Thread: new state takes lead in teenage pregnancies

Mississippi has highest teen birth rate, CDC says - Yahoo! News

when I read this I was amused with a caption that wanted to know what caused this... Now I am an old guy ....but I still think that SEX is the reason for pregnancys I could be wrong, but ..........

Originally Posted by wingrider

Mississippi has highest teen birth rate, CDC says - Yahoo! News

when I read this I was amused with a caption that wanted to know what caused this... Now I am an old guy ....but I still think that SEX is the reason for pregnancys I could be wrong, but ..........

I thought you can catch it sitting on a public toilet......

High poverty rates make everybody so horney.

Originally Posted by Goldwater

High poverty rates make everybody so horney.

pulling out is the cheapest form of birth control, but not the most effective.

Originally Posted by Goldwater

High poverty rates make everybody so horney.

It does give a new meaning to "fuck this".

What else is there really to do in Mississippi?

Remember, the ages of 18 and 19 are counted, even though these are now adults.

I was pissed when I was told by the Docrtor when our first kid was born that we would be a teen pregnancy statistic even though she was my lawfully wedded wife at 19, I had two jobs and she had her own job to return too, we owned our own place and car, and the baby was delivered on my private insurance.

When the nurse muttered "babies having babies", I told that Doc if I ever seen that nurse again in the room with my wife while she was in labor, I would fire his candy ass and demand another Doctor on the spot.

That nurse never returned and my letter to the Head of Nursing at the hospital was repsponded with apologies and the fact that nurse got a reprimand mark in her permanent file. Hospitals hate offending their paying customers, when the delivery, room, and fees were all paid in advance. Not just a deposit. Fully paid.

I don't put up with a single iota of bullshit when I'm paying for it plus the 20% not covered.

Either way, the state counted her as a 'teen' pregnancy and 'teen' birth. Utter bullshit. I wonder what they would be if those two age ranges were dropped.