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<0> some mom had a child that was what? 15 lbs?
<1> hans--, I'll spare everyone the details of my 42 week delivery
<2> hans: yea, but we men dont' have to bear with tthe pain of p***ing a bigger baby.. we want them STRONG! LIKE BULL!
<3> Free: the Gaea hypothesis states that in order for the earth to have remained climatologically stable for long enough to develop life, it must have a relatively stable system of feedbacks that resist radical changes in any direction
<1> Suffice it to say that it was really difficult
<0> Her uterus prolly sighed a big "thank god that's over"
<4> lupine, not surprised! thanks for talking to them.. it could be the small step needed for a major revolution
<1> and my baby was nearly 9 lbs
<5> good lord
<5> that was rough .. yikes
<1> CometBaby, yep. First baby
<5> whoa
<1> CometBaby, my second was a full 9 lbs
<1> but it was an easier delivery
<2> OcDoc: damn.. dont get much "radical" than comet/asteroid hits, yellowstone caldera explosion etc
<0> well I bet Katey
<1> I was induced a week early though
<5> you need to be careful katey .. I've heard that women who have large babies are susceptible to diabetes :(
<2> Comet: when your babay is comparable in weight to the thanksgiving turkey...
<0> after that first one, anything was a cakewalk ;) hehe
<1> My doctor promised me after my first one that I would NEVER have to do that again. :)
<3> Lupine: yup
<6> Katey-, wow.
<7> Katey-: i know you don't me much more from a bar of soap, but i'm happy for you...
<5> katey that baby almost crawled out .. hehe
<1> CometBaby, hehe. no kidding. :)
<6> Does initial baby weight have any correlation to how big they get later on?
<3> Lupine: for example, the albedo is increased by increases in temperature which results in decreasing temperatures
<8> you mean love is what matters
<1> CometBaby, well, it's sort of the other way around with the diabetes thing. A common consequence of gestational diabetes is very big babies
<5> PO I'm no expert .. but I believe they nomalize out
<8> love will take all the politics and science away?
<5> katey ahhh .. I had it turned around
<3> LUpine: increasing ocean temperatures result in increase upwelling of deep nutrients, blooms of plankton and trapping of CO2 in the ocean
<6> CometBaby, I was just wondering cause I was actually born at normal weight, and I was underweight for the first few months, and now I'm pretty big.
<1> P_O, My babies were bigger than average for the first year, but then they evened out
<4> whitney houston had bobby brown dig a "doodie bubble" out of her.. I can't imagine how she tolerated a huge kid :)
<1> Now both kids are very average in size
<3> PO: yes
<8> i was 7 lbs 6 ounces and in a incubator for 3 days
<2> OcDoc: yep.. and funny how all those pushign for more trees.. ignored all the consequencies of it, including emissions, etc!
<1> When my son was 4 months old he weighed 22 lbs. :)
<8> jandis
<5> PO the ones who have the most problems are the premies. It takes them a lot longer to hit the normal levels
<8> kids yaknow
<6> CometBaby, I was like a week late :P
<1> He was too big for one of those baby sling thingies that I thought I was going to use
<9> PO..MAYBE U'RE PREGNANT
<5> katey .. lol
<2> Unexpectedly vast quantities of carbon released from British soils since 1978 may be critically reducing their effectiveness as carbon sinks, claims a rigorous new survey. The phenomenon effectively cancels out the UK's recent successes in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and the finding could have wider global implications.
<6> Nikie, I've got a big enough tummy for it
<5> you had to bump up to the next size car seat?
<6> not hte right shape though :P
<1> He was like a little sausage
<5> :)
<9> haha
<9> PO, so who's the father?
<9> heh
<3> first the scientists observe several warming factors, then they put these factors into a model, then they run a bunch of data through it that predict warming, and SURPRISE! the model predicts warming
<2> The calculated carbon lost by UK soil each year since 1978 is equivalent to 8% of the UK's carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels in 1990. And it is more than the entire reduction in emissions the UK has achieved between 1990 and 2002 as part of its commitment to the Kyoto Protocol 12.7 million tonnes annually.
<6> Nikie, YOU ARE
<1> The baby sling was my whole strategy for managing a 2 year old and a newborn at the same time
<6> Jerry jerry!
<1> That's what I get for thinking I can plan something like that out
<9> PO, jerry springer?
<5> katey .. well he set you straight right from the beginning :)
<6> Nikie, shh
<6> :P
<1> CometBaby, heh. he sure did
<6> Imagine dating Jerry Springer
<9> PO, it cant be...we've yet to meet
<6> that'd be so ****ed.
