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To: William Terrell

Ah but what kind of a married man is sooo stupid that he gives his girlfriend a $40 000 engagement ring, but doesn't trust her enough to tell her that he's still married?

Didn't he ever hear of CubicZirconium?
;-)


23 posted on 07/09/2006 6:49:04 PM PDT by LadyDoc (liberals only love politically correct poor people)
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To: LadyDoc
I wouldn't know why he wouldn't tell her, the divorce being final in another 60 days. Maybe he did.

24 posted on 07/09/2006 7:48:33 PM PDT by William Terrell (Individuals can exist without government but government can't exist without individuals.)
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To: LadyDoc
Ah but what kind of a married man is sooo stupid that he gives his girlfriend a $40 000 engagement ring, but doesn't trust her enough to tell her that he's still married?

My understanding of this matter as it's described in the article is that he proposed to her at a point during divorce proceedings when the process was over,save for a "standard" (my word) 90 day waiting period.

The piece,by my reading,doesn't specify whether he failed to tell her that he had ever been married (to his then "wife") or had failed to tell her that his divorce wasn't quite complete or,perhaps,had lied to her by telling her that the divorce was final when,in fact,it was within 90 days of being final.

The woman had good reason for dumping the guy regardless of the divorce issue.Cruising for babes on the web while engaged (or even dating) clearly stinks.But given what I see in the article,I'm far from certain that she has a *moral* right to keep the ring in light of the judge's narrow ruling.

25 posted on 07/10/2006 11:24:39 AM PDT by Gay State Conservative
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