Thanks for the links. That is definitely freaky.

I asked becaude the only place I have seen it or heard of it is right here!
And this is not the first time I have seen someone post what they thought was a true situation here and it turned out to be a bloggers own thoughts.
And it seems very possible that this is all a stunt, joke or prank.
And given some of the posts here, if so it could be looked at as rather a sick one.

So again I ask has only one seen this anywhere else?
Would not have be "Reuters", but it would seem as if a local paper or two would have picked it up and ran
it it.

You could very well be correct.

However, I think it's very unlikely that a large group of college students would create this story and all have the exact same details, as well as the reactions you could see in the video on facebook.

I also don't believe their local paper would consider this newsworthy, if they even know about it.

I understand what you are saying, but Senusret has a good point.

Plus the post I wrote before actually happened. I don't think the girl thought she was pregnant, but she walked around stuffing her shirt for months before she was outted as a fraud and even then she told us she miscarried.

Dodge Balls?!?!?!http://www.pledgepark.com/images/smilies/wassat.gifhttp://www.pledgepark.com/images/smilies/laughing.gif

I knew about it for the past few days. Sad yet a great comedy fix. :D

wow. I laughed my a$$ off the whole time I was reading this.

y'all need to watch those videos... Delaware boys use sh*t a WHOLE lot...

Wow.

I guess I'm most surprised that she got padding. But then again in the past year I have come across 2 people who have lied about being pregnant. One even went as far as to post pictures of said baby the other claimed to give birth and gave it up for adoption. Damn shame if you ask me.

Oh man, what a story!

The dudes look HILARIOUS. The girl, let's just say that her "twins" were not even big enough to fake being pregnant for real!

I have been forwarding this to everyone I know. The little dude with the blue shirt makes me laugh the most of all...

Some people's "twins" don't grow at all during pregnancy, and only get larger once their milk supply comes in, up to a week after delivery.

Just so you know, snarkbait.