<2> nice: all the "kyoto gains" in enland.. offset by the nations own sod
<1> It's funny how they mostly all end up around the same size though
<1> By nursery school they were pretty average in size/weight
<0> :-P
<3> and none of the models used to predict global warming scenarios are based on chaos theory or catastrophe models
<9> PO, u'd be surprised how many chicks who'd date him..haha even marry him too
<6> Nikie, that's what makes me sad
<1> Nikie, eww
<9> hay he used to be a mayor
<9> hehe
<6> He did?
<1> Yep. Till he paid a hooker with a check
<4> they thought I had a big, fat umbilical cord, until my dad pointed out it was my penis
<1> :)
<1> no lie
<8> He used to be someone who thought he/she was right
<8> look your kid is gettn a *** change
<1> nharris, good thing no one cut it. :)
<0> ur penis has a lot of curves and very red and veiny nhariss?
<4> indeed!
<6> Katey-, rofl
<0> egads.
<4> still does!
<3> it's a BOY! but it hasn't got a winkie! it's a miracle! a BOY without a winkie!
<1> hans--, yeah, that's weird
<1> Umbillical cords really don't look like a penis
<0> did you get ur boy circumsized?
<6> ...I'd hope so.
<8> look dont blame productivity on me...when you cant get ur **** together
<0> not to get *that* debate going, just curious
<3> ahem ... a boy without a winkie is a GIRL
<1> hans--, I did. But if I had to do it again, I wouldn't
<10> Katey-: Why not?
<5> Katey my good friend from Ohio had that thing happen in her pregnancy .. oh what is it called? Pre eclampsia. She almost died and baby was at high risk too. She had a daughter who weighed 1 lb 7 oz. It was a freightening time
<6> I don't get why people care about circumcision so much one way or the other.
<3> Comet: if she almost died it was probably eclampsia
<0> P_0, they get pretty stupid about it
<5> I think she delivered at like 25 weeks
<3> not preeclampsis
<1> CometBaby, yeah. I have a friend who has had that through a couple of pregnancies
<4> oprah says uncircumcised ****s can smell kind of "cheesy" at times
<1> She was on bed rest forever
<6> Although I guess I see the argument that you shouldn't do something decently permanent to a kid unless you have to.
<3> PO: or painful
<1> P_O, well, it's uneccesary surgery
<3> exactly
<2> nharris: lol! got a quote? I'ld love to see that [ even thou she's too proud to "go down" probably ]
<5> ocdoc .. she had a headache on friday and worse on Sat .. husband took her to the hospital and her BP was like 212.
<8> only thing terminal is birth
<6> OcDoc, I don't know about other guys in here, but I don't remember the pain of the circumcision... so that part of the argument really doesn't apply for me.
<1> P_O, and if you're the mom taking care of it afterward...and then you realize that it served no purpose...it seems wrong.
<4> hehehe check out THIS oprah quote: http://www.gawker.com/news/oprah/oprah-lady-on-the-stage-freak-in-the-bedroom-156812.php
<3> Comet: pre-eclampsia is a much milder form of the complication ... women can die of eclampsia, the more severe form
<2> P_O: well.. not remembering pain isn't the same as pain free
<6> Lupine, it is to me.
<5> OcDoc .. she almost died.
<1> P_O, well, just because you don't recall that experience doesn't mean that it wasn't an unecessarily painful event.
<3> PO; I ***ure you you didn't like it at the time
<2> P_O: okay, i'll knock you out with some drugs.. then beat the living **** out of you.. you wont feel a thing :-)
<6> Lupine, that's not true though
<5> she was only 25 weeks pregnant .. and had a tiny tiny baby.
<1> And it's not just the surgery itself
<6> cause I'll wake up and feel the bruises
<1> There's the healing up afterward
<8> its too late
<1> And that's no fun either
<6> OcDoc, pretty sure I didn't.
<8> i need me to continue
<5> who not only survived but has done well. Only problem, she will be cross-eyed. I don't know exactly how, but she said it is the result of being premature.
<3> ;-)
<6> I got circumcised for somewhat of a reason (a religious one, but that's better than no reason)
<11> lol
<7> circumcision was instituted to alter ***uality.
<1> P_O, I think most boys in the US of your age are circumcised
<6> They are.
<6> I don't know why that is.
<1> It was pretty commonplace up until pretty recently
<3> it was a fad
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