Public Breast Feeder

[Jermyn Davidson]

I saw this for the first time ever at BWI yesterday.

Of course I stared! When I caught myself, I tried not to.


How was I supposed to respond to this?
How would you all respond to this?

ADMIN: Please add the word "PUBLIC" in front of the title to my thread, if you can....

[TJJJ]

Uh, c'mon Jermyn...

Do women not breast feed their babies where you are from? They've been doing it for milleniums!

They call it the La Leche League!!

For your information... Women are plumbed different than you and I. They got portable bottles that they, at any time, can feed those little grublets that they gave birth to. Just FYI.

Any questions you feel free to ask us veterans. Got six grubs of my own, I ought to know!

TJJJ

[rgcraig]

Sounds like she didn't have herself covered up very well.

The times that I've noticed it the mother usually has a blanket thrown over her shoulder even covering up the child too.

[*AQuietPlace*]

I have no problem with a mother nursing her child in public, as long as she's well-covered. There's no need, in my opinion, to bare all. It's extremely inconsiderate to those around you, in our particular culture.

How I would respond to it.... I would look the other direction. ;)

[nahkoe]

I have no problem with a mother nursing her child in public, as long as she's well-covered. There's no need, in my opinion, to bare all. It's extremely inconsiderate to those around you, in our particular culture.

How I would respond to it.... I would look the other direction. ;)

While I don't necessarily disagree....

I didn't nurse in public very often because of my children. Crazies didn't like to be covered up, and a few of them didn't like my shirt touching their faces. One or two of them also liked to smile at everyone who walked past. :blush I did everything I could...but sometimes......

[John Atkinson]

Ok, this thread title made me envision some new machine invention, distantly related to those groadie drinking fountains from public schools when I was a kid only for...

carry on, been a long day...

Opinion... keep them there mammaries covered for everyone's sake!

[*AQuietPlace*]

While I don't necessarily disagree....

I didn't nurse in public very often because of my children. Crazies didn't like to be covered up, and a few of them didn't like my shirt touching their faces. One or two of them also liked to smile at everyone who walked past. :blush I did everything I could...but sometimes......
I never nursed in public either. It made me very uncomfortable. But I don't have a problem with others doing it.

[Fiyahstarter]

I think it should be a private thing.

[deltaguitar]

Does a womans breast really bother you guys? As long as I am not having a conversation with the mother can't we all just look away.

[nahkoe]

Does a womans breast really bother you guys? As long as I am not having a conversation with the mother can't we all just look away.

This is kind of what I'm thinking. Women have breasts. Not news to anyone here, I'm sure. lol

And they feed babies. That might be news.. Unfortunately, a lot of people do grow up in America without really understanding that that's a big part of what they're there for.

[MissBrattified]

1. I think it's a shame that women have to be worried about covering themselves completely when they're nursing a child.

2. In our culture, female breasts have been sexualized to the point it is nearly impossible for men (or other women) to view them differently. You can respond to that existent culture in one of two ways: Cover up so men won't run into trees, or bare all in an effort to rebel against an unreasonably sexual culture, and bear the stares. And criticism.

I nursed all my babies, and when I was in public, I made sure I was modest. The easiest thing is to find a nursery or bathroom that has a seating area so you don't have to cover up--babies really don't like having their faces covered. Most of the time, though, if we were having an outing, I just planned around it.

It really can make you mad to read some of the comments made by men in regard to breast feeding on secular sites. Ranging everywhere from being disrespectful to women in general, to implying that nursing is a sexual act between mother and child. So I really empathize with the groups of women who are trying to normalize what is already a natural act.

It doesn't make me uncomfortable to see a mother breastfeeding a baby, unless there's a man in the room who I know is feeling some discomfort. Then it's just awkward altogether.

[Hoovie]

I would have to see the video footage before I could render an opinion... :)

[MissBrattified]

I would have to see the video footage before I could render an opinion... :)

:smack

[Pragmatist]

I think breastfeeding in public is fine and a woman should not have to cover up. How many of you eat with a blanket over your head? The child covers most of the breast anyway.

As for how to respond, "I think it's great that you're feeding your baby. We need to see more of it so it becomes normal and expected."

[Fiyahstarter]

Wow. I must admit I'm surprised. So let me get this straight. The skirt must come below the knee. But it's OK to have a breast exposed?

[Pragmatist]

Well, I don't believe skirts have to come below the knee either.

