Tycoon Offers $65 Million to Man Who Woos Gay Daughter

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  • c.d.
    Commissioner
    • Feb 2008
    • 6578

    #1

    Tycoon Offers $65 Million to Man Who Woos Gay Daughter

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    c.d.
  • Beowulf
    Sergeant
    • Jan 2012
    • 537

    #2
    And who is to say he won't marry her and abscond with the funds?

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    • Limehouse
      Chief Inspector
      • Mar 2008
      • 1895

      #3
      This man has lived his own life in his own way, apparently bedding thousands of women. Why can't he accept his own daughter's lifestyle choice?

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      • jason_c
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        • Feb 2008
        • 966

        #4
        Originally posted by Limehouse View Post
        This man has lived his own life in his own way, apparently bedding thousands of women. Why can't he accept his own daughter's lifestyle choice?
        Im guessing its because he doesnt get his name in the newspaper that way. It is obviously a publicity stunt.

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        • Robert
          Commissioner
          • Feb 2008
          • 5163

          #5
          No disrespect to this Chinese bloke but what guarantee do I have that this daughter of his can do bangers and mash?

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          • Carol
            Detective
            • Aug 2008
            • 443

            #6
            Originally posted by Robert View Post
            No disrespect to this Chinese bloke but what guarantee do I have that this daughter of his can do bangers and mash?
            Hi Robert,
            With $65 million you'll be able to employ your very own chef specialising in ALL the English delicacies.
            Carol

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            • Cogidubnus
              Assistant Commissioner
              • Feb 2012
              • 3266

              #7
              Hi Carol

              I bet a specialist chef couldn't consistently get the little burnt bits in like my missus does!

              All the best

              Dave

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              • Carol
                Detective
                • Aug 2008
                • 443

                #8
                Originally posted by Cogidubnus View Post
                Hi Carol

                I bet a specialist chef couldn't consistently get the little burnt bits in like my missus does!

                All the best

                Dave
                Hi Dave,

                Probably not - takes years of practise.

                Carol

                P.S. I was hoping that you and your wife had kissed and made up by now.

                P.P.S. Should it be a 'c' in practise? Too lazy to check with Mr Google.
                Last edited by Carol; 09-29-2012, 01:34 PM.

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                • Cogidubnus
                  Assistant Commissioner
                  • Feb 2012
                  • 3266

                  #9
                  Tongue firmly in cheek

                  Probably not - takes years of practise.

                  Carol

                  P.S. I was hoping that you and your wife had kissed and made up by now.
                  It must be an art form - we have expensive French cast iron saucepans, theoretically indestructible - all burned to b*ggery, terminally cracked or otherwise abused...I sometimes leave little billets doux in them saying "please don't burn me"...

                  When I cooked, the kids used to query the food saying it didn't have the requisite number of little black bits to constitute real grub... honest! They've all left home now...god they must be born survivors...

                  Kiss and make up? You've got a hope...I'm not sure I actually like the woman at all, and I'm pretty sure she can't stand me...we just sit, opposite sides of the fireplace and enjoy the warmth...

                  We celebrated 25 years of mutual intolerance last year, and that's about as far as it goes...Although we haven't actively discussed it, (both too cowardly?), I suspect we stay together because it's (a) a financial necessity and (b) mutually convenient...on that fairly honest basis the relationship actually works...and I suspect we're far from alone in that!

                  All the best

                  Dave

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