Reply to: For better or worse...

[AtW]

Ah no. Only in my head.

[mudskipper]

Ah no. Only in my head.

[AtW]

Nice thought, but I'm more sluggish at the moment

[mudskipper]

You are the butterfly effect lady, eh?

Nice thought, but I'm more sluggish at the moment

[AtW]

I always think of butterflies.

You are the butterfly effect lady, eh?

[mudskipper]

I always think of butterflies.

[AtW]

frit·ter1
ˈfridər/
verb
past tense: frittered; past participle: frittered

1. waste time, money, or energy on trifling matters.


Dumb trader should have bought his wife regular presents with same money, then he'd still be married and keep his money.

He is lucky to have kept most of his money to be honest.

If had any brain he'd spend £100 on Married with Children and then learn from the best sportsman in history who had 4 touchdowns in one game (Al Bundy, obviously): NEVER GET MARRIED

[BrilloPad]

frittered away hundreds of thousands of pounds on drink, drugs and escort girls

[AtW]

He's a trader, he can earn it all back in a week. Don't fret.

OIL trader...

Soon he'll be shining shoes in Kensington to new bf of his ex...

[DimPrawn]

He's a trader, he can earn it all back in a week. Don't fret.

[NibblyPig]

He's totally in the right. It's no different from if he worked and she spent $100,000s on art lessons or pottery making.

Good luck ever saying "Well I worked for 14 years 8 hours 5 days a week while she didn't do work, so I should get more money" - no chance. So I don't think men that earn more than their spouses should be double-shafted, it goes both ways.

[woohoo]

She used the notice clause - unreasonable behaviour.

This marriage contract lark doesn't seem to be worth the paper it's written on.

[greenlake]

She tried for 16 years.

[SueEllen]

I'm not a fan of marriage, but i do think the contract mentions something about till death do us part.

She used the notice clause - unreasonable behaviour.

[woohoo]

She tried for 16 years.

I'm not a fan of marriage, but i do think the contract mentions something about till death do us part.