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Marty Funkhouser

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5,443 posts

211 months

Friday 14th January 2011
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Anyone see it?

The Army bloke and his wife struck me as odd, well, mainly her - what right has she got to his dough over his stepkids?

Popeyed

566 posts

249 months

Friday 14th January 2011
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Marty Funkhouser said:
Anyone see it?

The Army bloke and his wife struck me as odd, well, mainly her - what right has she got to his dough over his stepkids?
Agreed, she was decidedly weird!

y282

20,566 posts

202 months

Friday 14th January 2011
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Popeyed said:
Marty Funkhouser said:
Anyone see it?

The Army bloke and his wife struck me as odd, well, mainly her - what right has she got to his dough over his stepkids?
Agreed, she was decidedly weird!
glad someone else thought this was odd. couldn't understand her angle or why he was putting up with it at all.

theironduke

6,995 posts

218 months

Friday 14th January 2011
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y282 said:
Popeyed said:
Marty Funkhouser said:
Anyone see it?

The Army bloke and his wife struck me as odd, well, mainly her - what right has she got to his dough over his stepkids?
Agreed, she was decidedly weird!
glad someone else thought this was odd. couldn't understand her angle or why he was putting up with it at all.
yep, i thought it was very odd too, SWT that one was....

anonymous-user

84 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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anonymous said:
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She had an absolutely amazing skill of being both incredibly selfish and contradictory at the same time. He was a fking wimp though!

Marty Funkhouser

Original Poster:

5,443 posts

211 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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He was about to go to Iraq and she's basically using that to try and get the best deal possible from his estate.

he should be thinking about divorce papers, not wills...

anonymous-user

84 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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Marty Funkhouser said:
He was about to go to Iraq and she's basically using that to try and get the best deal possible from his estate.

he should be thinking about divorce papers, not wills...
Agreed. I was quite shocked at how someone in the forces was treating his wife as his superior officer. If I was him and my new wife said you should give it all to me and your daughters should get nothing I'm walk out for good (or kick her back doors in - as this is PH).

y282

20,566 posts

202 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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so glad others are saying this. i couldn't see any rational way of putting her point across and actually turned it off in frustration in the end. how was that particular one resolved?

anonymous-user

84 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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y282 said:
so glad others are saying this. i couldn't see any rational way of putting her point across and actually turned it off in frustration in the end. how was that particular one resolved?
She 'agreed' to him giving them £100K each on his death, and then on her death they would get more IIRC. I had drunk a few glasses of lovely crisp French stuff by that time, the only way I could avoid hitting the TV, so not sure if I have all the facts correct. smile


y282

20,566 posts

202 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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garyhun said:
y282 said:
so glad others are saying this. i couldn't see any rational way of putting her point across and actually turned it off in frustration in the end. how was that particular one resolved?
She 'agreed' to him giving them £100K each on his death, and then on her death they would get more IIRC. I had drunk a few glasses of lovely crisp French stuff by that time, the only way I could avoid hitting the TV, so not sure if I have all the facts correct. smile
i've got to the point with telly now where if something really winds me up i HAVE to turn it off. shouting just doesnt do it anymore and the bloody thing was too expensive to have to replace by chucking things at it.

anonymous-user

84 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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y282 said:
garyhun said:
y282 said:
so glad others are saying this. i couldn't see any rational way of putting her point across and actually turned it off in frustration in the end. how was that particular one resolved?
She 'agreed' to him giving them £100K each on his death, and then on her death they would get more IIRC. I had drunk a few glasses of lovely crisp French stuff by that time, the only way I could avoid hitting the TV, so not sure if I have all the facts correct. smile
i've got to the point with telly now where if something really winds me up i HAVE to turn it off. shouting just doesnt do it anymore and the bloody thing was too expensive to have to replace by chucking things at it.
Blame Plasma. Once TVs became beautiful and expensive pieces of technology the option of chucking stuff at the, disappeared. Shame really!! wink I agree though - it's either on/off button, channel button or Wine.

y282

20,566 posts

202 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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garyhun said:
y282 said:
garyhun said:
y282 said:
so glad others are saying this. i couldn't see any rational way of putting her point across and actually turned it off in frustration in the end. how was that particular one resolved?
She 'agreed' to him giving them £100K each on his death, and then on her death they would get more IIRC. I had drunk a few glasses of lovely crisp French stuff by that time, the only way I could avoid hitting the TV, so not sure if I have all the facts correct. smile
i've got to the point with telly now where if something really winds me up i HAVE to turn it off. shouting just doesnt do it anymore and the bloody thing was too expensive to have to replace by chucking things at it.
Blame Plasma. Once TVs became beautiful and expensive pieces of technology the option of chucking stuff at the, disappeared. Shame really!! wink I agree though - it's either on/off button, channel button or Wine.
iirc i balanced this one out by watching the iranian embassy footage again.

anonymous-user

84 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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y282 said:
garyhun said:
y282 said:
garyhun said:
y282 said:
so glad others are saying this. i couldn't see any rational way of putting her point across and actually turned it off in frustration in the end. how was that particular one resolved?
She 'agreed' to him giving them £100K each on his death, and then on her death they would get more IIRC. I had drunk a few glasses of lovely crisp French stuff by that time, the only way I could avoid hitting the TV, so not sure if I have all the facts correct. smile
i've got to the point with telly now where if something really winds me up i HAVE to turn it off. shouting just doesnt do it anymore and the bloody thing was too expensive to have to replace by chucking things at it.
Blame Plasma. Once TVs became beautiful and expensive pieces of technology the option of chucking stuff at the, disappeared. Shame really!! wink I agree though - it's either on/off button, channel button or Wine.
iirc i balanced this one out by watching the iranian embassy footage again.
Nothing like the SAS to put a smile on your face! smile

y282

20,566 posts

202 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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was like watching a ton of bleach being poured through a building.