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BEST.HEADLINE. EVAH (IDST)
'They are my breasts!'
This is making my dreary afternoon fly by!
....
plus i also can't grasp the concept of someone being that mean to macca :(
macca (alegedly) on why he dosn't want heather to brest feed
GENIUS
The respondent suffered distress but was made to go to the petitioner's evening concert.
Macca makes heather go to his concert - is there no torture hwe won't stoop to
It is alleged that Ms Mills found the petitioner, staggering, undressed him and ran the bath and helped him into it. She then phoned the petitioner's psychiatrist for advice and was told not to attempt to move him, to get a duvet and two pillows, to empty the bath of water, cover him, and leave him there.
The respondent thereupon dragged herself upstairs, on her hands and knees (she was unable to wear her prosthetic leg as the wound from surgery had not yet healed) and brought back down the pillows. She found that the petitioner had vomited on himself.
If you marry people much older that yourself there are some things you *have* to expect
Either way, one of them's horrible, because that is a horrible thing to pretend that someone has done, and a horrible thing to do to someone else, so if she's fibbing or telling the truth one of them is horrible.
yeah, when the kid looks back as a teenager it'll be terrible..... :(
she must have been talking to that woman wot made up the claim she was kidnapped and held hostage by Michael Jackson in spite of the indisputable evidence of her repeatedly going out on her own and returning to his house when she had the chance to flee or at least to tell someone, but didn't ;-)
some people will say anything, especially when they think they could get hundreds of millions in a payout...
maybe Paul introduced her to Heather... ahem.
There's not a shred of dignity in that woman's body.
And a razor for her other leg.
mind you, if d and i were ever to divorce and take things out of context there could probably be some equally strange and twisted reasoning....
the gloves are offI meant, mentally unbalanced 0:-)
that first reply is amusing. drunken posts are the best
then the first Macca vocal starts off about a male's violence against a female, with no condemnation.
oh dear.
can you guess which album I put on?!
don't get me started on that newspaper article I saw yesterday...
i'm going to have to ask though. which article?
by Fionnuala O'Leary (Evening Herald, 20-10-06)
I think the "journalist" is using the (usually) reasonable argument that such claims should be investigated, to gossip about someone in the public eye, knowing it will sell, considering who that person is. Should every claim against someone be in the public domain, for the tabloids to dissect (for their own profits), before anyone gets anywhere as to the validity of the accusations? Do innocent people not have the right not to have their good name slurred as well?
Heather's supposed claims are, in my opinion, as clearly bogus as yer woman who was living it up in Neverland before being told it was time to leave. As for the headline; I don't buy into all this Saint Paul crap (or Jesus McCartney, as someone called him on Teletext the other day), so, I don't think he has a halo, metaphorically speaking or not. I reckon, the heading used is one which implies that Paul is likely guilty of something, by saying his halo has slipped. So, like, read on, readers.
"Divorcing one of the best loved faces in music history was never going to be an easy battle for Mills." God love her and her struggles to secure a multi-million pound divorce settlement! "Plenty of men who are charismatic and charming to the outside world have fallen down when it comes to the behind the closed door treatment of their partners." Fine, use that to tar everyone with the same 'woman beater' brush.
I hate newspapers...
that argument is the only one that has been giving me pause for thought. i don't find it *so* hard to believe that someone used to getting his way, when off his face, could be a complete cvnt.
but then it is indeed paulie, and he just wouldn't, would he?
argh!!!!
clearly a biased article, i agree. i try not to read anything about it, but can't resist picking up the free papers when i spy a headline - doh.
there could be worse articles about, too... I've not read anything else, although I was told of something in one that said something about comments in a book Mills brought out that contradict one of her claims..?
which means she's lying in one or both instances, or, if not, it won't look good for her credibility in a court case, anyway
they pick a flattering photo of him...
only comment I have to make on all that is:
LIE THREE: Heather claims that on Long Island in August, 2003, she asked Paul if he was smoking marijuana. He became 'very angry, yelled at her, grabbed her by the neck and started choking her'.
GEOFF SAYS: "As I and anyone else who smokes marijuana knows, one of the things that it doesn't do is make you violent. It has the opposite affect, that's why people smoke it.
I don't smoke anything and don't really know what effects such things have, but, saying he couldn't have got angry because marijuana has the opposite effect on a person would only be of relevance if it was proved that he was, indeed, smoking it at the time. d'oh.