He had to divorce her, it was a matter of life (after death) and death. Look at the bloodsucker, he obviously was not receiving nourishment from that Ice Queen's blood.
So the bid-ask is $43 mil and $100 mil? The savings of "a little in divorce payouts" that you find "fascinating"= $57 mil. No wonder he's fighting - his self-esteem and dignity ain't worth $57 extra-large.
Dude's not only a world-class pussy, can't he afford a thesaurus? "supercillious," "swaggering," "disdainful" would all be better than nattering on about "imperious." Overweening, anyone?
@son of spam: You mean, the one he was married to for 30+ years and had 3 children with? And what do you bet the kids are helping to convince Dad to preserve that inheritance, what with all they and Mom went through?
@son of spam: Indeed. Oh spammy, this post is taking me back to March, when the world of Gawker was still a cozy little vespiary of sexy fun and the safe words were "Vera scarf." But now our comrades are falling by the wayside. Why, TableNine and saythatscool have been killed and Captain Fantastic lost his star. I think I'm pretty much done here.
Bunch of farkakteh, dicked-up nonsense this is. I'm going to beat that Foster Kamer like a red-handed stepchild when I catch his punk ass.@FormerEnglishMajor:
@BookishLookish: Sweet as honey, baby. Laughs at the bar and kisses in dark corners. Not any more. Why have commenters at all if the best ones get executed?
okay my great-great-grandmother was born at number 10 downing street - the last birth there - so can i at least be a count? she's distantly related to a swedish guy who carries the title of count, so there.
@spotted-dog: Given that address, wouldn't requesting an Earldom be more appropriate? Although residents of 10 Downing St. are kind of forbidden to have titles while in residence, so..
@spotted-dog: Just buy a title like everyone else. Blair must still be doing that on the side, not sure if he gets much commission on the Middle East envoy schtick.
I feel like a nagging wife when I point this out...but here goes:
George David was Chairman of United Technologies Corp. He supposedly discussed UTC's potential takeover of 3M with his wife. He isn't/wasn't the CEO of 3M.
I've been working in divorce law for a couple years now and I can say that there really are people who use the divorce proceeding as a sick form of foreplay. I've seen it in a few couples, usually very wealthy, who use the exchange of power and 'winning' in litigation the way you or I would use tying someone's hands together or sitting on their face.
Its pretty frustrating to the lawyers to when the weirdo marrieds reconcile halfway through the process after a bitter fight, only to have the client return a few months later to start the whole damn thing over again. Its their money, they can do what they want, but its pretty gross to watch two people practically humping during a settlement conference because the act of legally sticking it to the other person pushes their power-play sex buttons. Especially when you know all the dark-sided details of their married life.
I'm learning that if you work in divorce law long enough you will begin to suspect anyone and everyone capable of absolutely anything.
@PerinealFavorite: Your firm should create a special room for their divorce-thread humping. It may seem unethical, but you'll triple your money back within a year.
@BookishLookish: You keep this up and I'm going to talk to my attorney. She doesn't look it but she's rough and tough - think Vera scarves hiding an IDF heart.
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George David was Chairman of United Technologies Corp. He supposedly discussed UTC's potential takeover of 3M with his wife. He isn't/wasn't the CEO of 3M.
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Its pretty frustrating to the lawyers to when the weirdo marrieds reconcile halfway through the process after a bitter fight, only to have the client return a few months later to start the whole damn thing over again. Its their money, they can do what they want, but its pretty gross to watch two people practically humping during a settlement conference because the act of legally sticking it to the other person pushes their power-play sex buttons. Especially when you know all the dark-sided details of their married life.
I'm learning that if you work in divorce law long enough you will begin to suspect anyone and everyone capable of absolutely anything.
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