bizarre relationships

[rockycoon]

How about the mormons who had many wifes and still to today they practice this around northern Arizona, southern Utah, and texas,
also other places I have not heard of.  Now granted most of the places get busted, mostly for marrying children, but there are a lot
of places that are still going,  I saw a story on one family (8 wifes 1 husband) that is going strong in southern Utah.  It seemed to be
working for them, but that's their lifestyle, not mine.  I like one woman and one woman only, although I am single right now, I like a
monogamis relationship.

[RegnisTheGreat]

same here rockycoon, but it works for them so who am I to complain about them.

[maxx]

Martin yes thats the story I was talking about.

[ttwjr32]

the wrath of a scorned woman can be deadly
 they were lucky they lived

[Voiceroveip]

So this is what my ex meant by wanting to be my mistress ...

[ttwjr32]

why would you want 2 or 3 wives to nag at you hahahah

[rockycoon]

In the interview on tv I watched.  The wifes had certian dates on the calendar and knew that it was there day for a visit from the husband. figure that out...:fi_lone_ranger:
They all took turns according to their place on the calendar.

[Rhonald]

In the interview on tv I watched.  The wifes had certian dates on the calendar and knew that it was there day for a visit from the husband. figure that out...:fi_lone_ranger:
They all took turns according to their place on the calendar.

Is that what Neil Sedaka was singing about? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUlOyj9F5gM

[rockycoon]

Oh god, now I'm really feeling old.  I remember all those old cars when they were new and on the showroom floor, I owned a 1957 ford two door like the one there, I remember the merc's and cooked at a mel's drive in making hamburgers.  I remember the hair styles, and sneaking out with the girls to drink a beer...so much water under the bridge since then....I can still smell the hair spray (shellac) they used in their hair...haha.  Think I'll crawl off and cry now...haha

Hey, 1 star if you know who's at the radio station....
2 stars if you ever listened to him
5 stars if you can name the radio station he was on
another 5 stars if you drove a port holed ford thunderbird (I did) ad a star if it had a 4 speed trans...
:huh::huh::huh:

[Vince G]

Hey, 1 star if you know who's at the radio station....
2 stars if you ever listened to him
5 stars if you can name the radio station he was on
another 5 stars if you drove a port holed ford thunderbird (I did) ad a star if it had a 4 speed trans...

* Wolfman Jack
** Listened to him

The station I listened to him on was in NYC so the radio show was syndicated. It might not be the same as the one you know?

Went looking for a 55-57 T-bird in the 70's but couldn't find one that was worth buying. One the motor had to be rebuilt and another had front end damage with parts all over the place? So I gave up.

[mustfocus]

Heard of Wolfman Jack...saw some cartoon references to him when I was younger (ScoobyDoo anyone?)

That was a long time ago...

[rockycoon]

XERB 1090 on your AM dial, hollywood california --- Hello who dis, this is collette, sorry wolfman dont take no collect call....click   haha.

[Peter]

Wolfman Jack.... I have seen the movie.... Does it count ??

[ttwjr32]

i remember wolfman now i am giving away my age

[rockycoon]

I don't even think they have a translation for American Grafitti....let alone understand it....:icon_cheesygrin:  but we do....heh heh