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'''The Storking Initiative''' is the law that gives mothers, or fathers, the right to "stork" their babies. When they cannot provide for their child, or simply does not want one, they can choose to leave the child on someone else's doorstep. When they do not get caught, the family is obliged to keep the [[storks|baby]]; but if the parent is caught, they must either keep the baby or send them to [[State Homes]] to be [[wards]].
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'''Storking''' is the term used to describe the activity of leaving ones' own infant on someone's else's doorstep. This can be done if they cannot provide for their child or if they simply do not want one. If they do not get caught, then they can feign ignorance and have the family—the one who ends up with the baby on their doorstep—keep the stork. The freedom and right to do so is granted by the '''Storking Initiative'''. However, if they do get caught, they will be obliged to take the [[storks|baby]] back. They will either keep the baby or decide to still give it up by sending them to [[State Homes]] to be [[wards]].
   
Some children, like [[Lev]], were said to believe that the term "storking" actually means that the baby was brought by the stork.
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According to some believers, storking is in the Bible. They believe Moses is the first storked baby, having been placed in a basket in the Nile and later found by Pharaoh's daughter. Some children, like [[Lev]], were said to believe that the term "storking" actually means that the baby was brought by the stork.
   
According to some believers, storking is in the Bible. They believe Moses is the first storked baby. He was put in a basket in the Nile and was found by Pharaoh's daughter.
 
 
Sometimes families in a neighborhood will secretly pass around a storked infant until it becomes sick and dies. This shows how little power the government actually possesses over storking, and how little they care. I love life
 
 
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== Known storked characters ==
 
== Known storked characters ==
 
:: ''incomplete list to be updated''...
* [[Mason Starkey]]
 
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* [[Baby Lassiter]]
 
* [[Bam Covalt]]
 
* [[Bam Covalt]]
* [[Baby Lassiter]]
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* [[Cyrus Finch]]
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* [[Didi]]
 
* [[Didi]]
* [[Cyrus Finch]] (CyFi)
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* [[Mason Starkey]]
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* [[:Category:Storks|more...]]
:: ''incomplete list to be updated''..
 
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Latest revision as of 18:45, 19 November 2015

Storking is the term used to describe the activity of leaving ones' own infant on someone's else's doorstep. This can be done if they cannot provide for their child or if they simply do not want one. If they do not get caught, then they can feign ignorance and have the family—the one who ends up with the baby on their doorstep—keep the stork. The freedom and right to do so is granted by the Storking Initiative. However, if they do get caught, they will be obliged to take the baby back. They will either keep the baby or decide to still give it up by sending them to State Homes to be wards.

According to some believers, storking is in the Bible. They believe Moses is the first storked baby, having been placed in a basket in the Nile and later found by Pharaoh's daughter. Some children, like Lev, were said to believe that the term "storking" actually means that the baby was brought by the stork.

Known storked characters

incomplete list to be updated...