Alrighty if we are going to do this, we need to get to planning because it will probably take me from now until the end of March to save up for a plane ticket. The last weekend of March is the 25-27. Are we going to pick like a Saturday and make a day of it or just get together oh say Saturday night? Do we want to go clubbing, or a hole in the war bar? Dinner or no? Get to discussin'!
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What about we (you and I) go to your room and forget the rest of 'em. If you are as good looking as your avatar 
Thats her mom and she has posted pics of herself dolt.
Now that he is out of the way DF...
Edited, Tue Dec 7 21:27:14 2004 by GitSlayer
Now that he is out of the way DF...
Edited, Tue Dec 7 21:27:14 2004 by GitSlayer
Lady Darkflame wrote:
Do we want to go clubbing, or a hole in the war bar? Dinner or no? Get to discussin'!
I'm definitely going if you go to a war bar! I'll bring my Battle axe!
Or maybe my +1 Mace!
I know who the pic is of dip sh[i][/i]it. THat's why I'm hoping she's as good looking as her mom was. DUH! You're dense for a ******* aren't ya? 
Ok Skeet, you can be my spell checker from now on...
Must be my subconscience, have court on Thursday for divorce crap, EVERYONE hope and pray for me they dismiss hubby's petition and go with mine. (would make life so much easier)
Between bouts of anger and tears I come by and see what's up. And I meant hole in the wall bar. C'mon peeps get to making plans!
Must be my subconscience, have court on Thursday for divorce crap, EVERYONE hope and pray for me they dismiss hubby's petition and go with mine. (would make life so much easier)
Between bouts of anger and tears I come by and see what's up. And I meant hole in the wall bar. C'mon peeps get to making plans!
Lady Darkflame wrote:
Ok Skeet, you can be my spell checker from now on...
So this means now I'M your spellchecker. Skeet is dreamy and makes a mean hot chocolate, but spelling is not his forté.
Hey you can be my anything you want Flea!
But can he make Mexican Spice Cocoa, like I can? I make a MEAN Mexican Spice Cocoa.
I'm down for anything that I can do at 19. If you need to be 21 to get in, I won't be able to attend.
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Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
Are you indicating you have no fake ID?
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Are you indicating you have no fake ID?
Get totem to make you one, He'll know how. After all, he is black
Edited, Wed Dec 8 00:18:01 2004 by inasnum
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But can he make Mexican Spice Cocoa, like I can? I make a MEAN Mexican Spice Cocoa.
When searching for Mexican Spice anything go right to the source, the source of spicy mexican... and leave out the middle aged white man.
How you doin?
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I'm down for anything that I can do at 19. If you need to be 21 to get in, I won't be able to attend.
America Blows!
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Must be my subconscience, have court on Thursday for divorce crap, EVERYONE hope and pray for me they dismiss hubby's petition and go with mine. (would make life so much easier)
No, fu[b][/b]ck you. Parents who trawl their dirty washing through law courts make me sick. I hope the judge screws you both over in some way, for not having the decency to come to an amicable agreement out of court.
Yanno Pat, fuc[b][/b]k you. I am working two jobs. It is not my fault hubby decided to quit his job, pack up and move to some puny little town in Arkansas. I didn't have an attorney until just a little over a month ago because this was SUPPOSED TO BE amicable. He decided his child support was too high and quit his job. All you did just now was remind me how ****** some men are.
How else are you supposed to get divorced, unless it's through a court of law? Is it different in England? Here in the US, if any dispute is involved, such as amount of child support or visitation, has to go to court. Anyone a lawyer?
Besides, if you got along that well enough with your husband to talk all this out calmly and agree, wouldn't you stay married?
Besides, if you got along that well enough with your husband to talk all this out calmly and agree, wouldn't you stay married?
Can we get a violin smiley?
Sounds to me like you have ripped his life apart, and now you are persuing him in court. What a lovely tale for your kids when they are older.
The justice system is fu[b][/b]cked up and practically encourages women to divorce. My boss got home from work one day, and his wife had just up and left with his kids. He had done nothing wrong beyond not listening to her enough and not appreciated how much she wanted to go back to the States (he wanted to stay in the UK to persue his career). Anyway, she filed for divorce on the grounds of unreasonable behaviour, and won custody of the children who now live with her in the US. She is also going after half his future earnings, and half the house they lived in. The legal process has involved an accustion of abuse of the children, as his son came back from a weekend visit with a bruise on his leg. The bruise came from bumping a coffee table while running around the house.
This guy's life has been shredded. He adores his kids and they have been taken to another country. He is an utterly broken and dejected person from the man I use to know.
All you did now is remind me what vindictive ******* some women are. I am so glad that when my parents divorced they divorced amicably. That is a huge factor in there being no bitter feelings between me, my siblings and my parents. Think about that.
Sounds to me like you have ripped his life apart, and now you are persuing him in court. What a lovely tale for your kids when they are older.
The justice system is fu[b][/b]cked up and practically encourages women to divorce. My boss got home from work one day, and his wife had just up and left with his kids. He had done nothing wrong beyond not listening to her enough and not appreciated how much she wanted to go back to the States (he wanted to stay in the UK to persue his career). Anyway, she filed for divorce on the grounds of unreasonable behaviour, and won custody of the children who now live with her in the US. She is also going after half his future earnings, and half the house they lived in. The legal process has involved an accustion of abuse of the children, as his son came back from a weekend visit with a bruise on his leg. The bruise came from bumping a coffee table while running around the house.