Modesty has context. If I wasn't feeding my baby, my breast shouldn't be exposed. But I shouldn't have to stay home all day or hide in another room, because my baby has to eat.

[Fiyahstarter]

Well, I don't believe skirts have to come below the knee either.

Modesty has context. If I wasn't feeding my baby, my breast shouldn't be exposed. But I shouldn't have to stay home all day or hide in another room, because my baby has to eat.

That must be one hungry kid! :ursofunny

[Ron]

I am a prude when it comes to matters like this & believe convering oneself with a blanket or coat or other garment is the decent way to go.
I have 3 kids & all 3 were breast fed by my wife & was breastfed in public many times, but was always covered.

A women that is breast feeding is neither a turn on or are overly attractive so the issue isn't "sexiness" but rather "decency."

Going to the bathroom and picking one's nose is a natural function of our body, but I would rather not watch others do so & prefer that they exercise some "decency" in such an act.

I am also one of those who don't go for letting the little ones (5-6 & under) running around in the summer without any clothes on.

Decency is a word that has been redefined in recent years I am afraid!:(

Signed,

An old prude!:thumbsup

[nahkoe]

That must be one hungry kid! :ursofunny

Babies nurse a lot. There are a lot of reasons, most of which you are probably extremely uninterested in. lol It's just the way it works.

[Pragmatist]

That must be one hungry kid! :ursofunny

Well it was certainly true for me in the first few months. To establish a good milk supply you have to feed frequently. Breastfed babies can't be on a schedule like bottle fed babies.

[Pragmatist]

I am a prude when it comes to matters like this & believe convering oneself with a blanket or coat or other garment is the decent way to go.
I have 3 kids & all 3 were breast fed by my wife & was breastfed in public many times, but was always covered.

A women that is breast feeding is neither a turn on or are overly attractive so the issue isn't "sexiness" but rather "decency."

Going to the bathroom and picking one's nose is a natural function of our body, but I would rather not watch others do so & prefer that they exercise some "decency" in such an act.

I am also one of those who don't go for letting the little ones (5-6 & under) running around in the summer without any clothes on.

Decency is a word that has been redefined in recent years I am afraid!:(

Signed,

An old prude!:thumbsup

And if you see a mother feeding her child, you don't have to look.

[Hoovie]

The child covers most of the breast anyway.."

NO Comment!

[Ron]

And if you see a mother feeding her child, you don't have to look.

That is true & if she has any decency she would exercise some modesty!:thumbsup

[Fiyahstarter]

Babies nurse a lot. There are a lot of reasons, most of which you are probably extremely uninterested in. lol It's just the way it works.

This I know as I am a mother who nursed three. I always did so privately and personally I would have been uncomfortable in public.

It just strikes me odd in the "pentecostal" circle that so many would think it is OK to expose the breast. I have no problem with looking away, the same as I do when I see "plumber crack". LOL.

So carry on... To each his own.

[Scott Hutchinson]

I've seen public breast feeders in public places,I just try to look away as not to stare.
If someone is covered up then it would be ok.
Public breast feeding can be done discreetly.
They make a product,that one can drape overselves where this can be done modestly if you will,where no-one can really tell what one is doing.

[Pragmatist]

That is true & if she has any decency she would exercise some modesty!:thumbsup

Well, I consider myself to have decency and have breastfed uncovered in restaurants, parks, at the zoo, almost everywhere I go.

[Ron]

Well, I consider myself to have decency and have breastfed uncovered in restaurants, parks, at the zoo, almost everywhere I go.

Well Sis, I respectfully disagree!:thumbsup

[Scott Hutchinson]

My wife did breast feed my oldest child,but she never did it in public.

[nahkoe]

This I know as I am a mother who nursed three. I always did so privately and personally I would have been uncomfortable in public.

It just strikes me odd in the "pentecostal" circle that so many would think it is OK to expose the breast. I have no problem with looking away, the same as I do when I see "plumber crack". LOL.

So carry on... To each his own.

Eh, well I'm not quite as pentecostal as some here.

But no, I don't have a problem with a mother breastfeeding her child where and when the baby needs to be nursed. It's normal..and usually everything's covered up anyhow. The occasional flash isn't enough of a reason for a mom to go hide in another room or just stay home all the time. It's what they're made for...and it's most certainly not sexual in any way. IMO, and speaking only for myself, it's not that it's ok to expose a breast, it's that it's ok to meet the needs of the infant in the way God designed for them to be met. Exposure that happens as a result of parenting an infant is one of those "such is life" things. Kind of like when I didn't wear elastic waist skirts for a *long* time after my then 3 year old got ahold of one I had on...... It wasn't *ok* to flash the world..but it sure wasn't not ok either. It was one of those moments. :blush

[Pragmatist]

It probably depends on your geographic region, but where I live it's perfectly normal to feed your child when s/he needs to eat and I've never had anyone look at me funny.

