166. It's not fair to the child. I was given away at birth and the couple who took me in were older. Especially my father he was 55! By the time I was 10 he was 60. He was too elderly to dothe things normal Fathers do. By the time I was in my 20's he was suffering with alzhiemers by the time I was 30 her was dead at 83!!!! I was cheated out of having a father and my children were cheated out of a grandparent. It is selfish of them to have a child this late in life. Just because you can dont mean you should!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 I am 47 now and my Mother is 83

Posted at 11:22AM on Oct 10th 2007 by Brenda English

167. yeah so, it happens. what's the big deal. Charlie Chapman, Cary Grant, those are the famous ones. It happens every day these days. big woop. Congrats to the new parents. Join the club.

Posted at 11:23AM on Oct 10th 2007 by taronal

168. I think that it is wonderfull to have children at any age,yes let us all pray that he will keep his self away from drinking & anything else,ENOUGH ALREADY.jaroy

Posted at 11:43AM on Oct 10th 2007 by Hazel Royer

169. VOMIT

Posted at 12:50PM on Oct 10th 2007 by jen

170. CV?n ,OPZ';G M';ZMPFC

Posted at 1:50PM on Oct 10th 2007 by bOB b bUTTER bUTT

171. R U KIDDIN. NO CHIILINS AFTER 40! HE WILL BE OVER 80 IF THE KID GRADS FROM HS. IS THAT OLD MAN NEW? POOR KID

Posted at 1:53PM on Oct 10th 2007 by bOB b bUTTER bUTT

172. Don't these old farts ever think what the kid might feel having some old skin bag around their school events?

Posted at 2:00PM on Oct 10th 2007 by Uhave2Bkidding

173. lucky them to have kept it out of the radar, congrates to them.

Posted at 2:43PM on Oct 10th 2007 by mcp

174. Congrats to the new mom and dad!! I know your little girl will be the light of your life! She'll bring smiles to your faces, and joy to your hearts. She'll love her mom, and adore her daddy! Cly, so what if you're a bit older, you'll give more of yourself to your child then you would have at 20. I personally think you look great! Comfortable in yourself and happy. Nick, you are a super star! You sure haven't retired like most folks do! You continue to work in your career, always topping your past endevors. I know you have your moments in time when the deamons pop up and get in the way, but who doesn't. You certainly manage to brush them aside, and get right back in the race. We share the same birthday, so I think I know you well. My best wishes to you and your family!

Posted at 3:13PM on Oct 10th 2007 by Allie

175. He's not the worse...

Posted at 3:42PM on Oct 10th 2007 by memere

176. Well, at least he still has it. My Father was 50 when I was born. I guess the dude needs and wants someone to take care of him when he is much older.

Posted at 5:52PM on Oct 10th 2007 by estelle

177. Ewwww!! I don't believe she let him "in"! Uber ewwww!!

Posted at 11:42PM on Oct 10th 2007 by Melinda the Body Bender

178. Sorry.. just had to add a few more comments... my Dad died when he was 37... I was eight... I remember so many wonderful things with my dad... no one knows when they are going to die. My Dad was 37... Nick could live to be 101, and he would still have more time with his child than I had, although my Dad was only 29 when I was born.... I say that life is a miracle, and we all have to live life to the fullest...
Wanda:-)))

Posted at 2:58AM on Oct 11th 2007 by Wanda:-)))

179. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
A kid needs a father for 45 to 5o years? You've got to be kidding! A father would be NICE to have for 45 to 50 years, or longer, but needs? My father-in-law was nearly 21 when my husband was born. He didn't live to see his son turn 40. He's never seen his two youngest grandchildren. My father was 62 when my brother was born. My brother is 35 and my father is still around. He not only saw my brother raised, but he's seen the three children my brother has produced.

Posted at 7:32PM on Oct 11th 2007 by Amethyst

180. What a couple of idiots. Nick, you will be dead by the time that child knows you, and for the dopey girlfriend, are you really that stupid?

Posted at 5:17AM on Oct 12th 2007 by Arlene Shelley