illegitimate children thread

[wtf]

sincere questions for mods;

if that list of illegitimate children of athletes thread was comprised of only white players would you move it to PZ?




i say no, cause you have bought into the PC propaganda, terrified of exposing reality, you are weak and pitiful

[MonkeyF0cker]

What they really should make is a list of old, fat, bald retards that don't know shit about sports betting.

I'll start.

1. wtf

[GELATINOUS CUBE]

ANYWAY....
CAN-WE-GET-THE-WHITEBOY-LIST...

TOM-BRADY=TWO
PHILLIP-RIVERS=THREE

[minet123]

Ok good luck with this thread

[wtf]

What they really should make is a list of old, fat, bald retards that don't know shit about sports betting.

I'll start.

1. wtf

you really enjoy following me around this forum

i am not gay, and stop sending me those PM's asking to see pictures of my cock fukin homo

[wtf]

ANYWAY....
CAN-WE-GET-THE-WHITEBOY-LIST...

TOM-BRADY=TWO
PHILLIP-RIVERS=THREE

great, put it up , see what the mods do

[GELATINOUS CUBE]

OK....

JIM-HARBAUGH=FOUR
Harbaugh has four children: Jay, (an undergraduate at Oregon State University and a student intern for the Oregon State Beavers football team[13]); another son, James, and two young daughters, Grace and Addison. His brother John is the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens and his brother-in-law, Tom Crean, is head coach of the Indiana University men's basketball team.


THIS-IS-TOUGH-THOUGH-I-CHECKED-LARRY-BIRD-ONLY.ONE-FRIGGIN-KID...

IT'S-HONKY-GENOCIDE-MAN.

[shari91]

OK.... JIM-HARBAUGH=FOUR Harbaugh has four children: Jay, (an undergraduate at Oregon State University and a student intern for the Oregon State Beavers football team[13]); another son, James, and two young daughters, Grace and Addison. His brother John is the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens and his brother-in-law, Tom Crean, is head coach of the Indiana University men's basketball team. THIS-IS-TOUGH-THOUGH-I-CHECKED-LARRY-BIRD-ONLY.ONE-FRIGGIN-KID... IT'S-HONKY-GENOCIDE-MAN.

Sorry to get technical but his children are not illegitimate. Three are from are his first marriage and the 4th is from his current marriage.

[sickler]

illegitimate [ˌɪlɪˈdʒɪtɪmɪt]adj1. born of parents who were not married to each other at the time of birth; bastard
2. forbidden by law; illegal; unlawful
3. (Philosophy / Logic) contrary to logic; incorrectly reasoned

Fuk, aren't the majority of children these days illegitimate?

[pico]

this is a great thread.

[pico]

illegitimate [ˌɪlɪˈdʒɪtɪmɪt]adj1. born of parents who were not married to each other at the time of birth; bastard
2. forbidden by law; illegal; unlawful
3. (Philosophy / Logic) contrary to logic; incorrectly reasoned

Fuk, aren't the majority of children these days illegitimate?

yep, pretty much lots of people get married after the girl gets knocked up. you can't be too sure these days...what if she is barren.

[sickler]

yep, pretty much lots of people get married after the girl gets knocked up. you can't be too sure these days...what if she is barren.

That wouldn't make the child a bastard. It's if the parents aren't married at the time of birth.

[pavyracer]

sincere questions for mods;

if that list of illegitimate children of athletes thread was comprised of only white players would you move it to PZ?




i say no, cause you have bought into the PC propaganda, terrified of exposing reality, you are weak and pitiful

Are you looking to adopt illegitimate children? Not sure what this thread is about.

[shari91]

That wouldn't make the child a bastard. It's if the parents aren't married at the time of birth.

Exactly.

Are you looking to adopt illegitimate children? Not sure what this thread is about.

Yeah me neither. And before anyone starts in on me - my son is not 'illegitimate' although I could give a rat's ass if he was. Who cares about that in 2010?

[pavyracer]

Shari,

I think illegitimate means if the child is a product of a married man/woman with an unmarried woman/man. If both parents are not married or married when the child is conceived the child is legitimate.

[rookie]

Bastards galore: http://www.cis.org/illegitimate_nation.html

[Doug]

Surely Wilt Chamberlain must be the champ !

[shari91]

Shari, I think illegitimate means if the child is a product of a married man/woman with an unmarried woman/man. If both parents are not married or married when the child is conceived the child is legitimate.

No paver, an illegitimate child by its very definition is one born of 2 parents who aren't married to each other at the time of his/her birth. Hence the whole 'shotgun wedding' thing.

My point, and someone else (maybe Sickler) was making the same one was the whole definition is irrelevant in 2010.

[pavyracer]

We have some friends that have a child and are not married and I'm pretty sure their child is legitimate because he plays with our kids all the time.

[pico]

native blacks won

[lyon804]

No paver, an illegitimate child by its very definition is one born of 2 parents who aren't married to each other at the time of his/her birth. Hence the whole 'shotgun wedding' thing.

My point, and someone else (maybe Sickler) was making the same one was the whole definition is irrelevant in 2010.

In your opinion it is. It depends where you are coming from and what value system you have.

[shari91]

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In your opinion it is. It depends where you are coming from and what value system you have.

Yes, you're 100% right. I was being lazy with my written word when I wrote that post. I should've said: Although many people still place value on declaring the legitimacy of a child, in 2010 when North American and European society is engulfed in an era of mixed/blended/solo/alternative/same sex/sperm donor/adoptive families, the actual act of 2 genetic parents being married in order to determine a child's 'legitimacy' in society no longer holds the importance nor the cache that it once did beyond specific religious and/or limited social circles.

[lyon804]

Yes, you're 100% right. I was being lazy with my written word when I wrote that post. I should've said: Although many people still place value on declaring the legitimacy of a child, in 2010 when North American and European society is engulfed in an era of mixed/blended/solo/alternative/same sex/sperm donor/adoptive families, the actual act of 2 genetic parents being married in order to determine a child's 'legitimacy' in society no longer holds the importance nor the cache that it once did beyond specific religious and/or limited social circles.

It goes a little furthur than that. The child's legitamacy is not the real question here, but in fact the actual raising of the child. Children are meant to be raised by both parents and generally when children are created out of wedlock that is not the case. As you said though it's 2010 and most people are really fukked up

[sickler]

Exactly.



Yeah me neither. And before anyone starts in on me - my son is not 'illegitimate' although I could give a rat's ass if he was. Who cares about that in 2010?

Right, "illegitimate" should be redefined in dictionaries, or rather just scrap the part describing a child born out of wedlock.

I have a daughter who would be classified as a bastard child. I was never married to her mother. Nowhere close. Nobody has ever said she's illegitimate or a bastard.

[Grandmaster B]

Marriage is nothing but a piece of paper that is used to split up assets

if 2 people were together for 20 years and raised kids together thats just as good as married in my eyes