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Is $53K a Week Enough to Live On?


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This chick needs a large dose of reality, and quickly.

 

First of all, she's afraid of being childless. She's 36 years old. Last time I checked, 36 year old women can still get pregnant. If she weren't so busy spending the cash on herself, she could look into artificial insemination or find some buff 22 year old college student who's looking for a cougar.

 

Second, this paragraph just makes me angry: :thumbsup:

 

Douglas-David has filed court papers saying she has more than $53,800 in weekly expenses, including maintaining a Park Avenue apartment and three residences in Sweden. Also among her weekly expenses: $700 for limousine service, $4,500 for clothes, $1,000 for hair and skin treatments, $1,500 for restaurants and entertainment, and $8,000 for travel.

 

The American economy is in ruins, people are starving all over the world...and this b!&%^ wants it all to herself.

 

You can only live in one place at a time...choose one!

 

Ever hear of Target or consignment shops for your clothing?

 

Where the heck is she eating? Morton's every night?

 

Sorry if you don't want to live like 99.99999999% of the rest of the world...but I know for a fact that I could live very nicely on $43 million, giving much of it to charity, put the rest in conservative investments and live off the interest for the rest of my life...and probably have everything I've ever wanted or needed in the meantime.

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Douglas-David has filed court papers saying she has more than $53,800 in weekly expenses, including maintaining a Park Avenue apartment and three residences in Sweden. Also among her weekly expenses: $700 for limousine service, $4,500 for clothes, $1,000 for hair and skin treatments, $1,500 for restaurants and entertainment, and $8,000 for travel.

 

If she continued to spend at that rate, Douglas-David would burn through $43 million, not including interest, in less than 16 years.

 

I feel so bad for her . . . :thumbsup:

 

OTOH - I don't think my entire clothing wardrobe is worth $4500 . . .

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I don't feel bad for him at all. He's worth over 300 million, and it's not like the danger of trophy wives is not well documented.

 

He probably thought she liked him for his looks.

 

She was just after his Viagra. :w00t::thumbsup:

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He's 67, she's 36. It's good to know people still marry for love.

 

Welcome to the wonderful world of estate taxation.

 

These old coots may or may not like to have to acquire a young piece of tail, may look at them as either dummies, soul mates, companions, or sperm receptacles.

 

The central idea is keep a line of succession, and keep at bay, those millions and millions of civil service dick-beating paws - federal, state, county, city - bent on cashing in when he croaks.

 

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He's 67, she's 36. It's good to know people still marry for love.

 

I was shocked when I was channel surfing on the radio a ways back... It sounded funny that they were quizing people on the % of people who "marry for love." All the callers and people answering were saying in the 80-90% range... I was thinking more in the 60% range... Just to low-ball since the callers were all getting it wrong. You know what the answer was:

 

Around 25%!

 

:blink::blink:

 

I knew it may be low, but not that low... I was stunned (well, really I should have been! :blink::unsure: )... Maybe I am just too naive.

 

But, anyway... I never looked up that stat and confirmed it... I may want to.

 

:(

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