29 and with 20 Kids: Somethin' Wrong?

You of course have never heard of Desmond Hatchett, but he makes OctoMom look like Mary Poppins. See, Mr. Hatchett, according to the state of Tennessee, has 20 possibly 21 children. Mr. Hatchett is 29.
Other numbers? Eleven mothers, possibly more.
The kids range in age from newborn to 11.
The big number though, is that Hatchett makes minimum wage in Tennessee.
I don't even know what min wage is in Tennessee but it all adds up to P.D.M. (Pure D. Madness).
Apparently Mr. Hatchett is asking the state for assistance, as is his right, and of course the mothers all share a measure of responsibility in this .... but DAYAM.
I'm not mad at Mr. Hatchett, God made us so we could pro-cre --- wait, wait, yes, I am mad at you Mr Hatchett. I'm .. I'm kinda mad atcha.
I wonder if Mr. President Barack Obama would find it in his busy schedule to personally call Mr. Hatchett, and just talk to him. (Perhaps an administration job?) I know it sounds farfetched but sometimes, we just need a hand. We all do. Sometimes.

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OctoMom Trademarking 'OctoMom'

Nadya Suleman soooo wants to be on your TV screens. So much so that she is said to be working to trademark "OctoMom," which is not a name she even came up with.
The move is all a part of bringing her life with 8 babies to the small screen in a reality show.
People like TV shows. People look at TV shows.
But people don't like it if they think you had babies just to be in a TV show.
But I plead the fifth. But in this case, the eighth.
As in, eighth baby, which is the one they say they didn't know was coming.
So who knows.

Great job, Pushing 40, No Kids ... What's Wrong?

There is a great myth among American society that if a woman is full-grown, has a promising career and doesn't have at least one crumb-snatcher walking around then something is wrong.
The Bible even speaks shamefully of "the barren woman" who mourns her childless lot in life.
But do you agree? Is there anything wrong with being of age, no kids (and possibly no man?)
Many women, it is said, are in fact choosing this route as a means to broaden their horizons and not be tied down in their relative good health. Many just don't want children yet, or at all.
And many are being made to felt less than a woman for doing so.
How do you feel about it?