Posted on 06/05/2006 10:00:20 AM PDT by hispanarepublicana
On an unrelated note, I was reading a news article this weekend or something that there are actually some expectant mothers with 6/6/6 due dates out there who plan to name their children "Damien".
I believe if my child were due tomorrow, I'd have been induced today or yesterday.
That is absolutely disturbing.
I heard on the news last night that the FBI has become involved. Is that routine for child abduction cases, or do they think there are special circumstances?
It is a strange concept, but they in fact *do* visit you at your home. Shortly after my wife had our first daughter, a "lactation" nurse came to our home to make sure we were doing everything right. It was pretty awkward, and we both resented her being there. We went along with it, though, as we don't want any "flags" on our records.
This baby suffers from jaundice, according to the news. I was always taught that a newborn shouldn't leave home for 2 or 3 weeks after bringing the baby home, so if it needed medical care or blood work, I would hope there would be a way to get a "house call".
Ug.
The Devil's biggest trick was convinving people he didn't exist and/or was a casual plaything.
I have just heard they are telling hospitals in El Paso to watch for this lady who they think has the baby.
Routine in stranger abductions, Lindbergh Kidnapping Act makes it a federal crime.
I think FBI is always called in to work a kidnapping.
the young parents can not be older than 17 if that.
I just read where Hell, Michigan, is having a big 666 festival tomorrow, complete with 666 t-shirts and mugs for sale. I'm posting a similar thread in a few.
Yes, it is, particularly when you read this, that I just snipped from a thread I started. This baby was 4 days old yesterday, which would mean it was born June 1. I honestly did not know the following when I posted my fear in post #14 above.
~snip~Last year, several reputable news agencies reported that a newly discovered fragment of the book of Revelation reveals that the mark of evil is off by 50. According to WorldNetDaily.com, scholars in England were using an imaging process to examine the sacred text when they made the 616 discovery. "Scholars have argued for a long time over this," a professor told Canada's National Post, according to the World Net Daily's Web site. "And it now seems that 616 was the original number of the Beast." Last year, several reputable news agencies reported that a newly discovered fragment of the book of Revelation reveals that the mark of evil is off by 50. According to WorldNetDaily.com, scholars in England were using an imaging process to examine the sacred text when they made the 616 discovery. "Scholars have argued for a long time over this," a professor told Canada's National Post, according to the World Net Daily's Web site. "And it now seems that 616 was the original number of the Beast." ~snip~
Ever see the movie "End Of Days"?
No. Why?
Similar storyline. The moons lined up just right, a baby with a "mark" was delivered and the doctor and nurse "couldn't save the mother" and they raised the baby.
Govenuh Ahnold was in it.
Also not a cool choice since it will be 103 here tomorrow, and black would be hotter than, well, hell.
Yikes, I didn't even think about that stuff. Lots of prayers for this baby. And the family. There are so many wackos out there.
susie
Gosh, my babies when out pretty soon after being born. Maybe the rules have changed...
susie
Maybe so. My husband and I were 19 and 20 when our first child was born, and people always thought we were much younger (I look back and photos of my husband at the time and he did look about 15!).
susie
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