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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by northernladyuk View Post
    You sound like such a victim.
    no more than you sound like a bulltuliper!

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  • northernladyuk
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    Originally posted by vetran View Post
    yeah but the soon to be ex was having intercourse with 27 others. Taking all our money & over ruling us all .

    We don't have to sleep with the Donald just trade with him & others.
    You sound like such a victim.

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by northernladyuk View Post
    I know this lovely country that got hitched to a supranational body 40 years back. It listened to a couple of idiots down the pub and now it's divorce. The tragedy is that it is financially ruined and is going to have to shack up wit a sex offender to make ends meet.
    yeah but the soon to be ex was having intercourse with 27 others. Taking all our money & over ruling us all .

    We don't have to sleep with the Donald just trade with him & others.

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  • northernladyuk
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    I know this lovely country that got hitched to a supranational body 40 years back. It listened to a couple of idiots down the pub and now it's divorce. The tragedy is that it is financially ruined and is going to have to shack up wit a sex offender to make ends meet.

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  • greenlake
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    Originally posted by TestMangler View Post
    Why do Russkie birds need to marry to stay in the UK ?
    Get a Vietnamese one....

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  • SueEllen
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    Originally posted by vetran View Post

    Shame it wasn't a female judge.

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  • vetran
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    This one should make you squirm

    Graham Mills told to up ex-wife's money after she spent it | Daily Mail Online

    'Reliable honest' husband who handed his wife, 51, all of his ready cash in a divorce 15 years ago is told he must up her maintenance after she blows the lot on 'unwise property investments'
    Maria Mills received a £230,000 lump sump and £1,100 per month in divorce
    She wound up in debt due to 'poor' financial decisions and buying pricey homes
    Graham Mills argued he should not 'pick up his wife's tab' 15 years after divorce
    Judges ruled Mrs Mills, who works part-time, is 'unable to meet her basic needs'
    Get a fffin job!

    before the Bra Burners start

    Sitting at London's Appeal Court, Lord Justice Longmore and Sir Ernest Ryder heard how the couple, who have a grown-up son, married in 1988, before separating in 2001.

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  • TestMangler
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    Why do Russkie birds need to marry to stay in the UK ? All the ones I know simply buy citizenship in Latvia/Lithuania for like £50 and move here anyway.

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  • quackhandle
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    I remember a Kiwi chap I worked with, decent lad and nice gf (also a Kiwi). I move jobs and don't hear from him until I bump into him outside a bar around a year or so later. He's just got married to this tidy Russian bird he met chatting on MSN, (shockingly her visa was about to expire the day after they got hitched) - registry office just off the A4.

    qh

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  • stek
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    Originally posted by BoggyMcCBoggyFace View Post
    What about if your gf lives with you in your house in your name (not married) and you have a kid together under 1, gf has her own flat she rents out but its a one bed room place, both parents want to split up the mother is unrealistic when it comes to finances. If you were the dad what would you do, father has no issue paying the figure the CSA comes up with £900 a month, even though not married want to do the right thing for his son if you were the father would you sell / remorg your place to give the mother circa 100k so she can upgrade from a 1 bed flat to two bed, or would you let the mother get on with it ? Thing is I don't see her being single for ever she not silly or a minger and will at some point move in with some other guy and his house.
    God I miss paragraphs.....

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  • BoggyMcCBoggyFace
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    What about if your gf lives with you in your house in your name (not married) and you have a kid together under 1, gf has her own flat she rents out but its a one bed room place, both parents want to split up the mother is unrealistic when it comes to finances.

    If you were the dad what would you do ? Father has no issue paying the figure the CSA comes up with £900 a month and wants to do the right thing for his son, if you were the father would you sell / remorg your place to give the mother circa 100k so she can upgrade from a 1 bed flat to two bed, or would you let the mother get on with it ? Thing is I don't see her being single for ever she not silly or a minger and will at some point move in with some other guy and his house.
    Last edited by BoggyMcCBoggyFace; 6 February 2017, 13:41.

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by The_Equalizer View Post
    I know of a similar story involving a Russian women. Age mis-match, kid etc... Together four years and the day she got her British citizenship she left him.
    Anna Chapman?

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  • scooterscot
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    Originally posted by GJABS View Post
    It's stories like this that make me feel glad I live alone in my mum's basement..
    When did she last let you out?

    And why does the Goonies spring to mind?

    OMG does your mum drive a Jeep 4x4 too?!

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  • GJABS
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    It's stories like this that make me feel glad I live alone in my mum's basement..

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
    Got to feel sorry for the children caught up in this.
    see sometimes I agree with you!
    Last edited by vetran; 6 February 2017, 12:27.

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