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7 comments on “Pre-Marital Agreements”
Stev187 Says:
Tuesday, March 13, 2007 @3:44:46 PM
Bud: Personally, I agree with you. I think getting married is a leap of faith, and if you don't have faith in it.... well, don't leap. That said, I am a strong proponent of marriage, and I think that pre-nups enable some people to get married that otherwise would not. So I think they should be an option available for some. One example that is very far from my experience, but makes sense, is when a family business or family fortune is at stake. But on a personal level, I am with you.
fisher Says:
Wednesday, March 14, 2007 @5:48:53 AM
i wonder what paul mccartney thinks about this
Frebazak Says:
Friday, April 3, 2009 @11:21:33 AM
Bravo Bud,.... I'm with ya about being old fashioned too. I like it better that way......
Brother Jeeter Says:
Thursday, May 14, 2009 @9:37:33 PM
Miz Jeeter and I have been married for over thirty one years. If I hadn't trusted her, I wouldn't have married her. I would do it again, without a pre nup this time, either.
Without her, I might be dead by now and if not, I sure wouldn't have the things I have.
DeanT Says:
Thursday, May 6, 2010 @10:41:32 AM
I've been married 4 times. I've been left with nothing 3 times. I've never filed for divorce, and I've never left anyone. But when it came time to be left...material stuff meant nothing and I said take it all. Those times of peace and nothing were priceless, and some of the happiest times of my life. Just my clothes and guitar.
Your scaring me bud... even thinking about this subject 3 years ago... and then that latest thread on about giving up the banjo. Good luck to you. If all else fails, pray.
Ukeridge Says:
Wednesday, May 12, 2010 @6:35:25 AM
Yeah, it seems you of all people could have really benefited from one. Just one sentence would do: You plant yer flowers, I'll play my banjo.
dat Says:
Friday, May 6, 2011 @12:44:43 PM
I figure when I got married I do ment I do, my bride may kick me out of the house one day, if she does she can have it all, I'll get new stuff, more banjos and a another deer lease, more guns and probably more woodworking tools
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