[*AQuietPlace*]

2. In our culture, female breasts have been sexualized to the point it is nearly impossible for men (or other women) to view them differently. You can respond to that existent culture in one of two ways: Cover up so men won't run into trees, or bare all in an effort to rebel against an unreasonably sexual culture, and bear the stares. And criticism.


I think this is a very inconsiderate thing to do. No, breasts should not have been sexualized as much as they are, but they have been. So it's best to cover up, imo. It's very inconsiderate to men and boys who are trying to keep their thoughts pure.

[nahkoe]

I've seen public breast feeders in public places,I just try to look away as not to stare.
If someone is covered up then it would be ok.
Public breast feeding can be done discreetly.
They make a product,that one can drape overselves where this can be done modestly if you will,where no-one can really tell what one is doing.

Except for the fact that the product or blanket used to cover mom gives away what's being done. lol

That and my babies HATED those things. I desperately wanted to use them, but it was far less modest for the baby to rip it off while screaming (thus leaving everything else exposed!) than to just nurse the baby with the shirt covering anything... Sure people could figure out what I was doing, if they were nosy enough or knew what to look for. I've seen pictures of myself, and seen other women doing this though, and it usually just looks like you're holding a baby.

[Pragmatist]

I think there's a difference between not covering up and baring all. My shirt covers everything except where the child is actively nursing. Most people don't even notice.

[Fiyahstarter]

It's called breast pumps and expressed milk for outings. Same as non-nursing mothers do. Surely not as easy as popping a boob out... but definitely more acceptable. IMHO

And for the record, my kids all nursed SOLELY - no solid foods - until age 5 mos. So I really do understand the hungry-all-the-time breastbaby.

[nahkoe]

It probably depends on your geographic region, but where I live it's perfectly normal to feed your child when s/he needs to eat and I've never had anyone look at me funny.

Geographic region plays a huge part in how normal it's viewed. I think where you're at, it's pretty typical. When I was in Florida, everyone nursed their baby! For 4 to 6 weeks. Oh the looks and comments I got!

[Pragmatist]

It's called breast pumps and expressed milk for outings. Same as non-nursing mothers do. Surely not as easy as popping a boob out... but definitely more acceptable. IMHO

And for the record, my kids all nursed SOLELY - no solid foods - until age 5 mos. So I really do understand the hungry-all-the-time breastbaby.

My baby wouldn't take a bottle and I was never able to get much milk with a pump anyway. God didn't make bottles and pumps to feed babies, He made breasts.

[Pragmatist]

Geographic region plays a huge part in how normal it's viewed. I think where you're at, it's pretty typical. When I was in Florida, everyone nursed their baby! For 4 to 6 weeks. Oh the looks and comments I got!

I'm still nursing my 2 year old. And I still don't get funny looks. Granted, she is on the small side.:)

[Scott Hutchinson]

My wife tried to breastfeed my youngest daugther but health reasons forced her to quit.

[Fiyahstarter]

Mine wouldn't take a bottle either at first. So to be honest, I did probably stay home most of the time during my first 3-4 months. It was just easier. But then I had to go back to work, and had to leave expressed milk for the babysitter. So they HAD to learn how to handle a bottle. (It was hard, tho. They wouldn't take it from me at all, because they wanted the real thing. But finally, they came around.)

My sister breastfed in public all the time. It made me uncomfortable, but it didn't bother her. And you're right...you really couldn't see anything, it was just knowing that it made others uncomfortable that bothered me.

If the choice were breastfeeding in public or bottle feeding, then I would DEFINITELY go with the breastfeeding in public. For the kid's sake!

p.s. I had one that breastfed for 19 months. LOL! Now that's another thread!

[Fiyahstarter]

I'm still nursing my 2 year old. And I still don't get funny looks. Granted, she is on the small side.:)

You got me beat! Although one time my 19 month old said in a nice clear voice, "Gimme the udder one mommy. This one is empty." :ursofunny

[Pragmatist]

I have to admit to being somewhat of a lactivist. I don't go out of my way to offend, but I do want to show people that breastfeeding is normal, and they shouldn't have to hide.

