only about their first 300. The other 100 they don’t care about enough to include in the book.

  20. Disappointing says:

    Wot no clown car jokes?

    Also if you’re an obstetrician, 300 babies won’t take too long to rack up.

  21. Jeremy Stein says:

    I’ve read the book. It’s by a woman who helped many couples with their babies. Her vast experience is referenced by the title.

    It’s a terrible book.

  22. Ploerp says:

    Man, 300 babies. That’s exactly one garbage truck.

  23. to all the regulardmay i tell the Ploerp troll to burn in hell?

  24. Jackalope says:

    Actually, it’s a pretty good book about child training written by a mid-wife/nanny that has been there for 300 births and some subsequent training of the child. The approach of the author is that the parents run the home and the child needs to adapt to the schedule of the parents (not the other way around which is a common cause of parental insanity).

    The title does get your attention though.

    • Ms B ♥ says:

      I personally prefer to let the baby guide the schedule. Some babies can’t be forced to a certain schedule. My first kid was a 3-nap a day baby. Drove the babysitters crazy some days. But it was at the same time every day, and usually the same length of time. And he’s a happier child for it. Balance is key.

      • Ms B ♥ says:

        In other words, I don’t control his life, he doesn’t control mine, instead we live life together! It’s much more fun that way!

      • Elsa_Mama says:

        Yes — balance is the key. Limits within reason — however, the child is the new life that you chose to bring here — they should not have to conform to who and what you are, but be allowed to explore there own thoughts and needs, within an acceptable, flexible framework.

        Sorry — but it is the ADULTS that need to adapt to the children, not the other way around.

        • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric. says:

          Often times it is the adults who unknowingly do the adapting. Aka finding out the child’s sleep schedule and conforming around it.

          • Ms B ♥ says:

            *blinks blearingly*

            Sleep? What is this sleep schedule you speak of? Just when you think you have it, BAM! She throws in a curve ball!!!

            • Elsa_Mama says:

              My two were 16 months apart and Matt was a preemie… Both were nursed. I did not sleep longer than 3 or 4 hours at a single stretch for ohhhh, about 3 years!!

              • Ms B ♥ says:

                I was reeeeaally lucky. My first was sleeping through the night at 3 months. He loves his sleep, and still takes naps a 3 years old! Now my daughter on the other hand…

                • Marius says:

                  Our first didn’t sleep for three months and became a sweetheart. Our second slept through the night before she was a month old, she has tortured us ever since.

                  • Skratdaddy-Early adopter says:

                    Ach…we just get em at 16mos and already trained. Saves time and sleep.

                    • Elsa_Mama says:

                      Hrm — Kudos for adopting, but somehow this comment still hits me wrong ….

                      • Skratdaddy-Early adopter says:

                        Well, the baby house in Siberia had them on a pretty tight schedule. They had 20 mins to eat…after that, too bad. For 5 mos my son would put pcs of food under his leg for later in case he got hungry. Took quite a while for him to understand that he could get food when he wanted (within reason) and could eat until he was full. Bedtime, nap time, and eating time was always on a strict schedlue. That was the “training” I was referring to EM.

                        • Elsa_Mama says:

                          Sigh … poor babies. People that take the time and effort to save them are wonderful… *squeeze*

                        • Skratdaddy-Early adopter says:

                          *squeeze back*
                          It’s just as much for us as him. Next year China for a girl! Can’t wait to go.

                • Elsa_Mama says:

                  Matt would only sleep if you was draped backwards over my pregnant belly, head back, arms over his head- snoring. I told Christine there was nothing she could do about him laying on her as he been doing sicne before she was born!

                • Elsa_Mama says:

                  Weird — trying to post about Matt sleeping on me when I was pregant with Christine and it is being moderated — can’t figure out which word has triggered it — so sorry for when all three attempts post together (or not I suppose)

      • VurtualRuler98 says:

        Does it include a free knife to send them off with to attack and steal from enemy peoples?

  25. red.kitteh says:

    They sell that book in Utah, I think. I swear I saw it at a church bookstore.

  26. AJ says:

    You’ll have so many babies 4HUNDRED BABIES!

  27. raab says:

    This book sponsered by power thirst

  28. first says:

    Hey, if you’re a polygamist, it’s not all that tough! 30 wives, 10 young’uns each? I’d hope to do at least that someday!

  29. hotrods4ben says:

    Power pawning BABIES. You’ll have SO MANY BABIES. FOUR HUNDRED BABIES.

  30. 5 eagles leaps says:

    Hello all, I hope everyone had a great weekend?
    I missed a lot of fails i see.
    I have some good news too.

  31. aaron says:

    slip in slide va j j

  32. FallenAngel says:

    THIS IS MADNESS!

  33. Michael says:

    power running, power lifting, power sleeping, power dating, power eating, power laughing, power spawning: BABIES!!! You’ll have so many babies. 400 BABIES!!!!!

  34. DuRêve says:

    Because after the first 100, the other 200 just slide out smooothly.

