oops truth versus wokery

[d000hg]

You know it takes two to get married?.

No I'd never heard that. Got any other pearls of wisdom?

Obviously you'd be an apologist for a grumpy unpleasant old man... self loathing otherwise.

[vetran]

No I'd never heard that. Got any other pearls of wisdom?

Obviously you'd be an apologist for a grumpy unpleasant old man... self loathing otherwise.

Oh you know Mr Cleese?

I love how people know these celebs so well having never met them.

He must be a terrible man because he had to work to support his ex wife to the tune of $600,000 a year.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ettlement.html

'Apparently I got off lightly because my lawyer points out how much more I would have had to pay my ex-wife had she contributed anything to the relationship... if we had children, or even a two-way conversation.'

is rather cutting.

First shot: The comedian married first wife, American writer and actress Connie Booth (pictured with him in 2009), in 1968. The couple split while penning the second series of Fawlty Towers, but remained close friends

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...h-aged-68.html

During her time at Oxford, she had a brief marriage to a fellow student names Giles Trentham, and opted to keep his surname even after they split.

The pair divorced in 1990 after nine years of marriage, but remained on good terms, with Cleese saying at the time: 'Babs and I have a really good friendship and that’s the right relationship for us.'

So his first two wives he remained friends with and his third wife took him for $12 million. Must be his fault!

[SueEllen]

So his first two wives he remained friends with and his third wife took him for $12 million. Must be his fault!

It was for being a bad judge of character.

(I was going to link to a song but decided due to the artist's recent behaviour it was inappropriate.)