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23 is the new 65? - Netto - 2011-03-12
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/World/Story/STIStory_643106.html Wrote:A ROMANIAN woman is the world's youngest grandmother, aged 23, British tabloid The Sun reported.
Mother of two, Rifca Stanescu was 12 when she had her first child Maria. A year later she had a son, Nicolae.
Mrs Stanescu was 11 when she married 13-year-old jewellery seller Ionel Stanescu. They eloped because Mrs Stanescu feared her father would want her to marry another man. Mrs Stanescu said she had been forgiven by her family after giving birth to Maria.
The young mother wanted Maria to have a different life and urged her to stay at school.
However, Maria got married when she was 10 years old. Six months later, she gave birth to son Ion at age 11. -- KOREA HERALD/ANN
GILFs just got hotter
But she's not, so that breaks the deal.
23 is the new 65? - Mute - 2011-03-12
...Like mother like daughter..?
23 is the new 65? - Imitazion - 2011-03-12
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23 is the new 65? - Justin - 2011-03-12
The hell is wrong with people these days.
23 is the new 65? - Rob - 2011-03-12
Justin Wrote:The hell is wrong with people these days.
Actually the other way round. This was very common in the 1900s and the 1800s. Hell, during the entire history
23 is the new 65? - Justin - 2011-03-12
Rob Wrote:Actually the other way round. This was very common in the 1900s and the 1800s. Hell, during the entire history
At ages 10-12? I dunno man, I thought 14-17 was the norm back then for marriage + kids.
23 is the new 65? - Sarah - 2011-03-12
As a 23 year old I can verify that it is indeed the new 65.
23 is the new 65? - Kabanaw - 2011-03-12
Justin Wrote:At ages 10-12? I dunno man, I thought 14-17 was the norm back then for marriage + kids.
Even if it was, consider that the norm today is about early 30s. Is it outrageous for people in their 20s to have kids?
Not that this isn't a fairly disturbing.
23 is the new 65? - Rob - 2011-03-12
Justin Wrote:At ages 10-12? I dunno man, I thought 14-17 was the norm back then for marriage + kids.
Well, between 10 and 20, yes.
23 is the new 65? - XTOTHEL - 2011-03-12
Sarah Wrote:As a 23 year old I can verify that it is indeed the new 65.
>implying sarah's a grandmother
23 is the new 65? - Sarah - 2011-03-12
XTOTHEL Wrote:>implying sarah's a grandmother
More like
>implying Sarah acts like a grandmother. A very angry grandmother.
23 is the new 65? - Mute - 2011-03-12
Sarah Wrote:As a 23 year old I can verify that it is indeed the new 65.
The irony in this statement is threefold humorous.
23 is the new 65? - Netto - 2011-03-12
I wonder if the granddaughter will follow the family tradition, making her a great grandmother. Hell, I may even see my very first ALIVE great great great grandmother if this keeps up.
23 is the new 65? - Kabanaw - 2011-03-12
Netto Wrote:I wonder if the granddaughter will follow the family tradition, making her a great grandmother. Hell, I may even see my very first ALIVE great great great grandmother if this keeps up.
The average life expectancy in Romania is 73.8 years, and assuming a new birth every 12 years on average, she will be a great great great great grandmother when she is 72.
23 is the new 65? - XTOTHEL - 2011-03-12
Kabanaw Wrote:The average life expectancy in Romania is 73.8 years, and assuming a new birth every 12 years on average, she will be a great great great great grandmother when she is 72.
is that for females or males? Females generally live longer.
23 is the new 65? - Pixie - 2011-03-13
Oh wow.
I have cousins overseas that got married & have kids at a really young age, but not that young. And yes, I am part Romanian.
23 is the new 65? - MetaSeraphim - 2011-03-14
Sarah Wrote:More like
>implying Sarah acts like a grandmother. A very angry grandmother.
You act like an angry aunt, not an angry grandmother. There is a big difference.