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05-12-2010, 05:57 PM
With in the next week or two I will become single. I am looking for a fine Christian woman to wed.
A bit about myself
Age 39, Retired.
Race, caucasian
Sex, male, hetrosexural
Finances, you don't need to worry about it.I am loaded.
Religion True christian
Father two sons , 17 and 19
Residence , Freehold Ia.
Marital status soon to be divorced.
What I am looking for
Female, Christian
Age 17 to 30( 30 only if fertile)
Race, do you need to ask!
Hair color, Blond, redhead, brunets are OK too
eye color green, blue or brown
Ability to bake a pie, cook a meal and clean a home is required.
Oh I almost forgot Virgins only need apply. You will be required to have at least 6 boys in the next 8 years.
Post a picture of your self, along with proof of age and virginity. All pictures may not be returned.
If you are selected for further consideration you must supply a small vile of blood to be tested for STD, and the AID. YIC James Dewitt
P.S. all entries will have to pass a background check by the DoF.
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-13-2010, 06:05 PM
I've been meanin' to tell you, Brother James; yesterday I baked the most beautiful cherry pie you ever wanted to see. And it was delicious as you could ever imagine!
“…If however the charge is true and no proof of the girl’s virginity can be found, she shall be brought to the door of her father's house and there the men of her town shall stone her to death..." Deuteronomy 22:13-21
Trust me, boys. . . I'm a virgin.
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-14-2010, 05:35 AM
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I've been meanin' to tell you, Brother James; yesterday I baked the most beautiful cherry pie you ever wanted to see. And it was delicious as you could ever imagine!
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-14-2010, 05:46 AM
Isnt 17 a bit too young? after all, women are still developing fertility at that age. 19 or 20 year olds have a more developed reproduction system and i'm sure thats what your looking for.
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05-14-2010, 06:12 AM
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Isnt 17 a bit too young? after all, women are still developing fertility at that age. 19 or 20 year olds have a more developed reproduction system and i'm sure thats what your looking for.
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If I had girls I would start looking for a husband when they turned 14, it's the legal age for them to marry here with their parents permission. The younger a girl marries, the easier it is for her to take on the proper roll as a Christian wife. As for bearing children, I think the number of unwed teenage mothers out there proves you very wrong.
I think the boys should be at least 18 as they have to be more mature to be heads of the household. Probably even older as they need to be capable of providing for their family.
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05-14-2010, 03:36 PM
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If I had girls I would start looking for a husband when they turned 14, it's the legal age for them to marry here with their parents permission. The younger a girl marries, the easier it is for her to take on the proper roll as a Christian wife. As for bearing children, I think the number of unwed teenage mothers out there proves you very wrong.
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Brother Campbell, you are quite (naturally ) correct. There is nothing to prevent a recently matured (I mean cursed with menstrual periods) young woman from bearing a child. (To a True Christian husband,of course!)
Some health care "experts" believe it is not be recommended because girls of 12 or 14 or so are still growing and the pregancy could adversely effect this.
This is so much foolishness. Human beings actually reach full skeletal maturity ( that's when the bones finish growing and filling out ) around age 25. That's a waste of at least 10 years of reproductive potential for popping out soldiers for Christ! And what's a girl to do in those 10 years anyway? Read? Get an education and learn to support herself?
Nope, the younger the better. Betrothal arranged by the parents before the children start coming into heat is best. Nevermind whether the two youngsters "like" each other.
Marriage is not about "liking" and enjoying each other's company and certainly not about being physically attracted to each other and having sex for the fun of it!
Marriage is about committment and being a living example of Christ's realtionship with His church.
Sex is for making babies with the Lord in mind.
A married person might engage in sex with their partner to spare the other person from committing sin, but a squirt of cold water from a garden hose and some shouting out scripture would take care of that just as well.
Wholeheartedly Yours,
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-15-2010, 12:05 AM
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Isnt 17 a bit too young? after all, women are still developing fertility at that age. 19 or 20 year olds have a more developed reproduction system and i'm sure thats what your looking for.