[nahkoe]

I'm still nursing my 2 year old. And I still don't get funny looks. Granted, she is on the small side.:)

I nursed through a pregnancy in Florida. I think the world crumbled around some people. They'd literally SPUTTER. Now, my kids were 14 months apart. It's not like my oldest was even all that old when she was born. But the idea of nursing through a pregnancy....oh my. My kids were older when I was pregnant with my third. No one figured out I was tandem nursing while pregnant. Probably better that way.

My kids ended up all being right around 3 when they weaned.

[Pragmatist]

You got me beat! Although one time my 19 month old said in a nice clear voice, "Gimme the udder one mommy. This one is empty." :ursofunny

I started out calling it "milkies", so we wouldn't have embarrassing public episodes like I'd heard about. :)

[nahkoe]

I started out calling it "milkies", so we wouldn't have embarrassing public episodes like I'd heard about. :)

Oh yes. That was our word of choice too. Given circles we've run in...we probably heard the same embarrassing story. lol

[*AQuietPlace*]

I think there's a difference between not covering up and baring all. My shirt covers everything except where the child is actively nursing. Most people don't even notice.
True.

[drummerboy_dave]

You got me beat! Although one time my 19 month old said in a nice clear voice, "Gimme the udder one mommy. This one is empty." :ursofunny:spitThat, there is just funny!

[Praxeas]

Ok, this thread title made me envision some new machine invention, distantly related to those groadie drinking fountains from public schools when I was a kid only for...

carry on, been a long day...

Opinion... keep them there mammaries covered for everyone's sake!
That was what I thought too lol

I was thinking of those public dog washing machines

[Praxeas]

This is kind of what I'm thinking. Women have breasts. Not news to anyone here, I'm sure. lol

And they feed babies. That might be news.. Unfortunately, a lot of people do grow up in America without really understanding that that's a big part of what they're there for.
yeah right...most Americans have no clue what a female mammary gland is for :nah

[Praxeas]

And why should men not be allowed to run around naked? Why have we sexualized that part of the male anatomy so much? Unfortunately a lot of americans grow up never realizing what "other" purposes it has.

In fact I always thought it was rather hypocritical for a man to be able to run around in public with no shirt on but our oppressive culture has women covering her milking devices. What sort of backward puritan society do we live in? Next thing you know women will be wearing burkhas.

I for one wish the UPC would get rid of it's old thinking, maybe open up some Pentecostal nudist camps or in the very least allow the ladies to run around pointing at general conferences where we already got rid of that silly facial hair rule

It's all the man's fault for viewing milking devices as something sexual.

GOOD GRIEF!!!!

[RandyWayne]

yeah right...most Americans have no clue what a female mammary gland is for :nah

I was told that they serve NO purpose other then feeding babies.

None.

Notta.

If a woman is not with child, they might as well be cut off lest they incite lust in the eyes of other men.

[nahkoe]

I was told that they serve NO purpose other then feeding babies.

None.

Notta.

If a woman is not with child, they might as well be cut off lest they incite lust in the eyes of other men.

LOL! Definitely....

[commonsense]

Wow...

It's been many many years but I did breastfeed and was active in La Leche League.

Back in the day (70's) it had not become as accepted as it is today but I persevered. Most of this due to the support of La Leche League.

I nursed in restaurants, church and the mall. You just have to be creative.

In church it was at two separate weddings, and it would have been more of a scene to get up and walk out. I did have a lovely shawl draped over my shoulder.

At the mall not all ladies facilities have a nice lounge area. I recall shopping at Famous Barr and it was time for a feeding. I asked the salesclerk if I could use the fitting room. The two older children played in one cubbie and I sat on a chair in the one next to it and fed the baby.

[Hoovie]

What an interesting thread...

[commonsense]

I don't have an issue if someone does nurse in public. It is a natural function.

Some babies don't like blankets on their head!

I nursed until she was 20 mos and she self weaned. The only people that gave me grief were the "church" ladies.

[Sam]

...
The child covers most of the breast anyway.
...


doesn't that depend on how well endowed the mother is?

[Hoovie]

NO Comment!

I think breastfeeding in public is fine and a woman should not have to cover up. How many of you eat with a blanket over your head? The child covers most of the breast anyway.

As for how to respond, "I think it's great that you're feeding your baby. We need to see more of it so it becomes normal and expected."

doesn't that depend on how well endowed the mother is?

I was not going there.

