At the time, she was married to another man and working in retail.
superdave said:Ask and you shall receive:
http://www.mattweeks.com/strike.htm
Disagree. I would assume that she'll squander her millions and marry another guy.Razorguns said:That is one HELL of a rich husband. Even after all that, that's only 27% of his estate.
Nothing will change for her. She'll still live the life she's used to. Blame the dumbass moron who MARRIED a woman when he knew how much he was worth. You don't see Gene Simmons getting married do u? Man is smart.
Beached Whale said:Men have been historically less than faithful and no one EVER makes a correlation between their parenting abilities and their inability to keep their pants zipped.
I bet you didn't get a prenupWootoom said:thats so fucking wrong
i wont have to worry about this problem thoughUlcasterdropout said:I bet you didn't get a prenup![]()
She's gonna love a quarter of you and your bro's business...
I don't know Canadian law...Wootoom said:i wont have to worry about this problem though
Razorguns said:That is one HELL of a rich husband. Even after all that, that's only 27% of his estate.
Nothing will change for her. She'll still live the life she's used to. Blame the dumbass moron who MARRIED a woman when he knew how much he was worth. You don't see Gene Simmons getting married do u? Man is smart.
GoldenDelicious said:i think she probably should have received more. it seems that they made the money together, since a professor in a uni isnt going to have a steroidal bank account, and really, it doesnt matter if she cheated or not - you should get about half just citing irreconcilable differences - even in taht difference is being bored.
and why assume that she is going to piss the money away? just because shes a cheater doesnt mean she doesnt know how to do a balance sheet. shes probably smarter than your president
Razorguns said:Let's see -- Cheating, Lying, etc. on your vows.
That doesn't tell something about your character? You yourself have stated many times that men who do that are despicable dogs, worthless cretins and vile creatures from the 9th gates of hell.
You want these demons raising kids now?
Hippo-Crit!
Disgusting that family divorce cases don't treat people as equals but based upon stereotypes regarding gender. Never knew laws could be explicitly written as sexist.
Boy are they in for a surprise when they get their first male/male or female/female divorce case. What they gonna do then when their standard gender rules can't apply?
Beached Whale said:"The couple met in 1978 when Howard Sosin was an assistant professor at Columbia University. At the time, she was married to another man and working in retail.
Howard Sosin served as the president and chief operating officer of AIG Financial Products until 1993 when he left the company. Following litigation, he received $182 million from AIG."
He weren't no fricking millionare when they met.
He knew she was married to another man when they met.
The marriage was a longtime union. She spent MOST of her life with him, raising HIS children.
What does the fact that she was unfaithful have to do with her mothering abilities? Men have been historically less than faithful and no one EVER makes a correlation between their parenting abilities and their inability to keep their pants zipped.
PUH-LEASE.
MattTheSkywalker said:let's think this through. When they met...
HE is a PhD professor at an Ivy League school. SHE works in retail. WHo do you think created the product that AIG paid $180M for?
curling said:Well according to that article he sued AIG for the 180million. I wonder what the merits of that case were?
i dont agree at all, matt.MattTheSkywalker said:let's think this through. When they met...
HE is a PhD professor at an Ivy League school. SHE works in retail. WHo do you think created the product that AIG paid $180M for?
Is he devoid of common sense for getting involved with a married woman? YUP.
Is she a cheating whore? YUP.
In other news....
I am amused at your ability to project your own demons on to cases entirely unrelated to your own experience. She cheated on him numerous times, yet you defend her "mothering" abilities.
Above all else, parents are role models. She has failed miserably at this paramount task.
If there were any justice in the divorce courts, they'd return her to the floor of the Gap at $8.50 an hour, where he found her.
GoldenDelicious said:i dont agree at all, matt.
excuse the sophistry, but how do you know that he didnt cheat, or that she was driven to seek companionship/sex elsewhere by something he did (or didnt, or couldnt) do. how do you know that she wouldnt have achieved more if she didnt marry him in the first place? how can you be sure that she wasnt the one who motivated him enough to get out of the university and start the enterprise that made him a millionaire?
you cannot be sure that she wasnt instrumental in his success. nor can you say that he was not instrumental in her cheating.
they were a family unit, each of them fulfilling a role - he was the breadwinner, she was the childbearer. his achievement is easy to quantify (since you get monthly bank statements) while her efforts (popping out kids and all the other things people do) is harder to do measure - but is no less significant within that family unit.
another way to think of it is that she got half (less, really) of his labour over the years ($$ in the bank), while he got half of hers (kids all grown up and edjumicated by their mother).
anyway, im sick of talking about golddiggerism with you today, matt![]()

MattTheSkywalker said:In business, AIG is known as the death star. We work in a field where AIG operates...though we try to keep our distance.
AIG is the death star because they bring you in really close, they steal all your technology, and then they throw you back out in space.
AIG settled a lawsuit with this guy for some death star type behavior. Exactly what that has to do with his wife is anyone's guess.
what exactly does mothering abilities have to do with this? how do you even know she is a good mother to her children at all? do you know her personally? and why are you trying to defend her mothering abilities?Beached Whale said:What does the fact that she was unfaithful have to do with her mothering abilities? Men have been historically less than faithful and no one EVER makes a correlation between their parenting abilities and their inability to keep their pants zipped.
my low self image is my greatest demonBeached Whale said:LOL
I wonder what YOUR demons are?![]()
Beached Whale said:"The couple met in 1978 when Howard Sosin was an assistant professor at Columbia University. At the time, she was married to another man and working in retail.
Howard Sosin served as the president and chief operating officer of AIG Financial Products until 1993 when he left the company. Following litigation, he received $182 million from AIG."
He weren't no fricking millionare when they met.
He knew she was married to another man when they met.
The marriage was a longtime union. She spent MOST of her life with him, raising HIS children.
What does the fact that she was unfaithful have to do with her mothering abilities? Men have been historically less than faithful and no one EVER makes a correlation between their parenting abilities and their inability to keep their pants zipped.
PUH-LEASE.
hamstershaver said:what exactly does mothering abilities have to do with this? how do you even know she is a good mother to her children at all? do you know her personally? and why are you trying to defend her mothering abilities?
GoldenDelicious said:i dont agree at all, matt.
excuse the sophistry, but how do you know that he didnt cheat, or that she was driven to seek companionship/sex elsewhere by something he did (or didnt, or couldnt) do. how do you know that she wouldnt have achieved more if she didnt marry him in the first place? how can you be sure that she wasnt the one who motivated him enough to get out of the university and start the enterprise that made him a millionaire?
you cannot be sure that she wasnt instrumental in his success. nor can you say that he was not instrumental in her cheating.
they were a family unit, each of them fulfilling a role - he was the breadwinner, she was the childbearer. his achievement is easy to quantify (since you get monthly bank statements) while her efforts (popping out kids and all the other things people do) is harder to do measure - but is no less significant within that family unit.
another way to think of it is that she got half (less, really) of his labour over the years ($$ in the bank), while he got half of hers (kids all grown up and edjumicated by their mother).
anyway, im sick of talking about golddiggerism with you today, matt![]()
FreakMonster said:
Only in America!!! LOLBam Bam said:So the bitch has an affair to start with, resulting in her marrying this rich guy, then proceeds to have not 1 but 2 affairs and she get's rewarded for it. This judge should lose his job, and the gold digging bitch, well I will not say what she deserves. Bam

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