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Elin wants $350 Million No Cheat Clause
Jan 17 13 07:27 am Link She has a great business plan. And they say blondes are dumb. Must not mean natural blonds, speaking of which my blond from Finland, featured on my port, is the blondest blonde I have ever seen...all natural. Jan 17 13 07:29 am Link Jan 17 13 07:33 am Link That's a pretty sweet set-up she's got going there. Jan 17 13 08:01 am Link good for her. Jan 17 13 08:25 am Link Sounds like a "can't lose" Jan 17 13 08:28 am Link She got over $100 million in the divorce settlement already. What will she be able to buy with the 350 million she'll get after the inevitable cheating occurs that she can't buy already? Does the life of a 33 year old who mainly wants to live in a mansion and shop (things she already does) change significantly went she goes from being worth 100 million to 450 million? Jan 17 13 08:34 am Link All of this is what's wrong with modern relationships today. Jan 17 13 08:55 am Link maybe he wants his life back like it was before. but there's more to that than just reconnecting with elin. if they can find a way to be happy together again as a family that sounds like a good thing. maybe she can keep the big dog on the porch this time around. maybe he can hide his golf clubs so she can't swing them at him. maybe. they never seemed that affectionate with each other but i guess they had a strong connection to still be interested in each other after all that transpired. i wish my dad had stuck around. maybe tiger's kids feel the same way. maybe now that his golf is slowing down he's thinking about the rest of his life. Jan 17 13 09:04 am Link She will never trust him and will make his life a living hell. Jan 17 13 09:11 am Link twoharts wrote: That is a great perspective. Jan 17 13 09:12 am Link And I want a 2014 Corvette Stingray.  I don't have the spare brain cells to care about Tiger Woods' love life. Jan 17 13 09:19 am Link Jules NYC wrote: Yeah, if she takes him back, it will be for the money, and on the assumption that he'll still cheat. Jan 17 13 09:20 am Link Good Egg Productions wrote:
Jan 17 13 09:21 am Link Good Egg Productions wrote: yeah that is almost a great looking car. someone in the design shop should be slapped for that buttugly grill Jan 17 13 09:27 am Link T wrote: Ding, ding!! Jan 17 13 09:28 am Link Vivus Hussein Denuo wrote: Most probable. Jan 17 13 09:29 am Link Once a cheater, always a cheater. Jan 17 13 09:31 am Link T wrote: Should she trust him? Can people who are that obsessed with cheating actually change? Jan 17 13 09:36 am Link Z_Photo wrote: I think it was to keep that iconic chrome line in the front that all Stingray corvettes have had. I personally think it's a gorgeous design. Maybe the best I've seen from Chevy ever. Jan 17 13 09:37 am Link MN Photography wrote: So instead of being a prostitute...move on. Jan 17 13 09:38 am Link Not really an answer to the question. Is it plausibly possible for someone like that to change? Maybe she really believes it and thinks he needs the right motivation. Jan 17 13 09:43 am Link 
Photographer Posts: 4288 Amundsen-Scott - permanent station of the US, Unclaimed Sector, Antarctica He's a whore for pussy; she's a whore for money. Please, please, PLEASE get back together and lessen the competition for the rest of the whores out there trying to earn a living... Jan 17 13 09:43 am Link MN Photography wrote: Shiiiiit! I don't want a man that I have to hold a ransom over his head to be faithful. She's being a prostitute. Jan 17 13 09:44 am Link T wrote: Lmao Jan 17 13 09:45 am Link T wrote: This hands down. Jan 17 13 09:46 am Link MN Photography wrote: Maybe, but the propensity to cheat is within him. Jan 17 13 09:48 am Link T wrote: Still sidestepping "can he change". Jan 17 13 09:48 am Link MN Photography wrote: Appears exhausting to be his sex warden for life. Jan 17 13 09:50 am Link MN Photography wrote: Anyone can change...who am I to say he can't? I don't know him. Jan 17 13 09:51 am Link Jules NYC wrote: seriously. Jan 17 13 09:51 am Link Two idiots. I don't care.  Jan 17 13 09:52 am Link Jules NYC wrote: It won't be for life, because he'll get caught almost immediately. He'll be living under a microscope and people like that, who get so accustomed to cheating, will never change. Jan 17 13 09:56 am Link MN Photography wrote: Exactly. It comes from a place of dishonesty and dishonor. Jan 17 13 09:56 am Link Jules NYC wrote: And a delusional belief that "I can get away with it this one more time", which might be the driving force behind the desire to continue cheating. It's like all the alcoholics who throw away what they think will be the last empty bottle. Jan 17 13 10:00 am Link MN Photography wrote: So with you on this. If someone emotionally or physically cheats on me, I'm out and I never look back. Jan 17 13 10:03 am Link Koryn Locke wrote: +1 Jan 17 13 10:05 am Link T wrote: I think she'll set it up so he HAS to get some strange. Then she gets that extra money.... Jan 17 13 10:06 am Link Anna Adrielle wrote: Why? Jan 17 13 10:38 am Link MN Photography wrote: Then why get back together, except for some very high-stakes whoring? Jan 17 13 10:40 am Link |