[Sam]

And why should men not be allowed to run around naked? Why have we sexualized that part of the male anatomy so much? Unfortunately a lot of americans grow up never realizing what "other" purposes it has.

In fact I always thought it was rather hypocritical for a man to be able to run around in public with no shirt on but our oppressive culture has women covering her milking devices. What sort of backward puritan society do we live in? Next thing you know women will be wearing burkhas.

I for one wish the UPC would get rid of it's old thinking, maybe open up some Pentecostal nudist camps or in the very least allow the ladies to run around pointing at general conferences where we already got rid of that silly facial hair rule

It's all the man's fault for viewing milking devices as something sexual.

GOOD GRIEF!!!!

You've heard about the ultra con who was preaching hot and strong against men appearing in public without a shirt?

Well, as he waxed loud and strong under the anointing, he said, "Why I'd rather see a woman in public with no blouse than to see a man in public with no shirt!!"

Most of the men were afraid to say, "Amen."

[Pragmatist]

I realize this doesn't apply to anyone on here, but what really irks me is when someone thinks it's okay to wear a very skimpy bikini on the beach, but then thinks it's indecent for someone to feed her child.

[Sam]

I was not going there.

somebody had to.

[Sam]

I personally feel a little uncomfortable around nursing mothers. A couple of my daughters-in-law nursed and my one daughter nursed her fourth (and last) child. I just don't stare.

I don't think it is wrong or immoral. The problem is ours, not the mother's.

[Hoovie]

Whats wrong with staring? That's "natural" too!

[MissBrattified]

I think this is a very inconsiderate thing to do. No, breasts should not have been sexualized as much as they are, but they have been. So it's best to cover up, imo. It's very inconsiderate to men and boys who are trying to keep their thoughts pure.

I'm not endorsing immodesty. LOL!!! But I still understand the mindset, because I find the western mentality on this issue to be very irritating.

However. Most men and boys struggle to keep their thoughts pure, even if the pretty female in the room is wearing a potato sack, so I'm not sure a lack of cover is to blame when their thoughts stray. I'm pretty certain, in fact, that God will hold them personally accountable, even if the nearby women are completely nude. :coffee2

But I agree, we shouldn't deliberately cause others to stumble. Even for a good cause. That said...I was never brave enough to show skin in public, but it was the one scenario in which I WISHED I was brave enough--because I agree with the philosophy. There. I confessed. :foottap

You got me beat! Although one time my 19 month old said in a nice clear voice, "Gimme the udder one mommy. This one is empty." :ursofunny

:toofunny

I realize this doesn't apply to anyone on here, but what really irks me is when someone thinks it's okay to wear a very skimpy bikini on the beach, but then thinks it's indecent for someone to feed her child.

I find that irksome as well.

Whats wrong with staring? That's "natural" too!

But it's rude. :) Is it rude for a child to nurse? I was always modest when I nursed my babies, but I found it aggravating that I had to make concessions for the male psyche. :D

I have a son, and he is being taught that it's rude to stare--even when a woman is scantily clad and wanting attention. Plus, he needs to learn the art of looking once, and turning away when the situation demands it.

[crakjak]

You got me beat! Although one time my 19 month old said in a nice clear voice, "Gimme the udder one mommy. This one is empty." :ursofunny

Whoa, it is time to wean that youn!!:ursofunny:ursofunny

[crakjak]

I personally feel a little uncomfortable around nursing mothers. A couple of my daughters-in-law nursed and my one daughter nursed her fourth (and last) child. I just don't stare.

I don't think it is wrong or immoral. The problem is ours, not the mother's.

Sam, you better say something thoughtful and conservative after your previous remark! :ursofunny:smack

[crakjak]

yeah right...most Americans have no clue what a female mammary gland is for :nah

What is a mammary gland, a female one??:ursofunny

[crakjak]

I started out calling it "milkies", so we wouldn't have embarrassing public episodes like I'd heard about. :)

"Udder" is appropiate, the Jersies would understand. :ursofunny

[Sam]

It's all what you are used to.
I went to school in a small town in Wisconsin and some of the kids came from farms.

One day someone (not a farmer) was reading something aloud and the text contained the word "teats." He read it as "treats." One of the farm girls corrected him by pointing out that he had said "treats" instead of "tits." She was not the least bit embarrassed or self-conscious about using the word. That's what they called them at their home. I was not raised on a farm and I was a little embarrassed by her remark. But again, that was my problem, not hers.

