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Old 06-02-2007, 06:22 PM   #11 (permalink)
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They should only get what they came into the relationship with.
So if they purchased a house together...
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Old 06-02-2007, 06:23 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Real easy.

Get married. Get a pre-nup. Move to a country where they actually recognise pre-nups.

And try not to get married to the wrong broad in the first place...

She buys Heat magazine? She watches Loose Women? She votes Lib Dem? She prefers Channel 4 News to the Mail? Run. Run like a Blair from a question on a Wednesday afternoon. Run like Mexican water through a first-time tourist. Just run.
You have been out with a Woman who watches the news?
What sort of stupid question is that? Of course I have.
Ive been out with quite a few women and not one of them has ever showed an interest in watching the news.
I'm more fond of women who read the news. Broadcast journalism tends to irritate me.
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They should only get what they came into the relationship with.
So if they purchased a house together...
If they went 50-50 on the house then the money from the sale should be 50-50.
But the wealth they came into the partnership with should be what they get on seperation.
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Real easy.

Get married. Get a pre-nup. Move to a country where they actually recognise pre-nups.

And try not to get married to the wrong broad in the first place...

She buys Heat magazine? She watches Loose Women? She votes Lib Dem? She prefers Channel 4 News to the Mail? Run. Run like a Blair from a question on a Wednesday afternoon. Run like Mexican water through a first-time tourist. Just run.
You have been out with a Woman who watches the news?
What sort of stupid question is that? Of course I have.
Ive been out with quite a few women and not one of them has ever showed an interest in watching the news.
I'm more fond of women who read the news. Broadcast journalism tends to irritate me.
Nearly all the women I know only watch the Soaps and Big Brother.
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They should only get what they came into the relationship with.
So if they purchased a house together...
If they went 50-50 on the house then the money from the sale should be 50-50.
But the wealth they came into the partnership with should be what they get on seperation.
But if they bought things together without being 50-50 on the items but they lack the receipt to verify who paid what...
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They should only get what they came into the relationship with.
So if they purchased a house together...
If they went 50-50 on the house then the money from the sale should be 50-50.
But the wealth they came into the partnership with should be what they get on seperation.
But if they bought things together without being 50-50 on the items but they lack the receipt to verify who paid what...
If they bought things together they should be split fairly.
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They should only get what they came into the relationship with.
So if they purchased a house together...
If they went 50-50 on the house then the money from the sale should be 50-50.
But the wealth they came into the partnership with should be what they get on seperation.
But if they bought things together without being 50-50 on the items but they lack the receipt to verify who paid what...
If they bought things together they should be split fairly.
How can they split it fairly without knowing what "fair" is?
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They should only get what they came into the relationship with.
So if they purchased a house together...
If they went 50-50 on the house then the money from the sale should be 50-50.
But the wealth they came into the partnership with should be what they get on seperation.
But if they bought things together without being 50-50 on the items but they lack the receipt to verify who paid what...
If they bought things together they should be split fairly.
How can they split it fairly without knowing what "fair" is?
50-50.
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They should only get what they came into the relationship with.
So if they purchased a house together...
If they went 50-50 on the house then the money from the sale should be 50-50.
But the wealth they came into the partnership with should be what they get on seperation.
But if they bought things together without being 50-50 on the items but they lack the receipt to verify who paid what...
If they bought things together they should be split fairly.
How can they split it fairly without knowing what "fair" is?
50-50.
Read what I said.

"But if they bought things together without being 50-50 on the items but they lack the receipt to verify who paid what..."

How can the know what fair is?

The price wasn't 50-50, why should the split be?
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Nearly all the women I know only watch the Soaps and Big Brother.
Ugh. I'd have to really, really like a woman to stomach hearing about that rubbish any more than I do already.

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They should only get what they came into the relationship with.
So if they purchased a house together...
If they went 50-50 on the house then the money from the sale should be 50-50.
But the wealth they came into the partnership with should be what they get on seperation.
Assuming that their present wealth is the sum of their former wealth plus a little extra, sure. If they've lost money, however, should what little is left be divided proportionally to what they came in with or down the middle?
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