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I don't think 17 is too young, 14 or 15 is a bit young for a man of my age. I don't want people to think that I am a pervert or a cradle robber.
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-15-2010, 01:09 AM
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If I had girls I would start looking for a husband when they turned 14, it's the legal age for them to marry here with their parents permission. The younger a girl marries, the easier it is for her to take on the proper roll as a Christian wife. As for bearing children, I think the number of unwed teenage mothers out there proves you very wrong.
I think the boys should be at least 18 as they have to be more mature to be heads of the household. Probably even older as they need to be capable of providing for their family.
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i actually went to a school full of teen mothers and i found that a lot of them had trouble conceiving after their first child. i didn't know this, though, until i entered my psychology of women class durning my first year of college. not only did i study the psychology of women, but i also studied the physiology as well. and 14 is incredibly young. perhaps its because i grew up in california were the laws of marriage are stricter.
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-15-2010, 01:15 AM
well good luck with that. i do have a curiosity, though. do you expect your wife to stay at home and clean and not work?
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-15-2010, 01:17 AM
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i actually went to a school full of teen mothers and i found that a lot of them had trouble conceiving after their first child. i didn't know this, though, until i entered my psychology of women class durning my first year of college. not only did i study the psychology of women, but i also studied the physiology as well. and 14 is incredibly young. perhaps its because i grew up in california were the laws of marriage are stricter.
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It is, is it?
According to California law you can marry a child as soon as it comes out of the womb as long as you have the parents and the courts permission.
http://law.findlaw.com/state-laws/ma...ts/california/
So don't act so high and mighty, at least here they have to be of child bearing age. Of course California's law was probably changed so that mooslimbs can follow in the footsteps of their master and marry 9-year-olds.
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-15-2010, 01:18 AM
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well good luck with that. i do have a curiosity, though. do you expect your wife to stay at home and clean and not work?
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You don't think cooking, cleaning and raising children is work?
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-15-2010, 01:24 AM
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Brother Campbell, you are quite (naturally ) correct. There is nothing to prevent a recently matured (I mean cursed with menstrual periods) young woman from bearing a child. (To a True Christian husband,of course!)
Some health care "experts" believe it is not be recommended because girls of 12 or 14 or so are still growing and the pregancy could adversely effect this.
This is so much foolishness. Human beings actually reach full skeletal maturity ( that's when the bones finish growing and filling out ) around age 25. That's a waste of at least 10 years of reproductive potential for popping out soldiers for Christ! And what's a girl to do in those 10 years anyway? Read? Get an education and learn to support herself?
Nope, the younger the better. Betrothal arranged by the parents before the children start coming into heat is best. Nevermind whether the two youngsters "like" each other.
Marriage is not about "liking" and enjoying each other's company and certainly not about being physically attracted to each other and having sex for the fun of it!
Marriage is about committment and being a living example of Christ's realtionship with His church.
Sex is for making babies with the Lord in mind.
A married person might engage in sex with their partner to spare the other person from committing sin, but a squirt of cold water from a garden hose and some shouting out scripture would take care of that just as well.
Wholeheartedly Yours,
Handmaiden
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why not get an education? i would love to have a few sons some day and i would feel like i wouldn't contribute anything to them. i dont plan to be a stay at home mother, but if i turned out to do so i would like to home school my children and teach them everything from engineering physics to calculus. i feel that by setting a good example for my children, they would serve as better solders for god. i imagine my children going to school to get the best education possible and being great leaders. god gave me a great mind and i want my children to have the same if not better.
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05-15-2010, 01:25 AM
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well good luck with that. i do have a curiosity, though. do you expect your wife to stay at home and clean and not work?
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Hey, cooking and cleaning IS work! Don't make me form an unholy alliance
between the conservatives and the feminists.
