Octuplet's Domicile Threatened By Foreclosure

American Voices

February 20, 2009 | ISSUE 45•08

The home of Angela Suleman, mother to Nadya Suleman and grandmother to her 14 children, went into default earlier this month. What do you think?

It's okay. They can just live in her daughter's huge vagina.

Pricilla Schaefer
Systems Analyst
I guess buying enough mints to have on hand for 14 grandkids could conceivably put you in the poorhouse.

Mario De La Rosa
Attorney At Law
With those greedy bankers ready to step in and seize their beloved grandmother's home, the only option left is a baby bikini car wash.

Greg Rubin
Produce Manager

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