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Courtney P. Age: 13, Location: South Courtney’s grandmother married at 13, her mother married at 13, and Courtney has decided she wants to keep the tradition going. She would prefer to stay close to her large extended southern family and loves farm or at least rural life. She got an A in Home Ec. and has read up on what else would be expected of her as a wife and is looking forward to it.

After doing some research she would only be able to get married in the following states, and only with a court's permission:

Colorado: If you are 16 or 17, you will need consent of both parents (or parent having legal custody), or guardian, or seek judicial approval. If you are under 16, a Judicial Court Order along with parental consent is necessary.

Kentucky: If you are 16 or 17 years old, you must have the consent of your parents or legal guardian. Custody papers are required if your parents are divorced. The form that you need to have completed is the Consent to Marriage Form (84-FCC-501). It has to be witnessed by two witnesses who are at least 18 years old, signed by your parent or legal guardian, and sworn by the deputy clerk. If you are a pregnant minor you may apply to a district court judge for permission to marry without parental consent. If you are under 16, you must get approval to marry from the District Court. Minors cannot get married in Kentucky if parents or guardians are not residents of Kentucky.

Michigan: If you are 16 or 17 years old, you can get married with written parental consent. If you are 15 or younger, you will need both parental consent and the approval of the probate court.

Missouri: If you are under 18 years old, you must have parental consent. Anyone under the age of 15 must have the approval of a county judge to receive a marriage license.

Most states are a minimum of 16 years old. A couple are 17. And, a few are minimum 14. The ones listed above are the only ones she could get legally married in, but she and her parents would have to be legal residents of one of those states. (Which excludes all but Kentucky, as she is listed as being from the South.) Also, do you think a Judge would allow a marriage on the grounds of, "I bought her from her parents for $49,995, so I feel I am legally entitled to marry her."?

We should all work together to set up a fake "daughter" to see if we can get it listed on the site. You have to pay %10 of your selling price to the company to put it. So, we should all paypal Syd like $10, and then post up a mock daughter for a sale price of $1000.00. And, just make her sound completely messed up in the head, to explain the bargin price. Something like: (For this example I shall the mock Daughter, "Mary.")

"Mary is a very quiet and shy girl. She thinks alot, but never shares her thoughts with anyone. You can always tell when she is in deep thought becasue she starts to twitch. She is also very artistic, and like to paint abstract portraits in various shades of red. She is easy to care for, as long as she takes her meds on time, as well as being kept away from sharp instruments such as knives and scissors. We think she would make a great wife for an artsy type person."

I tracked down RegalSin, and this is what he had to say on the matter:

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I think, that it should be legal, for the formed men to be allowed to have sexual attitudes with women of age 14 or the senior. They are old enough to menstrate and consequently their bodies are ready to be linked with. If more people thought this way, that is world peace, and any nuclear weapon.