[Sam]

Some friends of ours were out and ran across an old friend of the wife. They got to talking about some things from their past and she used the word "tits" in speaking about a cow. Her husband later told her that she had embarrassed him. She did not know why. When he explained, she said, "Well, that's what they are. What should I have called them?" He said, "breasts?"

Now which would have sounded worse?

[Sam]

Now, just don't ask me what word some of the farmers used for "manure."

We had some Germans and Norwegians up there.

[Ron]

Now, just don't ask me what word some of the farmers used for "manure."

We had some Germans and Norwegians up there.

My boss for 10 years & my former Assitant Pastor group on on a farm & yes on the farm they call manure by it's street name.
However in society & in Church he never called it that, Propriety would not allow him to say it!:thumbsup

[RandyWayne]

I realize this doesn't apply to anyone on here, but what really irks me is when someone thinks it's okay to wear a very skimpy bikini on the beach, but then thinks it's indecent for someone to feed her child.

Or, someone who thinks it is ok to (non-discreetly) feed their baby in public, but then says it is NOT ok to wear that same skimpy bikini. :)

[Sam]

Reminds me of a quote from a song by Ray Stevens a few years ago,

"Don't look, Ethel. Don't look!!"

[RandyWayne]

"...but it was too late!"

[Praxeas]

she already got a free shot. Lookie dat, lookie dat Oh yes they call him the streak

[Sam]

I like this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIPv9AtZ2zE&feature=PlayList&p=4111D3B37B53E4E1&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=1

this is crazy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zs4P8WKbF-w&feature=PlayList&p=4111D3B37B53E4E1&index=2&playnext=2&playnext_from=PL

this is a favorite

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgFjLB4VYSU

I think I know some of those people

[*AQuietPlace*]

Reminds me of a quote from a song by Ray Stevens a few years ago,

"Don't look, Ethel. Don't look!!"

"...but it was too late!"

she already got a free shot. Lookie dat, lookie dat Oh yes they call him the streak


Booga-da-boogada.... the fastest thing on two feet! He's just as proud as he can be of his anatomy.... he's gonna give us a peek!

[nahkoe]

Or, someone who thinks it is ok to (non-discreetly) feed their baby in public, but then says it is NOT ok to wear that same skimpy bikini. :)

Hey, I'm equal opportunity!

Of course, I didn't indiscreetly nurse my children, and I won't wear the bikini, but I really don't care if someone else does, on either count.

[crakjak]

Booga-da-boogada.... the fastest thing on two feet! He's just as proud as he can be of his anatomy.... he's gonna give us a peek!

Yeah!! What was that? I don't know, but it sure needed ironing. lol

[ILG]

I breast fed both my kids, but I never did so in public. I think a blanket over is fine. I think it is interesting how God gave women bodies that men are basically obsessed with and then made very interesting things happen with it. What was SO sexual all of a sudden becomes baby feeders and stretches to no limits to fit one inside. :ursofunny

[crakjak]

I breast fed both my kids, but I never did so in public. I think a blanket over is fine. I think it is interesting how God gave women bodies that men are basically obsessed with and then made very interesting things happen with it. What was SO sexual all of a sudden becomes baby feeders and stretches to no limits to fit one inside. :ursofunny

How else would the human race be perpetuated? lol
Tactfully spoken. ha:thumbsup

[ILG]

How else would the human race be perpetuated? lol
Tactfully spoken. ha:thumbsup

LOL! I suppose.

[Hoovie]

Folks it's all about having the right equipment.

http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z116/luckysweep/milkingmachine.jpg

This machine will do one cow, or two goats (and some other mammals) in about ten minutes.:thumbsup

[Hoovie]

Manual manipulation can be fun too.
http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z116/luckysweep/Rodeomilking.jpg

[Timmy]

I can't believe nobody has mentioned Octomom on this thread yet!

(There. Done. :lol)

[KWSS1976]

What about Octomom everyone...

[KWSS1976]

I got ya coverd Timmy..lol

[Timmy]

I got ya coverd Timmy..lol

You are one minute late! :heeheehee

[Praxeas]

What about Octomom everyone...
good grief....I had to remember what that stood for. I was imagining a mother with 8....oh never mind

[Timmy]

good grief....I had to remember what that stood for. I was imagining a mother with 8....oh never mind

ROFL!!!

[TJJJ]

good grief....I had to remember what that stood for. I was imagining a mother with 8....oh never mind

Didn't the babylonions have a goddess that was that kind of "Octomom"?

She had 8... oh never minds, and was a goddess of fertility!

:ursofunny