Good morning Colin, 427Carl,
Yep. Sucks to be me. I ended having to pay her $1000 a month for every month we were married. I do have very strong feelings on divorce laws and have since I took a farm law course when I was 20. It used to be referred to as the $100,000 sandwich. If you wife brings you out supper the courts will then take the position that you would not have been able to farm without her support. Doesn't matter if you were running a successful operation for years before you met her (I married at 37).
Prenups, cohabitation agreements, reviewed and signed by two different lawyers. Sadly the reality is that you have an equal chance of getting cancer and getting a divorce in your life (close to 50%) so lets not be nieve about this facet of life here.
So pay the lawyers a little now and go through a little grief with your partner now or have it get expensive and put through the wringer later on. I'm not making the same mistake again and my experiences are a bit less painful if it can save some others from the same pitfall.
Glad to hear you're taking the plunge 427Carl!
People would return tires months after they bought them? What? How does it take that long to determine if you like them or not???? You have had some odd customers I'd say.
I may feel differently but while I do have a Mild to Wild God do I love the rumble of the four pipes full time. Maybe my hearing is so damaged (and this is true) from so many years of operating older farm equipment without ear protection and an equal amount of listening to heavy metal music at 100% THD!!!!!! If I wanted stealth I'd drive a hybrid or something! I love my Z06and yes at the moment even the attention it gives me. It's nice to have people think highly of something, like a work of art on wheels maybe?
If you get to enjoy the Vararam this fall/early winter yet 427Carl, please let us know. Hey maybe our cars will be side by side at Manny's for a few hours! Become friends!
Cheers,
Garry
Yep. Sucks to be me. I ended having to pay her $1000 a month for every month we were married. I do have very strong feelings on divorce laws and have since I took a farm law course when I was 20. It used to be referred to as the $100,000 sandwich. If you wife brings you out supper the courts will then take the position that you would not have been able to farm without her support. Doesn't matter if you were running a successful operation for years before you met her (I married at 37).
Prenups, cohabitation agreements, reviewed and signed by two different lawyers. Sadly the reality is that you have an equal chance of getting cancer and getting a divorce in your life (close to 50%) so lets not be nieve about this facet of life here.
So pay the lawyers a little now and go through a little grief with your partner now or have it get expensive and put through the wringer later on. I'm not making the same mistake again and my experiences are a bit less painful if it can save some others from the same pitfall.
Glad to hear you're taking the plunge 427Carl!
People would return tires months after they bought them? What? How does it take that long to determine if you like them or not???? You have had some odd customers I'd say.
I may feel differently but while I do have a Mild to Wild God do I love the rumble of the four pipes full time. Maybe my hearing is so damaged (and this is true) from so many years of operating older farm equipment without ear protection and an equal amount of listening to heavy metal music at 100% THD!!!!!! If I wanted stealth I'd drive a hybrid or something! I love my Z06and yes at the moment even the attention it gives me. It's nice to have people think highly of something, like a work of art on wheels maybe?
If you get to enjoy the Vararam this fall/early winter yet 427Carl, please let us know. Hey maybe our cars will be side by side at Manny's for a few hours! Become friends!
Cheers,
Garry
