That Alfie lad who was ment to be a father at 13 has been found out that he isnt, he can go back to playing with his own bike rather than the one he called his girlfriend.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/u ... 317070.ece

He will be devasted, no longer a Guinness Book of Records entry for young Alfie and to find out this way that she was cheating on him.

He's known for a while he isn't the dad.
Since someone explained you have to get your leg over first.

What a slag.

Well he was pumping out potato juice anyway the phrase "come back when you have some pubes" should have been the first clue.

Why people should help any woman in her 60's have kids, in an already over-populated world, is beyond me. Just somes down to making money like everything else I suppose and sod the consequences...

I dunno but I don't have a real problem with an older woman wanting a child. Women don't stop being women at 60, and there are some blokes far older than her who father.

The doctor states, "You cannot guarantee the child will have a loving mother or family. It is possible to give a child to the mother up to the age of 83 but it is medically criminal to do this because the likelihood is the child will lose his mum and suffer from psychological problems"

In the context of a 66 year old that's a bit silly. You can never guarantee a child will have a loving mother or family and you can never guarantee parents won't die.
I lost my dad when I was 11 yet I can't recall being diagnosed with psychological problems.
And in my experience the older women get, the dafter they become about children. It's statements like "when the child is 14 her mother will be 80" that I find disgusting. That's pure ageism.

As for the overpopulated world argument, it'll be her only child so it's hardly her fault.
And since she's a factory manager I doubt she'll be asking the state to provide its upkeep.

Still, if everyone's made their mind up it's unacceptable I guess I'm wasting my words.

Child parents are a far more worrying problem.