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Not sure all four limbs are that necessary tbhShe definitely passes Gary's stringent criteria (a heartbeat and four limbs).
Not sure all four limbs are that necessary tbhShe definitely passes Gary's stringent criteria (a heartbeat and four limbs).
you think he batted for the other team?
Maybe he still does. He may just be a donor. My hairdresser is gay and a top bloke. He has fathered 3 children for women wanting a baby. One of them is also just a 'friend.'Not that there is anything wrong with that but I had my suspicions.
Yep, he's probably always had a dream of being a father in Western Sydney.He's not that elaborate or planned. If he wants to go, past history suggests that he'll just f**ken go.
Yep, he's probably always had a dream of being a father in Western Sydney.
Why not both???GWS or the Wanderers ?
Yep, he's probably always had a dream of being a father in Western Sydney.
Why not, if you can put your mind to it you can do anything.So he's converting to Catholicism?
"Every sperm is sacred,So he's converting to Catholicism?
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...h-friend-amellia-bonnici-20160926-grp38j.htmlGold Coast Titans NRL player Jarryd Hayne is set to become a father for the first time.
Titans chief executive Graham Annersley confirmed the news to News Limited, refusing to comment further on the matter.
The Plane Act
Part 1: Hayne does what he wants
Part 2: Hayne does what he wants
Part 3: Hayne does what he wants
Part 4: Hayne does what he wants
Part 5: Hayne does what he wants
Part 6: Hayne does what he wants
Depends how the first season goes.What about season 2? Would it also have 6 episodes? Obviously the content writes itself
Well done Jarryd for taking responsibility for your actions, and being a man of your word.... but lol @ hooking up with someone from instagram.
It now makes sense why he suddenly quit NFL in May... with a bub due at the end of the year and fathered during his visit home in February, May is likely around when he might have found out.
Playings 7s for Fiji was a dud decision - and ruined his chance at a domestic union pay day - but at least now we also know why he was so impatient to land the first NRL contract that came along, rather than wait for Parra's offer.
And over to Hillsong for the last word on the matter:
http://www.betootaadvocate.com/head...n-child-is-a-result-of-immaculate-conception/