[QUOTE=The New and Improved Superman]
Well, Mia Farrow herself wed Frank Sinatra when she was 21 and he was 51…(just sayin’)
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And her next husband–Soon-Yi’s adoptive father–was Andre Previn. In response, Dory Previn (the dumped ex) wrote “Beware of Young Girls”.
So Mia can’t say she wasn’t warned.
[QUOTE=outlierrn]
There’s his story
There’s her story
and then there’s the truth
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Sure, Caine. Now walk the earth.
[QUOTE=Big Bad Voodoo Lou]
It wasn’t meant that way, and it would be obvious to just about anyone that I didn’t mean it that way.
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So you’re ok with adoption as long as someone with the money and love to give doesn’t adopt too many. So I’ll ask you too, what is your cutoff number for a person to adopt to make them not weirder than someone who has an affair with his paramour’s adopted daughter? And what would you tell the people who were adopted after that magical number? “You would have been better off at the orphanage, unloved and alone, because by adopting you, your mother was weird”?
[QUOTE=Big Bad Voodoo Lou]
But I know you and I have seen differently on things in the past
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Have we? I don’t remember. With the exception of a couple of conservatives, I never remember who I’ve tangled with or why. It’s gone from my mind as soon as the thread dies.
[QUOTE=Big Bad Voodoo Lou]
and I’m not your favorite person here.
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That’s not true at all. Before now, if I thought of you, I would have thought “that guy likes Happy Rhodes, what a cool guy!” and nothing else.
[QUOTE=Big Bad Voodoo Lou]
So think whatever you will of me, and Pit away if it makes your Friday happier.
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I said I wasn’t going to pit you. It’s not my fight. Obviously if someone who was adopted or who adopted had the same problems I had, they would have pitted you already. Since no one has, I can just assume that I’m alone in this, and I accept that.
[QUOTE=Wakinyan]
Sure, Caine. Now walk the earth.
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I"m not sure what that’s supposed to mean.