Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock
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Credit crunch stories - got any?
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Just thinking; leaving aside what we think of bankers, what should one call a woman who marries a guy in the good times when he’s making millions and then leaves him in desolation when things go downhill? Would ‘whore’ be politically unacceptable? Or too polite?
i bet she left with all the family jewellery in her bag too.Comment
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Originally posted by swamp View PostAt least he found out what his wife was really likeComment
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Originally posted by NetwkSupport View Posti think money grabbing whore would suffice?
i bet she left with all the family jewellery in her bag too.
Divorce - from the latin to rip out a man's genitals via his wallet.....Comment
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One banker was said to have described the crash as worse than divorce: "I've lost over half my wealth, but I still have my wife".Comment
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Originally posted by expat View PostOne banker was said to have described the crash as worse than divorce: "I've lost over half my wealth, but I still have my wife".Comment
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