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In reply to the discussion: Texas cops ‘swarm’ school, police call for ‘prayer’ over miscarriage in bathroom [View all]valerief
(53,235 posts)110. Oh, yes, I remember the belt and pad days, too. I just never had a period that
ran down my legs. It was always light. So I was wondering what it was for girls like that.
Back in my school, we weren't lucky enough to take showers. We basically just changed into our white blouse and blue bloomers and stretched for a half hour. That was our PE with the nuns.
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Texas cops ‘swarm’ school, police call for ‘prayer’ over miscarriage in bathroom [View all]
Playinghardball
Sep 2014
OP
The mother could have avoided any criminal charges by carrying the child to term?
rocktivity
Sep 2014
#2
Exactly. What in the hell were they going to do with all those police? Shot the mother? A possible
jwirr
Sep 2014
#48
Should she have dropped the "miscarriage" off at a site like a fire station?
ScreamingMeemie
Sep 2014
#3
The fact they are calling it a 'fetus' leads me to believe this was not at a viable stage.
PeaceNikki
Sep 2014
#5
Prayer? Give me a break. We need more open talk about women's issues in society and stop
Lint Head
Sep 2014
#4
Exactly. I have heard of Benny Hinn, but never actually listened or watched him
locdlib
Sep 2014
#65
Cretins. Poor thing. She had to hide the pregnancy and now this...spontaneous or not. And Daddy
libdem4life
Sep 2014
#6
Oh, yes, I remember the belt and pad days, too. I just never had a period that
valerief
Sep 2014
#110
Oh, my you mentioned the Daddy. Now you know that they will never bother to worry about that
jwirr
Sep 2014
#50
Yeah, that's a little detail that gets a bit lost in the investigation. Who's your Daddy?
libdem4life
Sep 2014
#78
I have a feeling a law indirectly authorizing that is right around the corner
Blue_Tires
Sep 2014
#70
Sorry,I just thought you meant in high school you didn't understand, because this was in a HS. nt
Fla Dem
Sep 2014
#46
A "suspect" for WHAT crime? a miscarriage is not a crime, and if it was a fetus rather than
tblue37
Sep 2014
#11
"And unless that fetus was well armed and spraying bullets around the school..."
Lars39
Sep 2014
#18
An embryo that's early enough to be expelled by morning-after will be microscopic
jmowreader
Sep 2014
#94
Morning after pills really just work for the morning (and to a lesser extent a few mornings after)
gollygee
Sep 2014
#62
A happy ending is where the poor girl gets checked out and is given a clean bill of health after all
Lars39
Sep 2014
#17
What the fuck? Rather than trying to figure out who is having a medical health problem they are
uppityperson
Sep 2014
#20
Because we can simply choose whether to miscarry or carry a fetus to term, right?
Heidi
Sep 2014
#24
They're making it sound like some girl drowned a baby in the high school toilet!
Moonwalk
Sep 2014
#28
Sending a helicopter to hover over a building and more than two police officers
ScreamingMeemie
Sep 2014
#88