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Old 02-11-2009, 07:13 PM #1
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Default An Observation
My mom's in the hospital (don't worry, she's all right). Her roommate is 98 years old. Her room mate is one of 24 children. She has 15 sisters and 8 brothers. I don't know if they're still all alive or what but this seems like a record to me...

What's the big deal with the octuplet family? What, I'm guessing in California...

Just a thought...

My mom is in a St. Pete FL hospital, FYI. An additional FYI - she had 2 kids - me and my sister. I don't know why I'm saying this...

Oh, as a side note. STS-119 launch has been set for 2:41 am central time 2/22/09.

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