People who value the sanctity of the traditional family acknowlege the crucial effort women contribute to "making a home" for their husbands and children. And feminists with their crazy ideas about women being people insist that the work of keeping house has economic value close to $100,000 a year.
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05-15-2010, 01:40 AM
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Hey, cooking and cleaning IS work!
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Who do you think is going to pay your property tax? You need a man who has a real job and can bring home some money to pay for all the bills and stuff.
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05-15-2010, 01:48 AM
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It is, is it?
According to California law you can marry a child as soon as it comes out of the womb as long as you have the parents and the courts permission.
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You are a wealth of information. Now that we have the technology to learn the sex of a child prior to its birth, pre-natal arrangements can be made.
Young people make so many idiot choices about relationships. And even young adults marry foolishly more often than not. This concept couldn't make anything worse and it could save society a lot of time and trouble.
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-15-2010, 02:02 AM
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It is, is it?
According to California law you can marry a child as soon as it comes out of the womb as long as you have the parents and the courts permission.
http://law.findlaw.com/state-laws/ma...ts/california/
So don't act so high and mighty, at least here they have to be of child bearing age. Of course California's law was probably changed so that mooslimbs can follow in the footsteps of their master and marry 9-year-olds.
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oh really? my apologies. i was told otherwise. i still think its young. at 14 a girl is bearly going to high school. she would still be immature and not know how to handle a husbin, much less kids.
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05-15-2010, 02:16 AM
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Hey, cooking and cleaning IS work! Don't make me form an unholy alliance
between the conservatives and the feminists.
People who value the sanctity of the traditional family acknowlege the crucial effort women contribute to "making a home" for their husbands and children. And feminists with their crazy ideas about women being people insist that the work of keeping house has economic value close to $100,000 a year.
Indignantly Yours.
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then dont form it. i think work out side of the home is a good experience for women to have. it teaches the value of money.
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Re: LOL ( Ladies of Landover) -
05-15-2010, 02:35 AM
I have nice virgin camel if you are interested, yours for 20000 Dinari
Surah 4:169 O people of the Book! do not exceed in your religion, nor say against God aught save the truth. The Messiah, Jesus the son of Mary, is but the apostle of God ... say not "Trinity." Desist! it will be better for you. God is only one God, far be it for Him that He should beget a Son!
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05-15-2010, 02:40 AM
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I have nice virgin camel if you are interested, yours for 20000 Dinari
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camel, u say??? hahahaha lame, but funny
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05-15-2010, 03:04 AM
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then dont form it. i think work out side of the home is a good experience for women to have. it teaches the value of money.
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Let me understand here. YOU think that work outside the home is a good experience for women. Have you ever held down a full time job that drains you physically and emotionaly and then dragged your way home through rush hour traffic so you can cook real food for your children before helping them with homework and baths and getting them to bed?
Do you know how much time and effort it really takes to clean thoroughly and cook properly? Do you know how much time and emotional energy it takes to train a child from being a little pooping savage and preparing him or her for life out in the world where people have no obligation to like them or make things easy for them?
The majority of working women with families are exhausted. It's not some Sex and the City adventure.
And women who remain at home aren't always sitting around eating bon bons either.
They are the ones usually struggling to cook more quality meals from scratch because the basic ingredients are less expensive then prepared foods and there is only the one income for the family. They are often the ones drafted into school and church volunteer work because people often assume they have all sorts of "free" time.
As for learning the value of money, everyone knows the value of money.
Married people with children know its value better than a teenager pulling a few hours at a part time job who regards their entire paycheck as "disposable" income.
Now, in fairness I don't suggest that is where YOU are coming from.
Based on your earlier statement, however, one could infer that YOU implied that cooking and cleaning isn't work. I'm not the only one who took that meaning.
And there is study after study after report and report that women who earn adequate incomes are less likely to remain in marriages that they consider unhappy.
Money gives a woman the option to leave and live a different life. That is the value that they learn from earning it. I'm not going to say a word on whether that is a good thing or not. You work that out for yourself.
Patronizingly Yours,
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