Times Publisher and His Wife Separate

THE NEW YORK TIMES ^ | 5/10/08 | By THE NEW YORK TIMES

[NJRighty]

I saw earlier threads regarding his sale of the apartment to his wife for about half its value for "estate planning " purposes. Guess we know the real reason why he sold it.

Now they are free to pursue others (bet he winds up with a guy, his wife with a gal)

[Southack]

33 years with a beard, or as a beard...nah, there won’t be any lingering bitterness there!

[fso301]

Separating just like his customers are separating from him

[Brilliant]

I guess he decided to dump her while the stock he owns in the NYT is worth nothing. That way she gets 1/2 of nothing.

[EyeGuy]

“...Ms. Gregg, also 56 and a painter and writer...”

Can’t have too many painters to keep the ol’ GNP humming along....

Does she do crown molding? In the midwest?

[purpleraine]

I guess she can’t stand being around a traitor anymore.

[the invisib1e hand]

posturing for the divvying up the assets...

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Religous differences. She’s a New York Post reader.

[OKIEDOC]

Smart dame, saw the writing on the wall and got out while he still had his pants.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

... and a Red Sox fan.

[okie01]

Arthur Sulzberger Jr., chairman of The New York Times Company, and his wife, Gail Gregg, have decided to separate, they said in a statement issued Friday.

So, a woman can't live with Pinch.

Can another man...???

Stay tuned.

[Question Liberal Authority]

Chris Matthews’ leg is tingling.

[Mark]

Or write it in a book like Barbara Walters.

[devere]

Maybe they should get marriage counseling from the Spitzers.

[Calvin Locke]

Ah, so she’ll get the upwards of 20% of one of the BoSox stations, WRKO?

[Larry381]

"I guess she can’t stand being around a traitor anymore."

or she can't stand being around a jerk

[martin_fierro]

“...Ms. Gregg, also 56 and a painter and writer...”

Well, she's sure no Bob Ross.

[mallardx]

That was my hunch, that he’s light in the loafers.

[EyeGuy]

Looks like something I could get at Home Depot.

Reminds me of the rusting piece of crap we have in a prominent place in downtown St. Louis: The Serra Sculpture.

It is a shapeless slab of industrial iron. Our betters who “know art” tell us we should revere it as a progressive piece of edgy, modern creative genius.

Me? I can appreciate its perpendicularity as it provides the perfect urination angle as I relieve myself after visiting any number of the adjacent watering holes.