This guy's life has been shredded. He adores his kids and they have been taken to another country. He is an utterly broken and dejected person from the man I use to know.
All you did now is remind me what vindictive ******* some women are. I am so glad that when my parents divorced they divorced amicably. That is a huge factor in there being no bitter feelings between me, my siblings and my parents. Think about that.
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How else are you supposed to get divorced, unless it's through a court of law? Is it different in England? Here in the US, if any dispute is involved, such as amount of child support or visitation, has to go to court. Anyone a lawyer?
Yes divorces go through the legal system. There is big difference between a divorce where the parties are in agreement, and a divorce where the parties are in disagreement. Months of bitterness worth of difference.
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Besides, if you got along that well enough with your husband to talk all this out calmly and agree, wouldn't you stay married?
I get along calmly and come to agreements with people every day. It doesn't mean I should be married to them. It is common courtesy to one's fellow human being.
Patrician wrote:
Can we get a violin smiley?
Sounds to me like you have ripped his life apart, and now you are persuing him in court. What a lovely tale for your kids when they are older.
The justice system is fu[b][/b]cked up and practically encourages women to divorce. My boss got home from work one day, and his wife had just up and left with his kids. He had done nothing wrong beyond not listening to her enough and not appreciated how much she wanted to go back to the States (he wanted to stay in the UK to persue his career). Anyway, she filed for divorce on the grounds of unreasonable behaviour, and won custody of the children who now live with her in the US. She is also going after half his future earnings, and half the house they lived in. The legal process has involved an accustion of abuse of the children, as his son came back from a weekend visit with a bruise on his leg. The bruise came from bumping a coffee table while running around the house.
This guy's life has been shredded. He adores his kids and they have been taken to another country. He is an utterly broken and dejected person from the man I use to know.
All you did now is remind me what vindictive ******* some women are. I am so glad that when my parents divorced they divorced amicably. That is a huge factor in there being no bitter feelings between me, my siblings and my parents. Think about that.
Sounds to me like you have ripped his life apart, and now you are persuing him in court. What a lovely tale for your kids when they are older.
The justice system is fu[b][/b]cked up and practically encourages women to divorce. My boss got home from work one day, and his wife had just up and left with his kids. He had done nothing wrong beyond not listening to her enough and not appreciated how much she wanted to go back to the States (he wanted to stay in the UK to persue his career). Anyway, she filed for divorce on the grounds of unreasonable behaviour, and won custody of the children who now live with her in the US. She is also going after half his future earnings, and half the house they lived in. The legal process has involved an accustion of abuse of the children, as his son came back from a weekend visit with a bruise on his leg. The bruise came from bumping a coffee table while running around the house.
This guy's life has been shredded. He adores his kids and they have been taken to another country. He is an utterly broken and dejected person from the man I use to know.
All you did now is remind me what vindictive ******* some women are. I am so glad that when my parents divorced they divorced amicably. That is a huge factor in there being no bitter feelings between me, my siblings and my parents. Think about that.
Excuse me he filed for divorce and didn't even tell me, he left the petition on my keyboard a week later.I don't want his money, just his child support, he hasn't even seen her since her birthday in Sept -- you think about that. He is free to come and see her any time and has not ONCE been here since that time.
And you know what, your opinion means squat. He left me, let the court decide how much his support will be, not him. I am done, I have enough stress without you in my life. And let's leave it that way from now on, shall we?
Wow, Pat. Your parents must have had a dream marriage. Relationships are messy and complicated, marriages even more so. If the parents have been disagreeing at home, it's unlikely that they will magically start to treat each other with respect and deference now that they've decided that they can't stand each other enough to stay married.
Since they are (were) family it's hard to be unemotional and polite with someone that you slept with every night for years and now is doing something you disagree with, whether it's not paying child support or asking you to pay too much child support.
Also, putting in a petition is not akin to telling the court that your soon-to-be-ex is a soulless ***[i][/i]hole and asking your kids to hate him. It just tells the court what your ideal settlement situation would be. Who wouldn't do that, if given a chance, in the belief that you were fighting not only for yourself, but for the well-being of your children?
Since they are (were) family it's hard to be unemotional and polite with someone that you slept with every night for years and now is doing something you disagree with, whether it's not paying child support or asking you to pay too much child support.
Also, putting in a petition is not akin to telling the court that your soon-to-be-ex is a soulless ***[i][/i]hole and asking your kids to hate him. It just tells the court what your ideal settlement situation would be. Who wouldn't do that, if given a chance, in the belief that you were fighting not only for yourself, but for the well-being of your children?
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I am done, I have enough stress without you in my life
Me in your life? I wasn't exactly propositioning you know.
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Lady Darkflame wrote:
Ok Skeet, you can be my spell checker from now on...
So this means now I'M your spellchecker. Skeet is dreamy and makes a mean hot chocolate, but spelling is not his forté.
Let the records show that this was unnecessary hating.
Patrician wrote:
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I am done, I have enough stress without you in my life
Me in your life? I wasn't exactly propositioning you know.
Don't worry, he doesn't mean any of it. He just noticed that his karma is getting a bit high and wants everybody to help him round it down closer to 3.05 or so.
So... Rate ups for joo, Pat!!
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