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Way OT But why we are in the mess we are in.
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Yes, the world is in a big mess when men will belittle their wives like this. BTW, I suspect the whole thing was staged.
If not... only a matter of time before she realizes that she married down in the looks department and finds a better looking man and/or one who respects her and dumps that douche-bag.
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That was good, but let's be fair now, how often do people drive 80 miles per hour? I mean, what if it's raining? : )
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>>> Yes, the world is in a big mess when men will belittle their wives like > this.
I thought he was kinda cute (grin), But not as cute as the Jehovah's Witness who came to my door this morning. She could have talked me into anything, but my wife was there.
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>>>>>> Yes, the world is in a big mess when men will belittle their wives >> like this.
I think the fact that they are man & wife is ancillary. It speaks to a complete lack of respect he has for someone he is supposed to love the most. It could be any close relationship.
Not sure how I lose, when you're basically agreeing with me in your last statement.
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Let me guess. Do you live east of the Mississippi River?
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>>>>> Yes, the world is in a big mess when men will belittle their wives like > this.
I am surprised she did not behead him.
He should not have broad cast that video but had she listened she might have gotten the answer. I am not sure that any math was involved other than repeating the same words in a different order.
Not totally unlike, if I switch the red balloon from my right hand to my left hand what color will it be? ;~)
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i saw that the other day and we can only hope that the whole thing was staged. I really can't imagine ANYone so stupid.
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Steve Barker wrote in news:hsCdnSfSNJdftfDSnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com:
It isn't a math problem. It's an English problem. I think a staged problem as well. Nevertheless, it is a pitiful example of what humans can do to other humans, on many levels.
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>>>>> i saw that the other day and we can only hope that the whole thing was
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're out there ... just flip though a few TV channels, night or day.
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...or watch J-walk.
Not only are they out there, they vote!
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I knew what that was going to be. LOL
Lets hear it for MISS SOUTH CAROLINA!!!
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>>>>That was good, but let's be fair now, how often do people drive 80 miles
Every day 80+ In the rain, I slow down to 70.
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>>>>>> Yes, the world is in a big mess when men will belittle their wives >> like this.
Given the stats that 80% of marriages will experience extramarital sex by one or both parties, who cares? Screw marriage. It's overrated. By age 18, I had seen enough of marriage not to want it, ever.
-- Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens. -- Jimi Hendrix
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>>>>>>>>> i saw that the other day and we can only hope that the whole thing was
Whatever FOR? Gawd, I miss TV even less than I do alcohol and tobacco. Turn -off- the TV folks, and grab a good book today!
-- Live Simply. Speak Kindly. Care Deeply. Love Generously. -- anon
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Larry Jaques wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
Some marriages work, others apparently don't. And sometimes a couple marries because one of the partners needs health insurance that's unobtainable outside marriage. Which says loads about the state of health insurance.
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>>>>>>>>>>>>> i saw that the other day and we can only hope that the whole thing was
LMAO! i'd just shoot myself if i didn't have a tv.
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Some divorce to get coverage like the elderly couple across the street. He suffered several debilitating strokes and required in home care that she was unable to provide. Their choices were do divest themselves of all assets or divorce leaving her with what assets they had. The division of assets left his finances in a state able to qualify for government coverage which also says loads about the state of things.
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And so it begins... :-)
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> i saw that the other day and we can only hope that the whole thing was
If that's the case, I feel really sorry for you, Steve. I still have a TV set, but I only show movies on it. No paid TV feed for 5+ years now, thank Crom.
-- "When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty." - Thomas Jefferson