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jennaflower
08-17-2005, 08:12 PM
I found this interesting...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8973962/

and how exactly would you explain this to your spouse if they found it?

IAKaraokeGirl
08-17-2005, 08:17 PM
Wow.

















Wow. Yeah, that about covers it.

lonelyarmywife
08-17-2005, 08:44 PM
OMJesus. YOu know, maybe I should buy a shitload of those and send them to the fuckers in my husband's unit...i hear they might get alot of use out of them.

Zephreck
08-17-2005, 08:48 PM
But even if and I stress that word alot.. IF I was going to be adulterous why bring light to that fact? Most women I have known that are having affairs (yes I have a few friends that are and no it isn't with me) all kind of have a "I don't want to admit "she" is there". It is almost like they want to forget that he has a wife and often times thinks about marrying him as well. I mean you see that all the time in movies, and in plays and read it in books, but not just there in "make believe" land but in reality. Almost every woman I know that is going through emotional problems due to having an affair says the hardest problem they have is that they can't dream of one day being with that person.

My whole point to this is why in the hell if I was with someone like that would she want to point it out if I was married? Seems to me she would just get me a card like most people do in love. I don't know... I don't get it. Besides it pretty much blatantly says "I am wrong for loving you but I am going to anyway". Most people don't like to face that it is "wrong" to love them and focuses on the actual feelings, emotional attachments, physical attachments etc. Just seems that these cards wouldn't be too appealing. But then again what do I know.

/bow

Zeph

P.S. Is it just me or does it piss anyone else off that someone is wanting to market other people's dysfunctional relationships? Sometimes I wonder about the integrity of people wanting to market other people's misery. Same rant I have with "dating companies" who don't give a damn about the people they represent and instead just make money off their emotional distress. Just seems wrong to me.

dicksbro
08-17-2005, 08:55 PM
Hmmmmm.

Lilith
08-17-2005, 09:09 PM
I'm ordering a case...you know, just in case :o

IAKaraokeGirl
08-17-2005, 09:11 PM
<----was thinking of ordering a case...just to have fun. ;)

lonelyarmywife
08-17-2005, 09:15 PM
P.S. Is it just me or does it piss anyone else off that someone is wanting to market other people's dysfunctional relationships? Sometimes I wonder about the integrity of people wanting to market other people's misery. Same rant I have with "dating companies" who don't give a damn about the people they represent and instead just make money off their emotional distress. Just seems wrong to me.


YES! Another case in point is that stupid fucking show that was one a couple years ago, "Temptation Island." You remember, the one where they took couples that were having difficulties and put them in romantic situation with other people and made their S.O. watch the dates. I hated that fucking show for this exact reason - it played off people's misery. It wasn't about keeping people together, it was about driving them apart. Why in hell does society make it so difficult for two people to stay together long term?

Jesus.

/end rant


P.S. Ironically, the song playing on my launchcast radio when i was typing this was "let's stay together" by Al Green. just found that a little humorous.

jennaflower
08-17-2005, 09:17 PM
you know... there is an evil part of me.. that is damn tempted to buy a few.. and send them to the man that broke my heart when I was young... now that he is married... LOL... oh... what a naughty thought.... he should be thankful that I am nicer than that... or am I? LOL

IAKaraokeGirl
08-17-2005, 09:18 PM
you know... there is an evil part of me.. that is damn tempted to buy a few.. and send them to the man that broke my heart when I was young... now that he is married... LOL... oh... what a naughty thought.... he should be thankful that I am nicer than that... or am I? LOL

See my above post. :D



You *know* that there *are* going to be people out there, Jenna, who *will* do that. I can just imagine the nightmares that are going to result. :rolleyes2

jennaflower
08-17-2005, 09:20 PM
okay... okay... I conceed.. you are right IAKG... but there are a few out there that will deserve it... okay.. okay... so the little devil on my left shoulder is working overtime tonight..

IAKaraokeGirl
08-17-2005, 09:21 PM
okay... okay... I conceed.. you are right IAKG... but there are a few out there that will deserve it... okay.. okay... so the little devil on my left shoulder is working overtime tonight..


<---is not innocent.

<---thought about it, too. :D

BigBear57
08-17-2005, 09:26 PM
It's like these were done as a joke and then somebody realised there might be money in it. damn

Lilith
08-17-2005, 09:27 PM
random address searching :o How evil indeed :D

jennaflower
08-17-2005, 09:29 PM
ROFLMAO... oh my Lilith... you have a splended mind... LOL...... address them... lick the stamp... and make sure you include the address to your dungeon as the sender :)

Fangtasia
08-17-2005, 10:02 PM
I think they're cool *LOL*

Steph
08-17-2005, 10:42 PM
I think they're kinda cute, too. :D

From my experience, I would guess 80% of dating company revenues comes from married men. I don't think the companies initially marketed to married guys but they're the ones who want to pay to hook up.

As an aside, towards the bottom of the article, I noticed they gave the prononuciation for a doctor's name. I have no clue why they did that. I could understand if it was a radio script but a print article?

scotzoidman
08-18-2005, 12:10 AM
The thing that jumps out at me is brought out in pg 2 of the article - how stupid do ya hafta be to make a hard copy document of your supposed "secret"...1st the greeting card co. is gonna profit, then the divorce lawyers take your ass to the cleaners, & why?






...because you're a fucking idiot...

wyndhy
08-18-2005, 01:00 PM
omg, that's funny. in a dumb kind of way but funny nonetheless

we could always use a little extra cash. i'll jump on this bandwagon and create my own line of mushy love cards. i'll call it.........the zoo pals...when you care enough to do it doggie style. it'll be one of those sound cards, cause we all know animals don't read. hey! i could even include the appropriate treat.

txgrneyes
08-23-2005, 11:36 PM
omg, that's funny. in a dumb kind of way but funny nonetheless

we could always use a little extra cash. i'll jump on this bandwagon and create my own line.


I was thinking something along the lines of "Slamer Grams"

One to read....OOOPs sorry you got caught and are headed for the slammer. See ya when you get out....or something like that.

Another one....A little advice.....dont bend over to pick up the soap unless you want to.

Sorry but I really have a sick mind at other peoples expense. :rofl:

WildIrish
08-24-2005, 12:42 PM
“I can see trouble ahead,” he said. “This will be a boon for marriage therapists all across the nation, because [the cards] are going to wind up in the wrong hands. They’re going to go to the wrong address, and they’re not going to self-destruct.”


:confused:



That would be the Kaczynski Kard, right? :D