McCartney and Mills have settled........
12 February 2008, 04:43 PM
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It's a very sad world we live in when Sir Paul McCartney and his wife are going through a divorce and all anyone seems to want to do is make jokes about her false leg
Personally, I think it's prosthetic.
Personally, I think it's prosthetic.
12 February 2008, 05:40 PM
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I read in heat magazine, that if she clears 30 mil from the divorce, she's changing her image to 'gangsta' and forging a new career in hip-hop.
12 February 2008, 07:13 PM
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I thought she did the cheating??, rumors was going round that she was a easy leg over, and thought when
it went to court she wouldnt have a leg to stand on!
it went to court she wouldnt have a leg to stand on!
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12 February 2008, 07:26 PM
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Seriously? 
IMO he comes across to be quite a wealth-pretentious and self-aware Sir of his Sirdom So, he is not so successful to create sympahty for himself in many people's hearts. Wait till he issues his usual Wee, *****, Wisdom statement, saying " WE have gone through an emicable settlement now. WE will admire if OUR privacy and OUR dignity are taken care of 
"
What he really means is : "WE like to be on the camera, and in tabloids with any excuse; even when WE are well past it. What WE cook in our kitchen IS to become public knowledge, because WE like to feel that WE are special!"
Sorry, fans. Just my view on the Sir.
I have seen Heather in some TV interviews when she was speaking of the pressures she is facing, for speaking some hometruths about McCartneys in her new book. I know it sounds unethical, and she might be just doing it for more money, or out of spite. Or, it could be her genuine anguish. Yet, I don't sympathyse with her either, as she is much better off than many divorsed women on this planet with gaining 30 mil+ added extras in total. She wil have comfortable life with her new lovers and all that
The guy among all them Beatles I really admired was Lennon. When I read some hometruths about him (in genuine publications; written for public use by his relatives), my perception about him was shattered. Paul doesn't seem to be anywhere as bad as Lennon, yet who knows the inside stories, eh?
All divorces are painful; some are far more painful than this one.
IMO he comes across to be quite a wealth-pretentious and self-aware Sir of his Sirdom
So, he is not so successful to create sympahty for himself in many people's hearts. Wait till he issues his usual Wee, *****, Wisdom statement, saying " WE have gone through an emicable settlement now. WE will admire if OUR privacy and OUR dignity are taken care of " What he really means is : "WE like to be on the camera, and in tabloids with any excuse; even when WE are well past it. What WE cook in our kitchen IS to become public knowledge, because WE like to feel that WE are special!"
Sorry, fans. Just my view on the Sir.
I have seen Heather in some TV interviews when she was speaking of the pressures she is facing, for speaking some hometruths about McCartneys in her new book. I know it sounds unethical, and she might be just doing it for more money, or out of spite. Or, it could be her genuine anguish. Yet, I don't sympathyse with her either, as she is much better off than many divorsed women on this planet with gaining 30 mil+ added extras in total. She wil have comfortable life with her new lovers and all that
The guy among all them Beatles I really admired was Lennon. When I read some hometruths about him (in genuine publications; written for public use by his relatives), my perception about him was shattered. Paul doesn't seem to be anywhere as bad as Lennon, yet who knows the inside stories, eh?
All divorces are painful; some are far more painful than this one.
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12 February 2008, 10:01 PM
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I would just give her whatever she feels she needs, ask her how much, put her on the spot, "So how much of my money do you need", if she says half, give her half, I would give her all of it if I didn't have to listen to her whining.
Surely 20 million would be enough for anybody, he has what 840 million, I cant imagine he will miss it but I also fail to see why she would need more than that, its a result either way, she will never have to want for anything.
I would consider giving it all to charity so she couldnt get her mitts on it, ok as part of a divorce you get a payout but isnt it to avoid hardship for the none breadwinning partner, not to use as something to beat the ex with. She should not go penniless but why does she need millions upon millions ?
Surely 20 million would be enough for anybody, he has what 840 million, I cant imagine he will miss it but I also fail to see why she would need more than that, its a result either way, she will never have to want for anything.
I would consider giving it all to charity so she couldnt get her mitts on it, ok as part of a divorce you get a payout but isnt it to avoid hardship for the none breadwinning partner, not to use as something to beat the ex with. She should not go penniless but why does she need millions upon millions ?
12 February 2008, 11:31 PM
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They lay upon the grassy bank,
His hands were all a quivver.
He undid her suspender belt,
And £30m fell in the river.
His hands were all a quivver.
He undid her suspender belt,
And £30m fell in the river.
13 February 2008, 12:38 PM
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Seriously?
IMO he comes across to be quite a wealth-pretentious and self-aware Sir of his Sirdom So, he is not so successful to create sympahty for himself in many people's hearts. Wait till he issues his usual Wee, *****, Wisdom statement, saying " WE have gone through an emicable settlement now.
IMO he comes across to be quite a wealth-pretentious and self-aware Sir of his Sirdom
So, he is not so successful to create sympahty for himself in many people's hearts. Wait till he issues his usual Wee, *****, Wisdom statement, saying " WE have gone through an emicable settlement now.
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