Please cry for me Argentina
The truth is I still want to see you
These are my wild oats
My wife is wealthy
Let's hope she forgives me
Or my goose is cooked-ed
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Vacationagent |
Please cry for me, Argentina |
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Please cry for me Argentina |
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101blue |
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Anyone seen a picture of this babe yet?
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Vacationagent |
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I haven't but her name is Maria and they were evidently...er...ahem...intimate as evidenced by the emails. Robert Browning he wasn't; explicit he
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101blue |
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The man seems to have fallen in love with someone outside of marriage. It happens. He may have decided to end the relationship but, in his presser yesterday,
he sounded like he was still in love with the other woman.
I saw her described somewhere today as a "brunette with big eyes." |
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Vacationagent |
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101blue wrote:Well, I guess we've seen the end of this story. Darn it. Now that Michael Jackson's death and Farrah Fawcett's death are taking over all the airwaves, I guess the Governor can get out of the spotlight. Re: asking his wife for forgiveness, etc. I think cheating spouses deserve extended public humiliation - especially ones who make it clear in their press conferences ala Gov Sanford that they don't regret what they've done; they only regret they've been caught. Supposedly his wife found out about the affair more than 5 months ago; gave him an ultimatum 2 weeks ago; he agrees to break it off; and then like a moron goes to Argentina to...what?...kiss her goodbye? I would think it would take more than "big eyes" to reduce an accomplished man to a bumbling romantic idiot but there's no accounting for some egos. |
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Vacationagent |
Transparent... | |||
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Found this on the Huffington Post:
They did the same thing when Mark Foley was coming on the the Congressional pages... |
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Posts: 7601 (06/26/09 13:05:30) Registered User. |
In his first public event since he revealed his mistress in Argentina, the Republican governor met with state agency heads in what is usually a low-key Cabinet meeting. He specifically apologized to the agency leaders that handle economic development trips and his security, and likened his struggle to that of King David. THE GALL OF SOME PEOPLE!!!
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ord22 |
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They go around screaming "holier-than-thou" and they can't keep the trouser snake in their pants?
A party of hand jobbers with no happy ending.
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ord22 |
Last Tango in EZE. | |||
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101blue |
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explicit he was...
You mean like your pal Ord? When are you inviting Ord over to one of the garden parties so he can meet and amuse all the gentle men and ladies in the neighborhood? |
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Vacationagent |
I like this... | |||
You like us for a glance, you know--- |
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Vacationagent |
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It isn't easy to find stuff about this scandal what with all the big news this week, but Mrs. Sanford, in an interview at her vacation home this week said
that she had expressly "forbidden" her husband to go to Argentina to see that woman - this after months of "begging her" to let him go see
the mistress. They have been in marriage counseling and he indicated to the counselor he wanted to work on the marriage - I guess that was before he saw
Maria's tan lines. Supposedly, the happy couple was all over Buenos Aires canoodling in bars and restaurants last week. I think Mrs. Sanford and the good
people of South Carolina should send him to Argentina, with only the clothes on his back, on a one-way ticket - see how well the mistress likes him without the
trappings of his wife's money and his governorship. He's like a love-sick school boy without even the good sense to condemn his own actions.
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He's like a love-sick school boy without even the good sense to condemn his own actions.
Too true. And, yet... I think men (and women) who stray aren't exactly in love with their spouses, in the first place (for whatever reason). The Gov is in a pickle, all right, but we really don't know if it's entirely of his own making. Maybe the missus is a world-class @+%%%. We are in the habit of giving the "wronged" party complete benefit of the doubt in these cases. |
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Vacationagent |
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101blue wrote:The missus certainly sounded like a control freak in the interview and according to reports she was the one who engineered his career in politics. I think she has thrown him to the wolves - something Elizabeth Edwards should have done to her cheating spouse. |
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Vacationagent |
I like Shakespeare, too... | |||
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Bodega |
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101blue wrote:So we might have to blame the Gov's wife for his trip to Argentina and the affair? It is all the little woman's fault that the husband forgot that he is MARRIED???????? |
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green earth |
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Bodega I have to agree with 101 on this line. we don't know what happened or should we care. There are 2 sides to every story. That said I think that these
men (and sometimes women) in politics who believe that marriage is for hetersexuals only should look at their own lives before voting on a anti gay amendment
When you know better, you do better. -Maya Angelou |
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Bodega |
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A good man would step out of his marriage before having relationship with another person. It wouldn't matter if the Mrs was a raving lunatic. He is
married and if Mr. Blue believes in the word marriage and the vows that go with it, then what Mr. Stanford did was violate the terms of his marriage contract,
which is what getting married is all about right? Or is it for love? Both of which Mr. Stanford has violated. What he wanted to do his have his cake and eat
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Vacationagent |
How long has he been a drama queen? | |||
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Somebody needs to tell Gov Sanford to stop talking. The more he talks, the more he sounds like an insincere lovesick idiot. This is from msnbc:
And this: And this was regarding the 6 other women he's admitted to having affairs with: He said that during the encounters with other women he "let his guard down" with some physical contact but "didn't cross the sex line." He wouldn't go into detail.I wonder if "let his guard down" is code for taking his pants off... |
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Gregg Welpe |
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Posts: 7607 (07/01/09 07:27:48) Registered User. |
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Vacationagent |
Shut thee up... | |||
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It turns out that many high profile people agree with moi - that the Guvahnah should be taking a more silent approach to his affairs of the
heart...
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