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Originally posted by poorautojobber View Posti guy i worked with got a cracking deal on his first divorce. The second one didn't go so well as he married his divorce lawyer.
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i guy i worked with got a cracking deal on his first divorce. The second one didn't go so well as he married his divorce lawyer.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
The guys I've met who have been married 4+ times have had a wife or two die on them.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
Wife No 1: Margaret in 1966. Had three children and divorced after two years.
Wife No 2: Jeanette, married in 1973 and divorced after just one year together. Mr Sheppard later described the union as a 'business transaction'.
Wife No 3: Lesley, wed in 1976. He left five years later following a string of arguments. The couple have two sons.
Wife No 4: Kathy, met in a holiday camp and they married in 1982. They had a daughter and lasted four years.
Wife No 5: Sue, whom he met in a bingo hall and married in 1986. They had two sons but she threw him out in 1997.
Wife No 6: Usha, wed in 1999. They split after four years when Mr Sheppard cheated on her while in Thailand.
Wife No 7: Wan. The couple met in Bangkok in 2003 and married that year. The pair were in the UK together for just eight months when Wan left him and returned to her home country.
Wife No 8: Weng, married in 2004. The pair met online and Sheppard flew out to the Philippines. The couple were together for 11 years and split in 2015.
Wife-to-be No 9: Cristel. Sheppard proposed on December 31, 2015, weeks after leaving Weng.
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Originally posted by Troll View PostWhich bit do you not understand?
Women suffer in the workplace. Men suffer in the family courts.
Women get less money than men for the same job. Except sex work. Its a situation that needs to change.....
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Originally posted by mattfx View PostInteresting comments BP - where do you stand on civil partnerships? Are these equally as awful as joining this marriage scheme you speak of?
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostCurrently you get less time if it's a motoring incident.
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Interesting comments BP - where do you stand on civil partnerships? Are these equally as awful as joining this marriage scheme you speak of?
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostOh well. Clearly I've been doing it wrong for the last 46 years...
Current scores- Bitter and twisted: 4, Content and regularly laid: 3
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