  35. nazani14 says:

    Is this a good time to bring up the Bogaert study? “STUDY LINKS MALE GAYS, BIRTH OF OLDER BROTHERS” Troubled times ahead for the Duggars.

  36. zaito says:

    IS. THIS. SPARTA?

  37. selfworm says:

    A book made for Sarah Palin

  38. Colby Bauer says:

    Does Jim Bob Dugger know about this? Sorry Jim, I couldn’t resist.

    Side note – I went to the same school with Jim Bob and he really is a class act.

  39. Spoon God says:

    This was only the first 300, how many does this couple have!?

    There must be a legal limit to how many people can live in one house – so thanks to these parents there are now 800 extra babies up for adoption in their town alone.

    At 9 months delay between each birth, the mother would have to have given birth to about 42 babies at a time before she became infertile. Someone do the math.

  40. JAck says:

    300??? THIS IS SPAARTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

    • fuzz on the concept says:

      THIS. IS. THE. 300th. POST. ABOUT. SPARTA.
      I will erase even the memory of JAck from the my browser histories.

  41. Gollum says:

    By Genghis Khan, with forward by Wilt Chamberlain.

  42. godberry says:

    400 BABIES!!! (couldn’t resist)

  43. Mathy says:

    You can build an entire army with this family.

  44. Rocket says:

    I think one of them drank powerthirst.

  45. jay says:

    any more of these and failblog will be renamed irony and metephor that some idiot id too dumb to get blog

  46. stix213 says:

    Just below camera view is a huge mountain of tiny babies all fighting for their chance at just 1 of their mom’s breasts… the need to survive is strong in these babies, and even at their young age they already know that if they cannot get sustenance they will surely perish…

  47. will says:

    How can you fail so hard without realizing it lol

  48. superbdude says:

    wow… Catholicism at its finest…

  49. Dylan says:

    Damn Catholics, glad I’m someone who knows better than to belong in a religion and to always use a condom.

  50. General Timothy of Fail says:

    Sparta!!!! 300-TUPLETS win!

  51. rigoberto says:

    This must be a book for Catholics

  52. Jocelyn says:

    Holy crap…. You’d have to have Decatuplets every year from age 13 to age 43!!!!!!!! And that’s just the FIRST 300!

  53. Daniel says:

    lol my mom has this book underneath the pic it sais Names

  54. Poop says:

    Did they drink power thirst?

  55. Mini-me says:

    Wow…

  56. Superman64 says:

    More like an epic win

  57. Redneck_Rebel says:

    I wouldn’t either, but I wouldn’t mind being inside of it.

  58. Kat says:

    Guess somebody was drinking the POWERTHIRST!! 300 down, 100 to go!

  59. GodsDemonHunter says:

    I know I’m late to the bandwagon…But there’s only one explanation for this picture. That woman is a Spartan.

  60. Nic says:

    someones gonna’ be busy

  61. Piggy says:

    Its book for spider females, right?

  62. pl3h_teh_awesomeness says:

    THIS IS SPARTAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  63. Crite says:

    This is Sparta.

  64. bdc says:

    dumbasses….it’s about a midwife

  65. MitchZer0 says:

    THIS IS MAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  66. Looooool says:

    Kerry Katonas biograhy about her early life never did take of did it?

  67. McTrizzle says:

    The first 300 are the hardest.

  68. Narreh says:

    I would cut my hair there for sure, who wouldn’t wanna look like MacGyver these days? ;-)

  69. Narreh says:

    Uhh, okay.. it changes picture, was meant for the MacGyver picture ^^

  70. adamsnyder says:

    Or………………….. Fertility Win?

  71. Braughgg says:

    Babbies, what is your profession?

  72. Anon says:

    The epic tale of how a single man gave birth to three hundred Spartans, who would later fight for glory and honor

  73. TeenDad says:

    I’m now 19 and experiencing being a dad. I must say although it feels good it’s still hard. I knew it wouldn’t be easy but to be honest, the hard part is having to balance time. My daughter is great and makes managing her never dreadful. -Teen dad

  74. Victoria says:

    Power Thirst anyone??

  75. tim says:

    bdc got it right – we used this book to help us keep our twins on schedule and it is excellent.

  76. Ryan says:

    this is indefinitely sparta

  77. D says:

    THIS IS SPARTA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  78. Shadow says:

    Who sent all these babies here to fight?!
    Cry some moooore! HAH!

  79. Laura says:

    Whats even scarier is what this book is really about. The author is more or less a baby-trainer (like a dog trainer, but with babies). She “trains” other people’s babies to be on a rigid schedule

  80. peepingtroll says:

    Look, it’s the new Mormon book!

  81. HilarityThyNameIsFail says:

    Should read: My first 300 SPARTANS!

  82. cyborg pirate ninja jesus says:

    THIS IS SPARTA!!!

  83. common sense mom of 7 says:

    The author worked in a nursery for babies and got all of them to sleep through the night within their first 2 weeks. It may have been an orphanage, I can’t remember. But the 300 babies were not hers for heaven’s sake. This book has greatly improved the lives of many a desperate mom.

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